The E-Commerce market for lighting fixtures is estimated to account for about 7% of the world lighting fixtures consumption, corresponding to USD 9.1 billion in 2020 (including both B2C and B2B business), driven for 34% by wholesalers and for 32% by E-tailers. The highest incidence is reported for residential lighting where online sales account for almost 11% of the total market. North America and China are the largest markets in terms e-commerce penetration in the lighting business (with a share of 10% and 8% respectively).
The Report provides, in 10 chapters: estimated data on consumption of total lighting and LED-based lighting for the years 2013-2019 and forecasts for the years 2020-2023; world trade statistics of lighting fixtures and lamps; quantification in volume of main products and reference prices; an analysis of main destinations; estimated stock of LED lighting and connected items; analysis of distribution channels and profitability; short profiles, sales data and market shares of top players for LED Lighting as a whole and by segment and by geographic area; overview of the main suppliers for the LED lighting industry worldwide
The twenty-fifth edition of the "World Trade of Lighting" provides an overview of a flourishing sector. In 2019, the world trade of lighting fixtures between the 70 countries covered by the report (representing the whole global production and 98% of global consumption) has been estimated in approximately US$ 43 billion of exports and US$ 41 billion of imports. Relatively to the previous year, the world trade experienced a significant contraction in both imports (+5.1%) and exports (+8.4%), well below the five-year market trends. According to CSIL forecasts, the worldwide market for lighting fixtures is expected to contract by 7% in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The report also analyses the world trade of lamps, characterised by the increasing importance of LED technology.
There are today approximately 1,600 independent architectural lighting design practices/divisions operating throughout the world and this estimate is growing every year. This Report profiles around 100 top Architectural Offices and over 150 Lighting Designers, either primarily specialized in the lighting category or that have not lighting as their primarily focus, but that engage frequently in the design of luminaires. Mentioned companies are focused both on turnkey projects and small projects in the segments of retail and luxury shops, hospitality, office, private residences, entertainment, marine, large infrastructure, and art and museum spaces. The first part of the Report is dedicated to the analysis of these segments, as well as the study of the size of the market and the competition system of the top lighting players. Geographical areas covered: Europe, America, Asia and Pacific.
This study provides a full analysis of the outdoor lighting market worldwide. The World is considered as the aggregate of 70 monitored countries, selected by CSIL on the basis of size of the economy, importance of the lighting fixtures sector and contribution to World trade of lighting fixtures, plus an approximation of the market value in the Other countries. Market size, activity trend and short-term forecast, sales data, company profiles and market shares of the leading players are provided for 6 product groups and around 15 geographical clusters.
The aim of this report is to assess the “state of health” of the lighting industry, highlighting the recent trends and structural characteristics of the sector through the analysis of the balance sheets (key financial indicators, profitability and structure ratios, employment data) for the years 2013 to 2017 of a group of 800 companies based worldwide, broken down by geographical area, lighting segment, turnover range. The top 100 companies (“Best in class”) were selected from a sample of 800 companies on the basis of a synthetic indicator which includes the main profitability, performance and financial indicators, and reported separately as Big (over 50 million USD turnover) and Small players
