LED Lighting Market 2017-2021: Industry Analysis by Application (Lighting, Backlighting, Signage, Automotive Lighting and Others), Regions, Key Players

Jul 14, 2017

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The report entitled “Global LED Lighting Market (2017-2021 Edition)”, provides an in-depth analysis of the global LED Lighting market with detailed analysis of market size and growth, market share and economic impact of the industry. The report also provides market size of the global lighting market and its segments.

The report provides detailed regional analysis of North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific (China and India) for the LED lighting market. The report also assesses the key opportunities in the market and outlines the factors that are and will be driving the growth of the industry.

Growth of the global lighting market and global LED lighting market has also been forecasted for the period 2017-2021, taking into consideration the previous growth patterns, the growth drivers and the current and future trends. The market for global LED lighting is facing a tough competition due to price wars and entry of small firms. Further, key players (Cree, Philips and Osram) of the global LED lighting market are also profiled with their financial information and respective business strategies.

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Country Coverage
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific (China and India)

Company Coverage
Cree
Philips
Osram

Executive Summary
The LED lighting can be segmented according to its application into lighting, backlighting, signage, automotive lighting and others. Some of the advantages of LED lights over the traditional light sources are long life, energy efficient, ecologically friendly, durable, zero UV emission, design flexibility, low voltage, etc.

The major growth drivers for the LED lighting market are increasing shipment and penetration of LED TVs, growing automobile industry, increasing LED penetration, phasing out of incandescent bulbs in many countries, supportive government policies and focus on energy efficiency. Despite the market is governed by various growth drivers, there are certain challenges faced by the market such as temperature dependence, high initial costs of LED, high research and development costs, etc.

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Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary

2. Introduction
2.1 Light Emitting Diode: An Overview
2.1.1 Light Production in LEDs
2.1.2 Light Production in LEDs
2.2 History of LED
2.3 LED Lighting Segments: An Overview
2.4 Advantages of LED Lighting
2.5 Comparison of LED Lighting with Other Source of Lighting

3. Global Market Analysis
3.1 Global Lighting Market: An Analysis
3.1.1 Global Lighting Market by Value
3.1.2 Global Lighting Market by Application
3.1.3 Global General Lighting Market by Segments
3.2 Global LED Lighting Market: An Analysis
3.2.1 Global LED Lighting Market by Value
3.2.2 Global LED Lighting Market by Segments
3.2.3 Global LED Lighting Market by Region
3.2.4 Global LED Lighting Market by Adoption Rate
3.2.5 Global LED Lighting Market Adoption Rate by Products
3.3 Global LED Backlight Market: An Analysis
3.3.1 Global LED Backlight Market by Value
3.3.2 Global LED Backlight Market by Products
3.4 Global LED General Lighting Market: An Analysis
3.4.1 Global LED General Lighting Market by Value

4. Regional Market Analysis
4.1 North America LED Lighting Market: An Analysis
4.1.1 North America LED Lighting Market by Value
4.2 Europe LED Lighting Market: An Analysis
4.2.1 Europe LED Lighting Market by Value
4.3 Asia Pacific LED Lighting Market: An Analysis
4.3.1 China LED Lighting Market by Share in General Lighting
4.3.2 China LED Lighting Market by Value
4.3.3 Indian LED Lighting Market by Value

5. Competitive Landscape
5.1 Financial Comparison of the Players of Global LED lighting Market

6. Company Profiling
6.1 Cree, Inc.
6.1.1 Business Overview
6.1.2 Financial Overview
6.2 Philips
6.2.1 Business Overview
6.2.2 Financial Overview
6.3 OSRAM
6.3.1 Business Overview
6.3.2 Financial Overview

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