[High-tech LED News] Recently, Veeco Global CEO John R. Peeler told Gaogong LED reporter that in 2011, global MOCVD equipment shipments will be between 850 and 1100 units, and the Chinese market is expected to occupy 60%. Shipments.
According to John R. Peeler, the global shipment of MOCVD equipment in 2009 was 228 units, and in 2010 it reached more than 800 units. According to the proportion of MOCVD equipment shipments in each region to global shipments, the Chinese market increased from 12% in 2009 to 32% in 2010, compared with the decrease of 35% in Taiwan in 2009. By 26% in 2010, this year is expected to fall to 23%; South Korea's demand for MOCVD has also decreased year-on-year, from 42% in 2009 to 33% in 2010, and this year is expected to drop to 10%.
For the strong demand in the Chinese market, Wang Keyang, general manager of Veeco Greater China, told the Gaogong LED reporter that “local government subsidies for MOCVD equipment are a potent drug, and this drug is quite effective.â€
However, “the subsidy policy has come to an endâ€, John R. Peeler said frankly, “Government subsidies will not affect market share and will only affect market sizeâ€.
Even if government subsidies are one of the factors that have skyrocketed demand for MOCVD equipment in China, John R. Peeler’s confidence in the Chinese market remains with subsidies. “VEECO’s market share already has an advantage unless we do something wrong ourselves, otherwise This advantage will continue."
Wang Keyang told Gao Gong LED reporter that Veeco's opportunity in China has just begun. In addition to MOCVD grants, interest-free loans will be a major factor in attracting overseas LED manufacturers. In addition, the government will ban the use of incandescent bulbs in 2012, while subsidizing the purchase of LED bulbs. "It is not enough to rely on the country to do the ten-city battle. Only when each family buys two or three LED bulbs, this market is unacceptable. And we think this will happen." This is Veeco's optimism. One of the main reasons for the Chinese market.
According to John R. Peeler, the global shipment of MOCVD equipment in 2009 was 228 units, and in 2010 it reached more than 800 units. According to the proportion of MOCVD equipment shipments in each region to global shipments, the Chinese market increased from 12% in 2009 to 32% in 2010, compared with the decrease of 35% in Taiwan in 2009. By 26% in 2010, this year is expected to fall to 23%; South Korea's demand for MOCVD has also decreased year-on-year, from 42% in 2009 to 33% in 2010, and this year is expected to drop to 10%.
For the strong demand in the Chinese market, Wang Keyang, general manager of Veeco Greater China, told the Gaogong LED reporter that “local government subsidies for MOCVD equipment are a potent drug, and this drug is quite effective.â€
However, “the subsidy policy has come to an endâ€, John R. Peeler said frankly, “Government subsidies will not affect market share and will only affect market sizeâ€.
Even if government subsidies are one of the factors that have skyrocketed demand for MOCVD equipment in China, John R. Peeler’s confidence in the Chinese market remains with subsidies. “VEECO’s market share already has an advantage unless we do something wrong ourselves, otherwise This advantage will continue."
Wang Keyang told Gao Gong LED reporter that Veeco's opportunity in China has just begun. In addition to MOCVD grants, interest-free loans will be a major factor in attracting overseas LED manufacturers. In addition, the government will ban the use of incandescent bulbs in 2012, while subsidizing the purchase of LED bulbs. "It is not enough to rely on the country to do the ten-city battle. Only when each family buys two or three LED bulbs, this market is unacceptable. And we think this will happen." This is Veeco's optimism. One of the main reasons for the Chinese market.
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