According to a new report by Expert Market Research, the global LED market reached a value of US$ 53 Billion in 2016 and is further expected to reach US$ 101 Billion by 2022.
New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/10/2017 -- LEDs represent electronic components that can convert electric energy into light. They have today gained prominence across all the regions on account of their potential advantages over other lighting sources such as incandescent bulbs and CFLs. LEDs stay much cooler than incandescent lights, reducing the risk of combustion or burns. As they are made with epoxy lenses, they are highly resistant to breakage. Besides this, they are energy-efficient, long-lasting and easy to install.
With technological advancements, manufacturing efficiency and decline in the prices, the global market for LEDs has witnessed a strong growth over a period of time. According to a new report by Expert Market Research, the global LED market reached a value of US$ 53 Billion in 2016 and is further expected to reach US$ 101 Billion by 2022. Owing to the growing environmental concerns and increasing expenses on electricity generation, governments' regulations have become more stringent, encouraging the penetration of energy-efficient light sources like LED lights. Moreover, a rising demand for LEDs in high-tech products such as flat TVs, digital cameras, smart phones and automotives has also propelled the growth aspects of the LED market.
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Key findings from the report:
1. The two lighting products are LED lamps and modules, and LED fixtures.
2. The major end-uses of LED lights are in retrofit, retail and hospitality, outdoor, office, architectural, homes, industry and others. In 2016, retrofit was the biggest end-use sector with a share of more than a third of the global market. It was followed by retail and hospitality, outdoor, offices, architectural, homes, industry and others.
3. Region-wise, China dominated the market with a share of more than one-fifth of the global LED market. It was followed by Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific, Japan, Middle East & Africa and Latin America.
4. Being fragmented in nature, the global LED market is surrounded by a number of small and big players. In 2016, Nichia was the biggest player in the market with a share of nearly a fifth of the total LED sales. It was followed by Osram, Samsung Electronics, Everlight Electronics, LG Innotek, Epistar, Seoul Semiconductor, Cree, Lumileds, Mulinsen and others.
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Expert Market Research has analysed the global LED market according to lighting product, end-use, major regions and top players:
Market breakup by Lighting Product
LED Lamps and Modules
LED Fixtures
Market breakup by End-use
Retrofit
Retail and Hospitality
Outdoor
Office
Architectural
Homes
Industry
Others
Market breakup by Region
China
Europe
North America
Asia Pacific
Japan
Middle East and Africa
Latin America
Top players
Nichia
Osram
Samsung Electronics
Everlight Electronics
LG Innotek
Epistar
Seoul Semiconductor
Cree
Lumileds
Mulinsen
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