2005 Asia Pacific region accounted for 38% of global electronics market share

According to market research company In-Stat released a report in 2005, the Asia Pacific region accounted for the overall yield of global electronics rose to 38% (1995 20%). During this period, China's share of global electronics doubled, rising rapidly from 3% to 16%.

Chinese rapid growth at the same time, other countries in the Asia Pacific region in the global electronics industry plays an important role. South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are ranked in the top 10 in the world. In-Stat also pointed out in the report, Thailand, Indonesia and Philippines in the future will continue to attract foreign capital inflows. This is partly because of the low cost of the local market, but also because they have a huge domestic market, and some companies are looking to diversify and invest outside china.

Although infrastructure investment needs further development, but still need supplier base, but India has great potential, will become one of Asia and the world's fastest growing market. It is expected that in 2010, India's electronics output will exceed $35 billion, compared with an estimated $10 billion 800 million in 2005.