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Strategy Briefing
Global Overview of Lighting
Nov 2018
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The global lighting industry is undergoing a major transition from traditional lamps to light-emitting diode (LED) lamps. This report focuses on the current state of the global lighting market, the demand drivers shaping the future of the lighting industry, and the changing competitive landscape
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Key Findings
A solid year for the global lighting market
A strong year in Latin America and the Middle East and Africa, as well as robust growth in Asia Pacific, buoyed global sales of lighting in 2017. A precipitous decline in unit prices has made LED lamps more affordable for consumers in emerging economies, fuelling sales of LED lamps.
Asia Pacific the most important regional market
Asia Pacific is the largest regional market in the world for lighting. Sales are driven by the sheer population size of the region, as China, India and Indonesia are among the top five markets globally for number of households.
Population expansion is a major demand driver for lighting
The number of households globally is expected to continue rising steadily over the period to 2030. The bulk of new households will be in Asia Pacific and the Middle East and Africa, owing to dynamic population growth and increases in life expectancy resulting from improved access to healthcare. On the other hand, stagnation is expected in Eastern Europe, Western Europe and North America.
Developing regions have yet to reach total electrification
Developing nations hold a wealth of opportunity for the lighting industry, as large swathes of the Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America still remain off the grid. Rural electrification programmes by governments aim to rectify this state of affairs, creating new opportunities for lighting companies.
Reinvention is key to success
Changes in business strategies and a flurry of mergers and acquisitions is reflective of a difficult business environment, where the decline of traditional business segments requires companies to restructure in order to remain profitable.
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Introduction
Scope
Key findings
Global Overview
Steady growth in global lighting sales
Asia Pacific is the largest regional market
North America leads per household expenditure on lighting
Emerging regions to lead growth
Sales of LED to overtake non-LED lamps
LED lamps to reach 87% of light sources in North America by 2022
CFLs remain popular in emerging markets
Rapid penetration of LED lamps
Developed regions lead spending on light fixtures
Demand Factors
Population expansion is a major demand driver for lighting
Untapped potential in Middle East and Africa
Smaller households are the new normal in the US
Rise in household numbers bodes well for lighting
Developing regions have yet to reach total electrification
Providing electricity to rural areas is a challenge
Dire need for electricity in the Middle East and Africa
Electrification in India is a slow process
Government initiatives to drive growth in emerging economies
Competitive Landscape
Chinese companies rise through the ranks
Light sources led by a mix of global and local companies
High degree of fragmentation in lighting fixtures
Businesses reinvent to stay relevant (1)
Businesses reinvent to stay relevant (2)
Regional Focus
Robust growth in Asia Pacific shows signs of stabilisation
China is the world’s largest market
Integrated LEDs drive sales of lighting fixtures in Japan
Macroeconomic pressures rattle consumers in Indonesia
Continued macroeconomic recovery drives the US
Sales in Western Europe are slow but stable
Sales of less efficient lamp types still persist in Germany
UK outlook remains positive despite Brexit fears
Sales in Turkey surge on the back of VAT discounts
Brazil emerges from recession
Outlook
The future of lighting is smart and connected
Creating immersive entertainment experiences
Improving comfort and health for consumers
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