По сообщению ZVEI медленный рост мировой экономики наконец-то сказался и на самом большом в Европе рынке электронных компонентов – немецком.

Если в 2013 году он сократился на 1,4%, то уже в 2014 все позиции были отыграны и рост составил 7% , достигнув объема 4,4 млрд. Евро.

По мнению ZVEI как минимум 3% роста дали такие факторы, как падение цен на нефть и низкий обменный курс, что привело к росту инвестиций в промышленность и снижение числа безработных.

Аналитики Europartners Consultants прогнозируют дальнейший рост рынка электронных компонентов в 2015 и 2016 годах. Однако, многие компании не пережили тяжелые времена. Если в 2009 году в Германии работало порядка 300 поставщиков электронных компонентов, то на начало 2015 их осталось 250. Остальные были поглощены или закрыты. Эксперты ожидают сокращение игроков на этом рынке до 200 компаний.

Сегодняшний ТОП 10 игроков на европейском рынке электронных компонентов по данным ZVEI:

Avnet - 27,2%
Arrow - 16,4%
Rutronik - 10,1%
TTI - 3,5%
Future - 3,2%
Ineltek - 1,9%
RS - 1,7%
Endrich - 1,6%
Setron - 1,6%
Memphis - 1,6%
Другие - 31,0%

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