The status quo and future development of global microwave antenna market

Microwave relay communication in developed countries in foreign countries accounts for more than 50% of the long-distance communication network. In 2009, according to statistics, 66% in the United States, 50% in Japan, and 54% in France, using microwave relay communications. According to Ericsson's research, 60% of the world's communication systems are connected by wireless transmission technology. 70% of the long-distance telecommunications in the US use digital microwaves, and only AT&T's 6GHZ microwave stations have more than 3,000 in the United States; in Japan, 50% of the country's Long-distance telephones and 100% of television transmissions use digital microwave transmission. In Britain, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and other countries, as many as 95% of microwave transmission bases are used to solve basic transmissions, so the overseas microwave antenna market is huge. Emerging markets in India, Pakistan and other countries as well as Africa and the Middle East are also at the peak of communication development, and microwave antenna applications are also developing rapidly. In addition to the new construction projects, the worldwide maintenance of microwave transmission systems has also broadened the market space for major microwave antenna manufacturers. In this case, microwave communication antennas will face huge market demand in the world, which provides a huge business opportunity for microwave antenna manufacturers.

According to the authoritative market research organization Infonetics, the global microwave equipment market will increase from US$4.9 billion in 2008 to US$10.7 billion in 2013, with an average compound annual growth rate of 16.91%.

According to data from Infonetics and Warburg, microwave antennas typically account for about 20%-25% of the cost of microwave equipment, and as microwave equipment becomes the largest and fastest growing segment of the mobile backhaul market, and the quality of microwave antennas Technical standards require continuous improvement and the proportion of microwave antennas in microwave equipment will gradually increase.

The global microwave antenna market in 2008 was 980 million U.S. dollars, and it is expected to grow to 2.21 billion U.S. dollars in 2012. In 2013, the global microwave antenna market was 2.68 billion U.S. dollars. In 2008-2013, the global demand for microwave antenna market is as follows: