LED companies pay attention, the opportunity to expand sales channels in Turkey is coming!

Issuing time：2019-12-18

    Against the background of the global energy shortage and the continuous rising concept of energy conservation and carbon reduction, the LED lighting industry has become one of the key industries that the global government is committed to, and has grown strongly in recent years. According to the latest "2017 Global Lighting Market Outlook" report by LEDinside, a green energy division of TrendForce, the LED lighting market size reached USD 29.6 billion in 2016, the LED lighting market size will reach USD 33.1 billion in 2017, and the LED lighting penetration rate will increase to 52% . Among them, India, Vietnam and other emerging markets have grown rapidly. It is estimated that Vietnam ’s LED lighting will grow by 28% to USD 348 million in 2016. India ’s LED lighting market will grow by 47.1% to USD 1.14 billion in 2016.

    With the increasingly fierce competition in the domestic LED lighting market and the implementation of the "Belt and Road" strategy, more and more companies "go abroad" and carry out strategic layout along the "Belt and Road", which has become one of the current foreign trade areas in China Big highlight.

     As far as the lighting export sector is concerned, China, as a global manufacturing base for lighting products, has been experiencing growth in the export of LED lighting products. It can be seen from the changes in the scale of China's customs LED lighting exports in 2015 that under the negative growth in the scale of imported LED lighting products from China in Japan and Europe, emerging markets such as ASEAN, India, Africa, and countries Bangladesh, Pakistan, Israel, Turkey However, the lighting needs of countries along the “Belt and Road”, such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt, have been increasing year by year and have great potential.

     For the Turkish market, the current lighting and lighting market size is about 350 million US dollars. There are more than 1,800 local lighting and lighting companies, including 70 large distributors and 400 medium-sized distributors. 70% of the products are purchased from OEM OEM products. Mostly, most of the goods come from China. In recent years, in consideration of environmental protection factors, the Turkish government has banned the production and sale of incandescent lamps with a large wattage of 75-100W. This measure will undoubtedly increase the demand for energy-saving lamps and LED lamps.

     According to Chinese customs data, in the first half of 2015, China's LED lighting products exported to Turkey exceeded 45 million US dollars. Among them, the demand for ball bulbs, flat lights and light bars is large, and the export value is more than 8 million. It is worth mentioning that the demand for light bars is particularly prominent, with an export value of 16.09 million US dollars.

      Hosted by UBM & NTSR Exhibition Group, Turkey's oldest professional international lighting exhibition-"The 10th Turkish International Brand Lighting Exhibition" will be held on March 29th-April 1st, 2017 in Istanbul Exhibition Center day. For domestic and overseas "gold rush" companies, this will be an opportunity to get more opportunities. In order to further promote economic development, Turkey has simplified the company establishment procedures, reduced the cost of establishment, and provided the possibility that securities can also be used as a proof of guarantee. If investors invest in eastern Turkey, within 5-10 years, Turkey The government also exempts them from paying taxes, insurance, and social security benefits. In addition, the first phase of the world's largest airport in Istanbul will be put into use in 2018, and the world's longest bridge, the Canakkale Bridge, will also start construction in 2016. These projects will all start the Turkish industrial and lighting industries. To a positive impetus. At the same time, the Turkish market is gradually favored by LED lighting industry.

     This exhibition takes Turkey as a springboard, radiates Syria, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Greece, and many other developing and large-scale infrastructure countries. It is mainly brand-oriented, targeting high-end engineering and building lighting, and large-scale store buyers For exhibition purposes. It is worth mentioning that the exhibition was supported by the Turkish Ministry of Commerce, the Turkish Lighting Association, the Engineering Association, the German Lighting Industry Association, the Italian Lighting Association, and the Belgian Lighting Engineering Association.