The organic electronics market is
projected to grow from USD 59.9 billion in 2023 to USD 142.1 billion by
2028, registering a CAGR of 18.9% during the forecast period according
to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™. The growth of the
organic electronics market is driven by various factors, including
technological advancements, rising demand for flexible and lightweight
devices, increasing adoption of OLED display panels, emerging end user
such as automobile and healthcare, and cost-effectiveness. These factors
collectively contribute to the expanding market opportunities for
organic electronic devices, fostering innovation and driving the
adoption of this technology in diverse industries.
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By material, the conductive material holds the second-largest market share during the forecast period
Conductive
materials play a crucial role in a variety of organic electronic
devices, including touch screens and RFID (Radio Frequency
Identification) tags. These devices rely on the conductivity of
materials to enable their functionality and performance. In touch
screens, conductive materials are used in the construction of
transparent electrodes that allow for accurate touch sensing. Indium tin
oxide (ITO) has traditionally been used as a conductive material in
touch screens. However, organic conductive materials, such as conductive
polymers and carbon nanotubes, are gaining attention due to their
flexibility and potential for lower manufacturing costs. RFID tags also
utilize conductive materials to enable wireless communication and data
transfer. Conductive inks or conductive polymers are often employed to
create the antennas and circuits necessary for RFID functionality. These
materials enable the transmission and reception of radio signals,
allowing for identification and tracking in various applications,
including supply chain management, inventory control, and access control
systems.
The consumer electronics segment is likely to account for the largest market share between 2023 and 2028.
Consumer
electronics is the largest market for organic electronics. This is
primarily because organic electronic components and devices, such as
OLED displays and organic photovoltaic cells, have found widespread use
in a variety of consumer electronic products. Smartphones are one of the
key drivers of the organic electronics industry in
the consumer electronics sector. OLED displays, in particular, have
gained significant popularity in smartphones due to their superior image
quality, energy efficiency, and thin form factor. Major smartphone
manufacturers have adopted OLED displays in their flagship devices,
driving the demand for organic electronic components. Televisions are
another significant application area for organic electronics in the
consumer electronics market. OLED technology has revolutionized the
television industry, offering exceptional picture quality, wide viewing
angles, and slim designs. OLED TVs have gained recognition for their
ability to produce deep blacks, vibrant colors, and high contrast
ratios. Laptops and tablets also incorporate organic electronic
components, such as OLED displays and organic photovoltaic cells.
Organic electronics devices' lightweight and energy-efficient nature
makes them attractive for portable computing devices.
The
consumer electronics market continues to drive the demand and adoption
of organic electronics due to the increasing consumer preference for
devices with superior display quality, energy efficiency, and innovative
designs. As technology advancements continue to enhance the performance
and cost-effectiveness of organic electronic components, their usage in
consumer electronics is expected to expand further in the coming years.
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North
America is likely to account second-largest market share in the global
organic electronics market during the forecast period.
During
the forecast period, North America is expected to hold the
second-largest market share in the organic electronics market. This can
be attributed to several factors contributing to the region's growth and
market presence. Firstly, North America is home to a significant number
of established technology companies, research institutions, and
innovative startups. These entities drive the development and
commercialization of organic electronic technologies, contributing to
the region's market share. Secondly, North America's technologically
advanced consumer electronics industry fuels the demand for organic
electronic devices. The region is a significant market for smartphones,
tablets, laptops, and other consumer electronic products, where the
adoption of organic electronic components, such as OLED displays, is on
the rise. Thirdly, government initiatives and investments in research
and development further support North America's organic electronics
market growth. Funding for academic research, collaborations between
industry and academia, and supportive policies contribute to advancing
and commercializing organic electronic technologies.
Moreover, North
America strongly focuses on sustainability and energy efficiency,
driving the adoption of organic electronic devices that offer these
benefits. The region's emphasis on eco-friendly technologies and the
growing demand for renewable energy solutions, such as organic
photovoltaics, also support the market expansion.
Key Players
Merck
KGaA (Germany), BASF SE (Germany), Covestro (Germany), DuPont (US), AUO
Corporation (Taiwan), Sony Corporation (Japan), Samsung Display (South
Korea), LG Display Co., Ltd. (South Korea), Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.
(Japan), Universal Display Corporation (US), Konica Minolta, Inc.
(Japan), and Novaled GmbH (Germany) are the dominant companies in the organic electronics companies.