The global Electronic Manufacturing
Services (EMS) market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of
4-5% by 2022. The expansion in this industry is because of big growth in end-use
segments like the telecom sector, medical markets, and the industrial sector.
The major end-use industries in EMS are computer hardware and communication
sectors, which hold around 65% of the demand.
The electronics industry is very competitive in nature due to the
increasing complexity of electronic products as well as rising pressure on
original equipment manufacturers for reducing costs.
Let’s Take A Look Electronic Contract Manufacturing Services Market Analysis in the
below table:
Electronic Contract Manufacturing
Services Market Analysis:
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By Partner:
This includes top vendors in terms of
company basic information, sales (volume), product category, revenue (Million
USD), price as well as gross margin (%)
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By Regions
This is analyzed as Sales, Market Share
(%) by Production, Consumption, Types & Applications, Imports &
Exports Analysis, and Consumption Forecast.
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Each geographical region is:
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By Types
Every single type is studied as Sales
and Market Share (%),Gross Margin, Revenue (Million USD), Price, etc
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By Applications
Every single application is studied as
Sales and Market Share (%),Price, Revenue (Million USD), Gross Margin and
more similar information
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Global
Market Outlook On Electronic Manufacturing Services
The global Electronic Manufacturing
Services market is expected to reach $415.6 Billion by the year 2022 because of
the significant decline in laptop/desktop shipment (Expected to drop further)
in addition to the sluggish recovery of the worldwide economy since 2013
In the US and Canada region, the EMS
market was at $66.41 Billion in the year 2017 and is growing at a rate of
around 0.25-0.5%. The core for the electronics industry with 75% of the global
EMS industry are Taiwanese and Chinese companies. They are providing very
inexpensive subcontracted services for manufacturing. At present, the major
focus of these vendors is to support as well as promote green technologies in
their manufacturing processes.
The EMS industry expanded by 10.7% in 2017
due to large growth in end-use segments,
like the telecom sector ( about 35%), industrial and medical markets.
Since the Asian market is likely to grow uniformly expensive over western
regions, the supply chain tendency is expected to slowly shift from Asia
Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (APAC) regions to the US and some of the
Eastern European regions as well.
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