Segmentation by type classifies amorphous core materials into Fe‑based, Co‑based, Fe‑Co, and Fe‑Ni alloys, each with distinct compositional sub‑variants that influence magnetic performance and cost structure. Fe‑based alloys, constituting approximately 55 % of the market, are favored for their balance of high saturation flux density and relatively low material expense, making them suitable for mainstream transformer cores. Co‑based alloys, though representing only 10 %, offer exceptional thermal stability and high Curie temperatures, targeting high‑temperature motor and aerospace applications. Fe‑Co alloys, accounting for 25 %, combine elevated permeability with moderate cost, positioning them in premium motor and high‑frequency inductor segments. Fe‑Ni alloys, comprising the remaining 10 %, deliver low coercivity and excellent soft‑magnetic characteristics, primarily serving precision inductors and sensor technologies. The proportional contribution of each type reflects its alignment with specific performance requirements and price sensitivity across the broader Amorphous Core Material market.