China is one of the world's largest producers of energy-saving lamps, accounting for more than 80% of global production, and its products are exported to more than 100 countries and regions. Since September 1 last year, the first phase of the EU phase-out of incandescent lamps has officially entered into force. According to the EU schedule, by September 2012, incandescent lamps will gradually withdraw from the market, which will help Chinese lighting companies to stabilize energy-saving lamps. market share. There are indications that the third world, such as South Africa and Indonesia, has gradually become the focus of energy-saving lamps for export or investment.
Guangdong energy-saving lamps surged 4 times in South Africa
On April 22, the statistics released by Guangdong Huangpu Customs showed that in the first quarter of this year, Guangdong Province exported 110 million energy-saving lamps, an increase of 67.2% over the same period of last year. The export volume decreased month by month, while the third largest export market was South Africa. The export volume surged 4.2 times.
The data shows that the export volume in the first quarter decreased month by month, and the year-on-year growth in February. The export volume of energy-saving lamps in Guangdong Province reached a record high of 50.314 million in December last year. In the first quarter of this year, it showed a monthly downward trend. The export volume in February increased by 1.6 times year-on-year, setting a monthly growth rate since January last year. highest.
ASEAN, the EU and South Africa are the top three export markets, with exports to South Africa growing rapidly. In the first quarter of this year, Guangdong exported 33.36 million to ASEAN, up 57.9% year-on-year; 14.26 million exported to the EU, up 86.6% year-on-year; and exported 5.83 million energy-saving lamps to South Africa, up 4.2 times year-on-year. The above three regions accounted for nearly half of China's total energy-saving lamp exports during the same period.
China and South Korea's energy-saving lamp giants are interested in investing in Indonesia
Since the implementation of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area Agreement, the Indonesian energy-saving lamp production industry will be severely hit, because of the Op-ple, a subsidiary of South Korea’s Samsung Group. Pleomax is preparing to cooperate with local Indonesian companies to establish an energy-saving lamp production base in Indonesia. In addition to local promotion, it also plans to export to the international market.
John Lampad, president of the Indonesian Electric Light Enterprise Association, said in Jakarta on Wednesday that the Opus Group and the company are very sincerely investing in Indonesia and are currently looking for local partners. The Opus Group has even contacted Indonesia's LenteraJaya to express the intention to acquire about two. The hectare of land will be built in the future.
John also revealed: "The Indonesian Electric Light Enterprise Association has 22 energy-saving lamp manufacturers. For the current Indonesian market, these 22 manufacturers can only occupy 30% of the market share, and other shares are occupied by imported products. The above two international companies can establish production bases in China, and in the future they will be able to reduce imported energy-saving lamps and even increase export value."
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Bangladesh is a country with a relatively short energy shortage. People often have power outages in their lives. Because energy-saving lamps have long life and low energy consumption, at present, the government is implementing a project to convert incandescent lamps into energy-saving lamps. It is expected that the demand for energy-saving lamps will reach 50 million or more, and the price of energy-saving lamps required will be low-end and cost-effective. - On April 20th, a buyer from Bangladesh, Mr. Engr.Md.Mustafa, said in the purchase of energy-saving lamps in Guzhen.
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