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. Global and China Automotive Wiring Harness Industry Report 2013 includes
the following aspects:
1. The current situation of the
global automotive market
2. The current situation of Chinese automotive market
3. Global and China automotive wiring harness industry
4. 18 major automotive wiring harness manufacturers
2. The current situation of Chinese automotive market
3. Global and China automotive wiring harness industry
4. 18 major automotive wiring harness manufacturers
The global automotive wiring
harness market value climb 2.3 percent to USD40.3 billion in 2013, and is
expected to reach USD41 billion in 2014, up 1.6% over 2013. The slow growth is
caused by many reasons. The market share of two major Japanese players of
automotive wiring harness totals more than 50%, while Japanese Yen devaluates
by 24% in 2013, resulting in a significant decline in the market value counted
in the U.S. dollar. Also, due to the decline in copper prices as well as the
continuous lawsuits against wiring harness price manipulating, manufacturers
are forced to reduce prices to please customers.
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After the
United States fined several large automotive wiring harness companies who
controlled prices, the European Union penalized four wiring harness suppliers
(Yazaki, Yazaki’s European subsidiary SY System Tech, Leoni and Furukawa
Electric) with EUR142 million in July 2013. Yazaki suffered the most penalty of
EUR125 million, followed by SY System Tech who paid EUR11.05 million, Furukawa
Electric EUR4 million and Leoni EUR1.3 million. Sumitomo Electric was exempted
from penalty because it reported Cartel monopoly to the European Union.
In 2013,
Furukawa Electric performs most actively in the investment in the field of
automotive wiring harness. Furukawa Electric acquired Mitsubishi’s automotive
connector business in late 2011 to increase investment in the field. In March
2013, the factory of Furukawa Electric in the Philippines was put into
operation officially. In May 2013, Furukawa Electric decided to expand its
Philippine factory whose Phase II is expected to be put into operation in
January 2014. At the end of 2014, Furukawa Electric is expected to gain annual
sales of JPY12 billion. Meanwhile, it established a new automotive wiring
harness plant in Mexico, which started construction in May 2013 and will go
into operation in January 2014. In September 2013, the Shenzhen subsidiary set
up Wuhan Furukawa Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. in Wuhan, with an investment of
RMB100 million.
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In 2013, the most prominent change in the automotive
wiring harness market lies in the poor performance of large manufacturers and
the excellent performance of medium and small manufacturers. Top three players
Yazaki, Sumitomo and Delphi offer high and inflexible prices. With the launch
of a large number of high-quality automotive connectors, the technical
threshold to automotive wiring harness is lowered. Due to the low output, small
and medium-sized automotive manufacturers prefer small and medium-sized automotive
wiring harness suppliers or self-production to control costs strictly. For
example, the automotive wiring harness of Great Wall Motor is supplied by its
subsidiary Baoding Mande Auto Parts Co., Ltd.; BYD’s supplier is its Fifteenth
Division; Geely is supported by Geely Haoda Automotive Electrics.
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