Segmentation by type distinguishes continuous fibers, short fibers, yarns, and non‑woven mats, each delivering distinct performance attributes and value propositions. Continuous fibers, comprising approximately 40 % of volume sales, are engineered for load‑bearing composite lay‑ups where uninterrupted fiber length maximizes stress transfer. Short fibers, about 35 % of volume, are incorporated into resin‑filled molds and polymer blends to improve impact resistance without the handling complexity of long strands. Yarn products, representing roughly 15 % of sales, combine multiple filaments into flexible bundles used in woven fabrics and high‑temperature textiles. Non‑woven mats, the smallest segment at 10 %, serve as pre‑form insulation layers and filter pads where isotropic permeability is required. By quantifying each type’s share, the market taxonomy clarifies production scaling needs and informs pricing strategies, as continuous fibers command premium pricing due to higher processing costs, while short fibers and mats compete on volume and cost efficiency.