subject: Himfr.com Reports Benq Is Expected To: 2010 Lcd Tv Sales In China Increased 10-fold [print this page] Taiwan's well-known good Goldstar electronics companies BenQ expects LCD TV sales in China since 2008 has increased 10-fold, becoming the fastest-growing global market. BenQ said it is planning to next year's sales of flat-panel TVs from 2008 to 3 million units to 30 million units.
According to reports, Han-Qing, president of BenQ China today, BenQ's headquarters in Taipei, said in an interview, the company plans to sell 10000 units this year, LCD TV. With Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics is similar, BenQ is also seeking to expand in the Chinese market. U.S. market research institute DisplaySearch said last month that China's LCD TV sales up 87% this year to reach 25 million units expected in 2010 will increase 32%. Han-Qing, said Acer is not in China's large market share, the company mainly focused on before the eastern provinces. He also said that company plans to focus on annual sales will expand to the north-central.
Goldstar good stock edged up 3.7% today, to close at 19.85 Taiwan dollars. Since November last year, shares fell to a record low 5.17 per share of NT shares have soared this year, 3 times. Analysts PolarisSecurities Roger said that when China is about to become the world's largest LCD TV consumer market, Acer's decision is very wise.
DisplaySearch last month, will be the global LCD TV shipments this year, is expected to increase 24% to 130 million units. Driven by market demand in China and North America, rising and more consumers to replace the original old-fashioned tube TV.
Han-ching, said: "Taiwan is still our biggest television market, we expect next year, will replace the Chinese mainland, Taiwan, to become our biggest market. 11 long holiday period, we have TV sales in China is equivalent to the sum of sales in September . "
Acer TV, mainly in ruentex Group's RT-supermarket sales, mainly concentrated in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong and Fujian. Han-Qing, said the current quarter, BenQ, through RT-to Shandong, Hunan, Henan and Hebei provinces to expand retail business. DisplayBank South Korean research institutes in August this year, expects LCD TV sales in China than in North America in 2011.
