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| Countries covered: Global This 5th edition of the IAL Market Report on the Global Market for Electronic Chemicals is the latest in its series of publications on the electronic chemicals industry. The following geographical regions are included in the report: Europe/Africa The Americas Asia-Pacific The market is analysed in terms of the main chemical and plastics components used in the manufacture of semiconductor devices and PCBs. Market volume and value is presented for 2003, with forecasts for 2008. Technological and commercial trends in the industry, as well as the main global and regional suppliers, are also covered. The report illustrates the importance of the Chinese market in stimulating a recovery in the global electronic chemicals market in 2003 and with this in mind various aspects of the Chinese electronics industry itself are discussed, including: A whole chapter of the report is dedicated to the description of 28 independent Chinese companies active in the Chinese electronic chemicals market. Besides China, the other emerging economies of India, Eastern Europe, South America and eventually Africa will offer medium-to-long-term opportunities for electronic chemical suppliers. The decline in the global electronic chemicals market during the late 1990s has been further aggravated by the slowdown in the global telecommunications industry and other economic uncertainties introduced by SARS and 9/11. However the latter has helped to maintain the defence/aerospace and medical equipment sectors, especially in North America. Recovery of the global electronics industry in 2003 was prompted by the demand for consumer digital products, such as: Future markets being developed in the North Asia region, but to be marketed globally, include: Since aggressive pricing has eroded profits for standard electronic chemical products, technically innovative products and processes are crucial to improving margins and growth in the industry. Areas which have been developed include: Nevertheless the high cost of product development will contribute to a further consolidation of the industry in the near future. Environmental legislation, involving the phasing out of lead-containing solders in 2006 and the reduction in the amount of heavy metals, will continue to impact upon the PCB industry |
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