LED TV drives Samsung to become the fastest growing LED manufacturer in the world

According to the research institute LEDinside statistics, in 2009, Samsung LED led the LED TV sales leader, and its revenue ranking rose from 10 in 2008 to 4th in the world, making it the fastest growing LED manufacturer in the world.

LEDinside statistics last year, the global LED packaging plant revenue totaled 8.05 billion US dollars, an increase of 5% compared with 2008. Despite the financial turmoil, the LED industry maintained a positive growth trend.

According to the observations of individual manufacturers, LED suppliers that entered the large-size backlight market earlier, revenues have increased against the financial tsunami, such as Samsung LED, Seoul Semiconductor, Toyota Synthetic and other manufacturers.

In terms of rankings, Japan's Asianization was still ranked first in the world last year, followed by traditional LED manufacturers such as OSRAM Opto. and CREE; Taiwanese manufacturers Guangbao and Yiguang also ranked in the top 10.

Although the industry was affected by the financial turmoil in the first half of last year, most manufacturers' revenues generally showed a significant decline. However, after the second quarter of last year, large-size backlight demand came out, driving the LED industry to quickly recover, making most LED manufacturers last year's revenue and 2008. Flat or higher.

From the perspective of regional competition, LEDinside said that the trend of large-scale industrial competition is in the shape of Evergrande. Without the support of the group, or the manufacturers with no special competitive advantages in cost and technology, it is not easy to survive in the supply chain.

Korean manufacturers have the world's largest panel capacity, and the brand's estuary, so it will be the biggest threat to global LED manufacturers.

If we look at the difference, LEDinside said that Japan’s global output is still the highest, Taiwan’s market share is second with 17%, and South Korea’s market share has risen from 9% in 2008 to 15% last year. The third in the world.