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The European Contract Electronic Assembly Industry 2004-2009

Reed Electronics Research
March 1, 2005
SKU: BT1259282

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The report covers the strategic issues facing one of the fastest growing sectors of the European electronics industry. However, growth will be in a rapidly changing market place. The ability to offer a complete range of manufacturing services - from box-build to complete supply chain management - is now virtually a prerequisite for medium to larger sized Contract Electronic Manufacturing (CEM) companies. Companies are also facing industry consolidation and increased competition from low-cost producing regions. In addition to detailed market forecasts by sector and country, the report includes 20 detailed profiles of the major CEMs in Europe and additional information on a further 122 smaller to medium sized players. The report ends with a directory of around 800 CEM manufacturing locations in Europe.

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2 SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY
3 WHY CONTRACT MANUFACTURING: 3.1 Cost Comparison; 3.2 Technology; 3.3 WEEE Regulations; 3.4 Trends
4 MARKET DATA: 4.1 Economic Overview; 4.2 Forecasts; 4.3 Electronic Production and CEM in Europe; 4.4 Market Data in West European Region; 4.5 Market Data in Eastern European Countries; 4.6 Market Data by End-User Segments
5 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: 5.1 Industry Structure; 5.2 Top Twenty Table
6 PROFILES OF CONTRACT ELECTRONIC COMPANIES IN EUROPE: 6.1 Top Twenty Companies; 6.2 Other CEM Companies in Europe
7 DIRECTORY: 7.1 Austria; 7.2 Belgium; 7.3 Bulgaria; 7.4 Czech Republic; 7.5 Denmark; 7.6 England; 7.7 Estonia; 7.8 Finland; 7.9 France; 7.10 Germany; 7.11 Greece; 7.12 Hungary; 7.13 Ireland; 7.14 Israel; 7.15 Italy; 7.16 Lithuania; 7.17 Malta; 7.18 Morocco; 7.19 Netherlands; 7.20 Northern Ireland; 7.21 Norway; 7.22 Poland; 7.23 Portugal; 7.24 Romania; 7.25 Scotland; 7.26 Slovakia; 7.27 Slovenia; 7.28 Spain; 7.29 Sweden; 7.30 Switzerland; 7.31 Tunisia; 7.32 Turkey; 7.33 Wales
8 APPENDICIES: 8.1 Exchange Rates; 8.2 Trade & Other Organisations
Tables: Table 1.1 Top Ten Leading CEMs in Europe in 2001; Table 1.2 Growth of European CEM and Hybrid Markets 2002-2007; Table 3.1 Comparison of Labour Costs 2003; Table 3.2 Labour Costs in Other European Countries 2002; Table 3.3 Comparison of Salaries in Tunisia, Germany, France and Hungary March 2004; Table 4.1 Real GDP % Growth by Major Country/Region; Table 4.2 Active Component Markets in Western Europe; Table 4.3 Passive Component Markets in Western Europe; Table 4.4 Other Component Markets in Western Europe; Table 4.5 Total Production of Electronic Equipment in Western Europe 2003; Table 4.6 CEM Market in Western Europe by Geographical Area; Table 4.7 Hybrid Market in Western Europe by Geographical Area; Table 4.8 CEM Market in Eastern Europe by Geographical Area; Table 4.9 The French Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment; Table 4.10 The German Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment 1; Table 4.11 The Scandinavian Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment; Table 4.12 The UK Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment; Table 4.13 The Rest of West Europe Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment; Table 4.14 East European Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment; Table 4.15 The Total European Contract Assembly Activity by End-User Segment; Table 5.1 The Top 20 European CEMs
Figures: Figure 1 European CEM and Hybrid Market, 2004 - 2009; Figure 4.1 Austrian Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.2 Belgian Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.3 Danish Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.4 Finnish Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.5 French Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.6 German Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.7 Irish Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.8 Italian Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.9 Dutch Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.10 Norwegian Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.11 Portuguese Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.12 Spanish Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.13 Swedish Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.14 Swiss Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.15 UK Electronics Production 2004; Figure 4.16 CEM in Consumer Electronics, 2004-2009; Figure 4.17 CEM in Automotive Electronics, 2004-2009; Figure 4.18 CEM in Telecommunications, 2004-2009; Figure 4.19 CEM in Industrial Electronics, 2004-2009; Figure 4.20 CEM in Computers, 2004-2009; Figure 4.21 CEM in Military & Aerospace, 2004-2009; Figure 4.22 CEM in Office Equipment, 2004-2009; Figure 4.23 CEM in Medical and Other Applications, 2004-2009

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