According to the Taiwan Optoelectronics Technology Industry Association, the output value of LED lighting in Taiwan increased by 65% ​​in 2010, breaking through NT$100 billion for the first time, and the scale reached NT$151.6 billion (approximately RMB 34.2 billion), 2012 It is estimated that it will continue to grow by 32% and challenge the production value of NT$200 million (approximately RMB45.1 billion).

Benefited from the introduction of encouragement policies by various countries, such as the Japanese government's implementation of the ECO-Point plan, the dramatic increase in the demand for LED bulbs and lamps, coupled with the 311 tsunami hitting the Fukushima nuclear power plant incident led to power cuts in the Kanto region of Japan, accelerating the development of LED commercial lighting market In the 12th Five-Year Plan of Mainland China, LED products are included in the “Green Lighting Project”. Support policies for the LED industry have also shifted from subsidies for equipment in 2010 to giving consumers preferential treatment, which is expected to drive LED lighting products in mainland lighting. Market share of the market.