 The lighting fixtures market in RussiaAurelio Volpe ()
No S28, CSIL reports from CSIL Centre for Industrial Studies Abstract: This is the tenth edition of CSIL Report The lighting fixtures market in Russia . The report is structured as follows: CHAPTER I MARKET SIZE AND ACTIVITY TREND offers an overview of the Russian lighting fixtures business with data on production, consumption and international trade broken down by the two main market segments: residential lighting and professional lighting; time series data on production, consumption and international trade and forecasts on the market evolution; sales breakdown by residential, commercial, industrial and outdoor. CHAPTER II INTERNATIONAL TRADE provides detailed tables on lighting fixtures exports and imports by country and by geographical area of destination/origin; the evolution of the lamp imports and exports. CHAPTER III MARKET STRUCTURE offers an analysis of the lighting fixtures market by segment (Residential-consumer, architectural-commercial, industrial, outdoor lighting), by types of product manufactured and by applications. An overview on Lighting controls and IoT applications is also provided. CHAPTER IV DISTRIBUTION gives an overview of the main distribution channels. A selection of architectural offices and lighting designers is also included. It also provides an estimation of the sales of lighting fixtures breakdown by Federal Districts. CHAPTER V MAGAZINES, ASSOCIATIONS AND TRADE FAIRS offers an overview on the major lighting magazines published in Russia, a list of the main association of professionals operating in the lighting industry in Russia and a list of trade fair and lighting exhibitions in Moscow. CHAPTER VI COMPETITIVE SYSTEM offers an insight into the leading local and foreign players present in each segment and in each market (Residential-Commercial-Industrial-Outdoor Lighting, Lamps and Lighting Controls) via detailed tables showing data on lighting fixtures sales by segment, percentage changes compared to the year before (where available), and market shares. Chapter VII Demand Drivers offers the main macroeconomic indicators, social trends and economic forecasts necessary to analyse the performance of the sector; in addition, a focus on the building activities in the country is also provided. Appendix offer the address list of almost 200 local and lighting fixtures manufacturers active in Russia. Highlighting the main market segments for lighting fixtures, the following terminology is used: Residential/Consumer lighting (indoor lighting fixtures for homes): broken down according to the “subjective” criteria of style (classic, modern, design) and by positioning of the lamp (floor and table lamps, wall and ceiling lamps, undercabinet lighting, suspensions/chandeliers, downlight/spotlights for residential applications). Architectural/Commercial lighting : indoor lighting fixtures for Hospitality, Offices, Retail, Museums, Entertainment, Schools, including downlights, low and high voltage spotlights and professional projectors, fluorescence systems, decorative lighting with size or other characteristics designed for markets like hotels, shops, offices, restaurants. Industrial lighting : indoor lighting fixtures for industrial use, including Healthcare lighting, weather-proof, explosion-proof, marine, horticultural, and emergency lighting. Outdoor lighting : broken down into residential lighting (step lighting, bollards), urban landscape lighting (floodlight projectors), lighting for major roads (pole mounted), tunnels and galleries, sporting facilities and other “campus” areas. Lamps (both LED and Conventional). Lighting controls (sensors, controls, interfaces). JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 L81 (search for similar items in EconPapers) Downloads: (external link) Related works: Export reference: BibTeX RIS (EndNote, ProCite, RefMan) HTML/Text Persistent link: https://EconPapers.repec.org/RePEc:mst:csilre:s28 Access Statistics for this paper More papers in CSIL reports from CSIL Centre for Industrial Studies Contact information at EDIRC. |
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