According to global market research firm TrendForce's Green Energy Division LEDinside said, LED backlight market demand by slowing demand and inventory effects, in June 2013 Taiwan's listed LED manufacturers total revenue fell to $ 10.6 billion, of which Taiwan listed cabinet LED chip manufacturers revenue was NT $ 3.97 billion yuan, Taiwan listed LED packaging manufacturers revenue growth reached NT $ 6.63 billion yuan.Exposed to the backlight market demand decline, Taiwan LED lighting manufacturers have turned to the target application, expecting revenue can complement lighting applications backlighting applications revenue. Therefore, Taiwanese manufacturers such as Epistar, Everlight, Ronda have to ODM, OEM OEM way international lighting manufacturers product line, expecting to make up the capacity utilization. But whether out of OEM price Red Sea, you need to think about whether, as manufacturers increase production capacity in addition, to the more sophisticated, more differentiated margin products forward.According to LEDinside observation, small and medium-power LED indoor lighting needs to be vibrant, whether it is commercial lighting such as lamps, or directional lighting products such as PAR lamps, downlights and AR111, so the main manufacturers such as Samsung, Nichia particularly in small and medium power package warm white in 2Q13 are facing some degree of tight supply. Face 2H13 lighting market demand, LED packaging manufacturers launched a new product or a better product specifications and luminous efficiency, color rendering requirements of the current stage while still sending samples. The third quarter is expected to launch, LED packaging prices will have significant price decline. In addition, watch high-power LED market applications, estimated in the second half, China needs regional tenders will be released, will have the opportunity to drive the demand for high-power LED products. Therefore LEDinside estimated 2013 market value LED packaging for lighting will reach 2.98 billion U.S. dollars.
