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The European Electronic Manufacturing Services Industry 2008-2013
The Complete Guide to the European Electronic Manufacturing Services Industry
With revenues forecast to decline by over 13% in 2009 the European EMS industry is facing a period of uncertainty and rapid change. In Western Europe the leading Tier 1 EMS providers have already relocated volume manufacturing to lower cost locations. They have however retained a manufacturing presence and are looking to compete in the growth markets of aerospace & defence, medical, control & instrumentation, automotive and industrial as they recover in the 2010/2011 timeframe. It is here that the real battle for the vast majority of the around 700 EMS companies in Europe will take place. Competition is expected to intensify with the emergence of regional players with multiple locations and strong focus on the growth markets. It is also the market being served by the large number, over 600, of national EMS providers with a single manufacturing facility and small but long established customer base.
Increased competition will lead to consolidation as companies are acquired or close due to ever increasing financial pressures, although it is not expected that there will be a mass exodus of companies in the period to 2013. There is a more than distinct possibility that one or possibly two of the major Tier 1 EMS companies will merge. Mergers between the major European EMS providers, is also a possibility although this is expected to be either on a national or sub-regional basis rather than pan-European.
A key trend in recent years has been the migration in EMS production from Western Europe to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) resulting in the CEE accounting for just under 55% of European EMS revenues in 2008. This is expected to fall slightly in 2009 as the major Tier 1 EMS providers cut back production to meet lower demand, EMS revenues in the CEE forecast to decline by 17% during the year. As end demand recovers so will the share the CEE accounts of the EMS market although the previous double-digit annual growth will reduce to a more pedestrian pace of 5-6% from 2010 to 2013. The transfer of production from Western Europe will continue to be an important factor in the region’s growth in particular in lower volume high mix products.
The ninth edition of TheEuropean EMS Industry report 2008-2013 highlights the issues impacting the European EMS industry. This comprehensive report provides:
- An analysis and revenue forecasts for both West and East and Central Europe in a single report.
- The key trends impacting the major EMS companies by market group.
- Detailed profiles of the Top 20 European EMS companies, including a ranking for 2008.
- A ranking of the Top 50 EMS providers in Europe .
- Country and regional profiles including key trends, the role of the Global “Tier 1” companies and profiles of the major EMS companies.
- A directory of over 1,000 manufacturing locations.
Who will benefit
The Electronics Manufacturing Services ( EMS ) industry report is essential research for all areas of the electronics industry including:
Distributors and manufacturers of electronic components and materials - the profiles and directory provide a detailed analysis of potential customers, highlights growth markets by country/region. Understanding and interpreting the market trends will also be important as this market further develops
Production equipment suppliers – the profiles and directory provide a detailed analysis of potential customers, track key EMS trends.
OEMs – A comprehensive guide to the major EMS companies in Europe . Analyze the structure of the industry and the emergence of four distinct groups of EMS company.
EMS – The report provides a complete overview of the European EMS industry, including revenue forecasts by country, competitor information and the trends which will have an impact on business in the period to 2011.
Other organizations which will benefit from the report include:
- Government, including investment organizations.
- Financial and industry analysts.
- Academic institutes & universities tracking developments in the electronics industry.
Europe will continue to provide significant opportunities for companies already involved in the European EMS industry. It will also offer opportunities for companies in Asia and the Americas who are looking to expand geographically into new markets.
The European EMS Industry report allows you to track these developments in a single cost-effective study providing both detailed market and company analysis.
Summary of Contents:
Executive Summary
European Market for EMS (2008 - 2013)
Profiles of the Top 20 EMS companies in Europe
EMS Market by Country Region (includes market projections, industry trends and profiles of the major EMS companies)
Directory of over 1,000 European EMS manufacturing facilities
Country Coverage:
Austria; Belgium; Denmark; Finland; France; Germany; Ireland; Italy; Netherlands; Norway; Portugal; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; United Kingdom; Central & Eastern Europe (Bulgaria; Czech Republic; Estonia; Hungary; Lithuania; Poland: Romania; Slovakia; Slovenia)
ISBN 1905429 258
Ninth Edition
Publication Date: August 2009
Price:
| Book only |
£1500 |
| Book + CD-ROM |
£1645 |
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