European Sold Production of Computer Peripherals by Country

In 2023, Germany led the production of computer peripherals in Europe with €483.09 million, though it experienced a slight decline of 3.67% year-on-year. The United Kingdom followed with €312.6 million, also slightly down by 1.79%. Italy's output remained relatively stable, with a small increase of 0.93%. Poland saw a notable rise of 11.68%, reflecting a growing trend in its market share. Conversely, France faced a steep decline of 34.35%. Sweden registered an 18.13% increase, while Denmark decreased by 9.62%. Belgium's production remained unchanged, and Romania, Serbia, Lithuania, and Croatia all saw reductions, with Finland marking the highest growth at 27.42%.

Over the last five years, the average annual variation has been mixed across countries, with growth spurts in emerging markets like Poland and declines in established markets like France and Germany.

Future trends to watch include potential growth in Eastern European countries driven by lower production costs and increasing technological adoption. Additionally, the shift towards remote work and digitalization may spur sustained demand for peripheral devices, particularly in countries that have shown resilience or growth in recent years.

Top countries in Sold Production of Computer Peripherals by Country

# 10 Countries Euros Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Germany 483,090,000 2023 +6.66% -3.67% View data
2 2 United Kingdom 312,600,000 2023 +3.53% -1.79% View data
3 3 Italy 107,090,000 2023 +18.75% +0.93% View data
4 4 Poland 27,358,000 2023 +3.28% +11.68% View data
5 5 Netherlands 23,386,000 2021 +5.79% View data
6 6 France 13,972,000 2023 -15.69% -34.35% View data
7 7 Sweden 9,511,900 2023 -0.012% +18.13% View data
8 8 Denmark 4,329,700 2023 +5.08% -9.62% View data
9 9 Belgium 3,555,100 2023 +0.0092% View data
10 10 Romania 3,055,600 2023 +4.16% -22.53% View data

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