Global LED industry in 2013 or 15% older

In 2013, the global high-brightness LED output value will reach US$11.29 billion, and the annual growth rate will be 15.8%. The growth momentum of the industry will mainly come from lighting applications, and the projected proportion will account for nearly 30% of the total applications. In contrast, the original proportion is higher. Large-size LED backlight will be reduced to 27.6%, mainly due to the reduction in shipments of NB and Monitor in 2013, plus the reduction in the number of LEDs required for direct-lit LED TV backlighting.

In the global LED lighting market, it is estimated that the market size in 2013 will reach US$25.4 billion, and the penetration rate will be 18.6%. The main reason is that LED will have room for falling prices, and the estimated decline rate will reach 20~25%, and the cost-effectiveness of LED components will be in 2013. Expect to see 1,000 lumens per dollar (lm/$). Coupled with the use of LED lights, LED ceiling lamps, commercial lighting, etc. will be the main products in 2013, it is expected to drive LED lighting penetration.

For the development of LED lighting manufacturers, DIGITIMES Research estimates that the top ten companies in 2013 will have a total market share of 45%. Traditional lighting-based companies will continue to increase the proportion of LED lighting shipments during the year, from 20 to 2012. 25% is further increased to more than 30%. The market share of the two largest plants is expected to be Philips and Osram. The total market share will be 23.1%.

From 2009 to 2015, the global high-brightness LED market scale change and forecast DIGITIMES Research also pointed out that with the announcement of the incandescent lamp elimination schedule in China and the government's support for the LED industry, 2013 will again drive the development of the mainland LED lighting industry, especially in After the “12th Five-Year Plan” with a focus on emerging industries was released, major lighting listed companies such as Sunshine Lighting, Foshan Lighting, and NVC Lighting also followed the LED lighting industry.

From the perspective of overall revenue, Sunshine Lighting and NVC Lighting revenue continued to increase from 2011 to 2013. Sunshine Lighting was driven by Philips' overseas access advantages. NVC Lighting benefited from the end of the dispute over management rights. Both revenues will be generated in 2013. It reached RMB 3.3 billion and RMB 4.6 billion, respectively, while Foshan Lighting was affected by illegal transactions and revenue will continue to decline. The estimated 2013 is RMB 1.9 billion.