Security

The Global Market for Physical Security Products is worth $28.44bn in 2016

We have published a new report on Access Control, Intruder Alarms & Video Surveillance in 2016, forecasting to 2021; which brings together all the factors that are influencing the future of the security industry. The total world production value of security products at factory gate prices was $28.44 billion in 2016, and we are forecasting a CAGR of 5.65% over the next 5 year period to 2021. Access Control was the fastest growing sector at around 10%. Over the last 5 years the total market has grown at a CAGR of 8.2% but there has been a significant fall in growth over the last 2 years. This slow down in revenue growth is attributable, not to a decline in demand, but to aggressive pricing by Chinese manufacturers of Video Surveillance equipment. They have adopted this strategy in order to win market share and scale up volume to take advantage of future commoditization. Indeed, Chinese manufacturers […]

Stay ahead of the pack

with the latest independent smart building research and thought leadership.

Have an account? Login

Subscribe Now for just $200 per year per user (just $17 USD per month) for Access to Quality Independent Smart Building Research & Analysis!

What Exactly Do you Get?

  • Access to Website Articles and Notes. Unlimited Access to the Library of over 1,700 Articles Spanning 10 Years.
  • 10% discount on ALL Memoori Research reports for Subscribers! So if you only buy ONE report you will get your subscription fee back!
  • Industry-leading Analysis Every Week, Direct to your Inbox.
  • AND Cancel at any time
Subscribe Now

We have published a new report on Access Control, Intruder Alarms & Video Surveillance in 2016, forecasting to 2021; which brings together all the factors that are influencing the future of the security industry.

The total world production value of security products at factory gate prices was $28.44 billion in 2016, and we are forecasting a CAGR of 5.65% over the next 5 year period to 2021. Access Control was the fastest growing sector at around 10%. Over the last 5 years the total market has grown at a CAGR of 8.2% but there has been a significant fall in growth over the last 2 years.

This slow down in revenue growth is attributable, not to a decline in demand, but to aggressive pricing by Chinese manufacturers of Video Surveillance equipment. They have adopted this strategy in order to win market share and scale up volume to take advantage of future commoditization.

Indeed, Chinese manufacturers have almost total control of their home market; which happens to be the largest single country market in the world and also protected by the fact that more than 50% of the business comes from the public sector. Imported equipment has little chance to win this business.

So a major concern for Western manufacturers in the Video Surveillance industry has to be countering the phenomenal growth of Chinese products, which are rapidly winning market share in their local markets; And to do this without reducing their prices to derisory margins. A possible solution for Western companies is to merge or acquire competitors if they want to achieve scale and remain viable in the mainstream market.

At 270 pages with 27 charts & tables & ONLY $1,500 USD for a single user license, The Physical Security Business 2016 to 2021; Access Control, Intruder Alarm & Video Surveillance report filters out all the important conclusions, supported by facts, to demonstrate what is shaping the future of the security industry. For more information, visit; http://memoori.com/portfolio/physical-security-business-2016-2021/

[contact-form-7 id="3204" title="memoori-newsletter"]

Most Popular Articles

Solaredge Technologies
Energy

SolarEdge Technologies Augments its Solar Energy Management Portfolio

This Research Note explores SolarEdge Technologies, a NASDAQ-listed firm headquartered in Israel with $3 billion in revenues, providing intelligent inverters for photovoltaic systems, primarily in the smart home sector. We examine recent acquisitions, funding, and product launches that augment the company’s software and product portfolio addressing real estate owners and operators in the commercial, industrial, […]

Nordomatic 2024 Map
Smart Buildings

Mapping the Strategic Direction of Nordomatic in Smart Buildings

In this Research Note, we explore the strategic direction of Nordomatic, the leading independent BMS systems integrator in Scandinavia. This Research Note examines the company’s strategic priorities in the smart commercial buildings space. through mapping M&A and investment activity to ascertain the growth ambitions of the business from 2019 to date. Founded in 1967 and headquartered in […]

Subscribe to the Newsletter & get all our Articles & Research Delivered Straight to your Inbox.

Please enter a valid email

Please enter your name

Please enter company name

By signing up you agree to our privacy policy