The camera module industry, a dynamic and innovative ecosystem
“Despite headwinds the CCM[1] market remains highly attractive,” states Pierre Cambou, Activity Leader at Yole Développement (Yole). The camera module industry has reached a new stage in its development. With US$27.1 billion of global revenues generated in 2018, the market maintains a 9.1% CAGR[2] for the next 5 years. This industry, which covers image sensors, lenses, voice coil motors, illuminators and camera assemblies, is showing an impressive US$45.7 billion market by 2024. The overall growth is a combination of mega trends monitored by Yole Group companies including Yole and System Plus Consulting.
Both partners combine their expertise to deliver their vision of the CCM market and technology trends with two significant reports, Status of the Camera Module Industry and Mobile Camera Module Comparison.
Status of the Camera Module Industry report provides up-to-date market data on key CCM metrics and dynamics including revenue forecast, volume shipment and component share, as well as market share with detailed breakdown by player. In addition, this analysis is offering an in-depth understanding of the competitive landscape with the CCM value chain, infrastructure and players.
System Plus Consulting proposes an impressive comparative study with solid insights on the structure and the technology of 28 CCMs extracted from seven flagship smartphones from several major brands: the Apple iPhone X/XS Max/XR, Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, Huawei P20 Pro, Huawei Mate 20 Pro, Xiaomi Mi8 Explorer Edition, Oppo Find X and Vivo X21UD.The team detail the main OEM’s choices and reveal in this report, state of the art of camera modules for leading flagships in 2018.
What are the CCM market drivers? How is the CCM ecosystem organized? How do players collaborate together? What are their technology choices? System Plus Consulting and Yole analysts propose today a relevant snapshot of this industry… More info.
[1] CCM : CMOS Camera Module
[2] CAGR : Compound Annual Growth Rate