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EMmarketforecasts - Japan
Abstract
Japanese electronics output increased by an estimated 4.0% in 2006 and followed a decline of 4.0% in the prior year. Similar to the US and countries in Western Europe , Japan is being impacted by the migration of production to low-cost locations. By the end of 2006, electronics output had fallen by 23.5% from the peak in 2000.
Consumer electronics, once the mainstay of the Japanese electronics industry, continues to lose share as Japanese manufacturers shift production to low cost countries in the Far East . In 1985 consumer products accounted for 23% of total output but this had fallen to 11% in 2006. The sector, however, has benefited from the move to digital products. Today components and computing account for the largest share of production accounting for 45% and 17% of output, respectively.
Outline
The emarketforecasts database is the leading source of “top-level” market and production data on the European and global electronics industry. It provides a quick, reliable and cost-effective assessment of the industry for individual countries or by major product group. Users requiring more extensive data requirements should refer to the full Yearbook series, a unique reference to electronics market and production data on 51 countries worldwide.
Who will benefit
By tailoring the information to meet your specific needs the emarketforecasts database provides essential market intelligence for all sizes of company from small enterprises operating in one or two countries to major global groups.
It is a key business tool for financial or management consultancies requiring a reliable assessment of a specific country or regional market or who needs to analyse a product group by geographical market.
Anybody requiring supporting research data for business plans or presentations.
The database
The database has initially been split by individual country. Information, however, on selected products groups can also be provided.
Table of Contents
Background
Economic Overview
Industry Structure
Production Data 2005-2008
Market Data 2005-2011
Methodologies/Guide to Statistics
Product Coverage
Computing
Office Equipment
Control & Instrumentation
Medical & Industrial
Radio Communications
Telecommunications
Consumer
Active Components
Passive Components
Other Components
Abstract
Events in China are continuing to dominate the global electronics industry. In 2004 electronic output increased by a further 32% to US$213 billion and followed growth of 32% in 2003 and 27.5% in 2002. China was the second largest producer of electronic products in 2004 and is expected to surpass the US by the end of 2006 to become the world’s largest manufacturer. Growth in exports has been the key factor in the emergence of China as the world’s largest producer of electronic products. In 2005 exports increased by 27% to US$230 billion and followed growth of 44% and 53% in 2004 and 2003, respectively.
Outline
The emarketforecasts database is the leading source of “top-level” market and production data on the European and global electronics industry. It provides a quick, reliable and cost-effective assessment of the industry for individual countries or by major product group. Users requiring more extensive data requirements should refer to the full Yearbook series, a unique reference to electronics market and production data on 51 countries worldwide.
Who will benefit
By tailoring the information to meet your specific needs the emarketforecasts database provides essential market intelligence for all sizes of company from small enterprises operating in one or two countries to major global groups.
It is a key business tool for financial or management consultancies requiring a reliable assessment of a specific country or regional market or who needs to analyse a product group by geographical market.
Anybody requiring supporting research data for business plans or presentations.
The database
The database has initially been split by individual country. Information , however, on selected products groups can also be provided.
Table of Contents
Background
Economic Overview
Industry Structure
China in a Global Context
Production Data 2003-2006
Market Data 2003-2009
Methodologies/Guide to Statistics
Product Coverage
Computing
Office Equipment
Control & Instrumentation
Medical & Industrial
Radio Communications
Telecommunications
Consumer
Active Components
Passive Components
Other Components
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