LED plant lighting development map analysis

Since the defeat of Lumileds by Jinshajiang Group, the news between Osram Lighting, BDO Runda, Foshan Lighting, and Mulinsen has become the focus of the global LED industry. More people are concerned, who will hold the beauty? The think tank king is also very curious. But compared to this, Think Tank is more concerned about what to do after OSRAM spin-off lighting division, one of the two largest lighting giants in the world?

The answer seems to be obvious - OSRAM is still advancing and retreating in spite of the scandal, retaining its LED components (Opto Semiconductors, OS), Specialty Lighting (SP), Luminaires & Solutions (LS), and its core business will be In automotive lighting, smart lighting and solutions, and advanced light sources such as LEDs and lasers, focus on locking the high-margin, high-tech threshold B2B market.

As early as the end of last year, OSRAM had been recruiting on its official WeChat account, and announced that the transformation of the lighting market towards semiconductor-based technology has given rise to numerous new growth opportunities, and OSRAM will firmly seize these opportunities. For this reason, OSRAM Lighting will invest approximately EUR 3 billion in new technologies and applications before 2020. It plans to invest one billion euros in the expansion of OSRAM Opto Semiconductors lighting and build a new LED chip factory in Malaysia.