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The French market for lamps and luminaires is estimated at over €4 billion
The global market for lamps and light bulbs, which includes various lighting devices such as incandescent bulbs, halogen lamps, compact fluorescent lamps and LEDs, is worth over $130 billion.
Asia-Pacific dominates the market, with a 47% share.
Trends in the French lighting market
Trends point to massive adoption of LEDs and intelligent lighting solutions, with production returning to France, particularly for professional lighting products.
Consumer spending on lighting is around €800 million, and the market for light bulbs is around 33 million units.
Production in France has declined due to competition from Asian manufacturers.
The market is divided between consumers, the automotive industry, the construction sector and public lighting.
Sales by French lamp and bulb manufacturers fell from 2.4 to 2.1 billion euros due to increased competition from Asian manufacturers and the move away from conventional incandescent and halogen bulbs.
The market is being driven by the adoption of LED technology and the renovation of obsolete systems. In commercial real estate, almost 80% of lighting installations are considered obsolete.
Intelligent lighting systems, which can be operated from smartphones and can adjust intensity and color, are taking their place in the market.
The number of companies and employees in the sector is declining.
Global players in the lamp and bulb industry
- Signify The Dutch company Signify, formerly known as Philips Lighting, is a long-standing pioneer in the lighting sector.
- Ledvance Ledvance, formerly part of Osram, Germany, has embraced the LED revolution.
- GE Vernova, formerly GE Lighting , an icon of the American electrical landscape, GE Lighting has been lighting homes and businesses for over a century.
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1 Market overview
1.1 Presentation and market definition of lamps and bulbs
The light bulb and lamp market is composed of light bulbs (lighting devices, consisting of a transparent or translucent, gas-tight envelope containing a luminous body), lamps, and chandeliers.
There are several types of light bulbs, the main ones being incandescent bulbs, halogen lamps, compact fluorescent lamps, and LEDs. In addition, several consumer segments are to be distinguished. Households are not the only ones to consume lamps and bulbs, for decoration or maintenance. Automobile and construction are two industries that require a large number of light bulbs and lamps. Public lighting is also an important customer sector.
The world market is growing due to the urbanization of developing countries. It should thus grow by 4.3% per year between 2020 and 2027 driven by the global construction market and the development of LED technologies, particularly in Asia.
The French market, for its part, is in a phase of decline in recent years with the complete change in the market structure and the strong competition from Asian countries The ban on incandescent and halogen light bulbs has led to an upheaval in the sector and the players have had to close their production lines, often without replacing them, due to a lack of know-how in LEDs. Most of the supply has been relocated to Asian countries The number of French players on this market and their turnover is therefore constantly declining.
The main trends are the massive use of LEDs (replacing other light bulbs) but also the increase in the use of smart lighting with the intensity, color, etc, being managed remotely on a smartphone. Finally, some players are relocating to France, particularly for professional lighting products with the aim to be as close as possible to customers, who are more demanding than private individuals.
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- World lighting market
- Chiffre d'affaires des fabricants d'appareils d'éclairage électrique
- Commerce extérieur de lampes et luminaires
- Principaux pays de destination des exportations de luminaires
- Principaux pays d'origine des importations de lampes et ampoules
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Panasonic invests 9 million euros in its heat pump plant in Tillières-sur-Avre, Eure, France - 30/03/2024
- Panasonic 's Heating & cooling solutions subsidiary invests 9 million euros at its Tillières-sur-Avre site (Eure).
- The company aims to achieve a 15% market share in the residential sector.
- 75% of the machines manufactured at Tillières-sur-Avre are expected to be exported.
- the Normandy plant is expected to generate sales of 44 million euros by 2022/2023
Castorama revises its formula in France to boost sales - 28/03/2024
- - Castorama sales down 4.8%.
- - Brico Dépôt sales down 7%.
- - Total sales in France down by almost 6%.
- - Strategies: modernization of stores, reduction of floor space by 30%, transition to franchising, and transfer to the Brico Dépôt banner.
- - By 2024-2025, 13 units will be specifically affected (2 franchised, 1 will become Brico Dépôt, 7 relaunched, and 3 reduced in size).
- - 15% of Castorama and Brico Dépôt sales are generated by major works (kitchens, bathrooms) linked to moves.
- - Introduction of Screwfix in France, with 23 current stores, planned to reach 15 more by 2024 and 600 in the long term.
Do-it-yourself bubble bursts, Leroy Merlin and Castorama tighten the screws - 15/10/2023
The health crisis had kept the French at home, and led to furniture purchases and building work.
For the first half of its financial year ending July 31, 2023, Kingfisher has announced a 3.8% drop in sales for Castorama, and even more for sister chain Brico Dépôt.
The Fédération des magasins de bricolage, the French federation of DIY stores, reported a small gain of 1.3% in value, a mini-progression which, with inflation, conceals a 3.5% year-on-year drop in volumes.
Kingfisher, which is developing its specialized Screwfix brand in France, and dedicated areas at Brico Dépôt
Alliance between Mr Bricolage, Castorama and Brico Dépôt - 24/05/2023
- Partner companies: Kingfisher (Castorama, Brico Dépôt), and Mr Bricolage
- Creation of Unio, a joint purchasing group
- Castorama and Brico Dépôt outlets: 218
- Castorama and Brico Dépôt sales: £4.4 billion (FY 2022-23)
- Mr Bricolage and Les Briconautes outlets: 977 (at January 1)
- International stores (Mr Bricolage and Les Briconautes): 74
- Sales volume of the Mr.Bricolage and Les Briconautes networks: 2.4 billion euros (in 2022)
Régis Mathieu, the goldsmith of light - 18/05/2023
Régis Mathieu makes French chandeliers shine around the world
In the Lubéron region and 30 years of restoration work
Mathieu Lustrerie participates in the sets for Maïwenn's Jeanne du Barry with Johnny Depp
76th Cannes Film Festival
Pompadour chandelier re-edited for Indian owner
Museum and workshop open to the public free of charge in Luberon
Lights on 60 years of Porsche 911" exhibition
Chandeliers in French historical monuments, including the Château de Versailles, the Louvre Museum, the Paris and Monaco Operas
Arthur, Régis's son in pilot training at Porsche
Inès, daughter of Régis, joined the company a few months ago
General Electric benefits from aeronautics - 25/04/2023
General Electric (GE) first-quarter global sales:
Increase of 14% to $14.5 billion.
Sales increase in aerospace division: 25%.
Renewable energies division sales down 1%.
Sales in traditional energies division up 9%.
GE first-quarter 2022 net loss: $1.1 billion.
GE first-quarter net income: $7.4 billion.
Full-year adjusted earnings per share forecast: between $1.70 and $2 (low range raised from previous forecast of $1.60 to $2).
GE share price increase before the Wall Street opening: 1.8%.
Planned separation of GE's energy and aerospace businesses: early 2024.
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