In October, 2010, China’s State Council officially recognized the
optoelectronics industry as one of China’s emerging industries of
strategic importance, with reference to its sub-industries including
new-style display devices and LED.
In 2011, the starting year of China’s 12th Five-Year Plan,
CCID Consulting launched China Optoelectronics Industry Layout White
Paper to facilitate China’s central and local governments in their
layout planning of the industry, based on CCID Consulting’s analysis of
China's optoelectronics industry (with an emphasis on the LCD and LED
sectors) covering the aspects of layout, industrial characteristics and
route of relocation as well as its forecasts on the industry’s future
trends.
Four Clusters
As the layout of China's optoelectronics industry by output value in
2010 indicates, the flat display sector feature four clusters in the
Bohai Rim, the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta and Midwestern
China, while the LED features three key areas in the Bohai Rim, the
Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta.
Figure 1 Regional Sales Revenues of China's Optoelectronics Industry
in 2010
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Source:
CCID Consulting, May 2011
The major cities of the Bohai Rim optoelectronics cluster, namely
Beijing, Tianjin, Dalian and Jinan, are supporting the industry’s
development and upgrade with their leading scientific and research
capabilities.
The Yangtze River Delta contains China’s largest optoelectronics cluster
and stands in the leading position in R&D, manufacturing and
application. China’s biggest LCD module bases are located in the Yangtze
River Delta cities of Suzhou, Shanghai and Nanjing. It is also among
China’s first batch of regions where the LED industry sees a debut, and
currently holds two state-level semiconductor lighting bases in Shanghai
and Yangzhou.
The Pearl River Delta is an important production base of complete
electronic sets in China, especially LED products. It is also China’s
biggest LED packaging base, with Guangdong Province’s output accounting
for around 70% of the national total and 50% of the world total.
Boosted by favorable governmental policies, cities in Midwestern China
including Nanchang, Hefei, Wuhan and Chengdu have been qualified for
taking over the electronic manufacturing capacities from the Yangtze
River Delta and the Pearl River Delta.
”Two Belts”
Due to the resource shortage in the eastern coastal areas and the
guidance of the national policies, China’s optoelectronics industry is
seeing an accelerating relocation westward, forming the Central Belt
ranging from Chengdu in the west to Hefei in the east and the Eastern
Belt ranging from Dalian in the north to Zhuhai in the south.
Figure 2 Key Cities of China’s Optoelectronics Industry in 2010
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Source:
CCID Consulting, May 2011
Relocation of China's Optoelectronics Industry
Taking Over Optoelectronics Capacities from Abroad
As the global electronic information capacities continue to relocate to
regions with lower cost and closer to the emerging market and as the
optoelectronics industry is on a fast track of rising, the relocation of
optoelectronics capacities is of higher efficiency and quality. With the
absorption of relocated capacities from abroad, the size of China’s
optoelectronics industry continues to expand, while the industrial
structure is expected to be optimized.
From Coastal to Inland Areas
The optoelectronics industry requires a large amount of fund, land and
power resources as well as policy supports. Due to a re-configuration of
the resources, China’s optoelectronics industry is seeing a relocation
from the coastal areas to the inland areas. The well-developed inland
cities with abundant supporting facilities will take the lead to take
over the relocated optoelectronics capacities. As the optoelectronics
industry in these cities continues to grow and exert an increasing
influence on the periphery industries, the layout of China’s will
experience a great leap.
Local Governments to Drive Industrial Consolidation
As the optoelectronics industry features high technical and capital
investment, China’s local governments have been playing a significant
role in the allocation of fund and land resources and policy supports,
especially at the early stage of the industry’s development. Therefore,
the local governments that are determined to develop the optoelectronics
industry will help consolidate the industry in certain areas of China.
Differentiated Development in Different Regions
In the process of the industrial consolidation, different regions will
focus on different areas of the industry under the state’s guidance to
ultimately achieve a highly scientific and efficient layout.
About CCID Consulting Co., Ltd.
CCID Consulting Co., Ltd. (hereinafter known as CCID Consulting), the
first Chinese consulting firm listed in the Growth Enterprise Market
(GEM) of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (HKSE: 08235) and the first
consulting firm which gets ISO 9001 international and national quality
management system standard certification, is directly affiliated to
China Center for Information Industry Development (hereinafter known as
CCID Group). Headquartered in Beijing, CCID Consulting has so far set up
branch offices in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Wuhan and Chengdu with
over 300 professional consultants after many years of development. The
company’s business scope has covered over 200 large and medium-sized
cities in China. With its powerful industrial resources, information
technology and data channels, CCID Consulting provides customers with
public policy establishment, industry competitiveness upgrade,
development strategy and planning, marketing strategy and research, HR
management, IT programming and management services. The company's
customers range from industrial users in electronics,
telecommunications, energy, finance and automobile to government
departments at all levels and diversified industrial parks. CCID
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enterprise management, No.1 consultancy for government decision and No.1
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