The 16th Edition of the Lighting Market Report – UK 2022-2026 has been published by AMA Research. Incorporating original input and primary research, the report contains an in-depth analysis of the UK market for lighting products, including market size and trends, along with product mix, distribution channels and supplier analysis.
The UK lighting market is made up of the following three sectors: lamps, luminaires and lighting controls and components. Although these have been relatively separate categories in the past, the market is now witnessing increasing overlap between the sectors. Much of this can be attributed to the development of integrated lighting systems, such as equipment combining luminaires with lighting controls.
The market began to decline from 2018 onwards, falling in value by almost 8% between 2017 and 2019. Much of this was due to a sharp fall in the price of LED lighting products, a slowdown in construction output in certain sectors and rising economic uncertainty in the wake of the Brexit vote and its effect upon material prices and trading patterns.
Market value slumped by around 16% during 2020 as Covid-19 affected the UK, with many construction projects postponed or cancelled, while large sectors of end-user industries such as retail and hospitality were shut down for months. As the worst of the pandemic passed, the market began to recover with the economy largely reopening – in 2021, market value increased by around 2%.
Areas of Particular Interest
- Market development in 2016-21 – driven by the recovery from the pandemic and wider building and RMI activity, including both the residential and non-residential construction sectors.
- Growth of LEDs including recent environmental legislation and government incentives, influence of new technologies, falling prices and ongoing technological developments leading to new product activity.
- Industry dynamics – changing market focus from individual products to connected luminaires and lighting controls, emergence of smart lighting solutions and recent corporate activity.
- Market prospects to 2026 – including a review of key market drivers and influences.
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Key Areas Covered in the Report
Market Overview
- UK lighting market – including market definition, market size by value, recent and current situation 2016-2021, recent market performance, growth drivers.
- Key market influences – including construction output, residential and non-residential trends and activity, building design and product trends, introduction of integrated and connected lighting systems, emergence of new LED and smart lighting technologies and recent legislation.
- End-user market mix – homeowners and non-residential users of lighting products and equipment (e.g. infrastructure, commercial offices, retail, industrial, healthcare and education).
Future market prospects – market size, key growth areas, market developments and forecast trends up to 2026.
Product Sectors
- Lamps – market size 2016-2026, end-user mix, product mix and key supplier profiles.
- Luminaires – market size 2016-2026, international trade, end-user mix, product mix and key supplier profiles.
- Lighting controls and components – market size 2016-2026, end-user mix, product mix and key supplier profiles.
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