The demand for Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) products is growing steadily, fueled by rising demand from industries like construction, automotive, aerospace, and marine. GFRP's benefits of being lightweight, high-strength, corrosion-resistant, and low-maintenance make it the preferred substitute to conventional materials like aluminum and steel. The worldwide GFRP market is set to expand significantly in the next few years, driven by urban infrastructure growth, an increasing use of lightweight materials for electric vehicles, and the requirement for long-lasting, heavy-duty components in extreme conditions. North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific are major drivers of adoption, underpinned by government policy and construction codes that acknowledge the advantages of composite materials. Yet, the market is challenged by high manufacturing costs, recyclability issues, and competition from carbon fiber and other next-generation materials. Ongoing innovation in resin technology, manufacturing processes, and sustainability strategies are of utmost importance to ensure competitiveness and achieve new growth potential for the GFRP market.