European Electronic Components and Electronic Boards Turnover Per Employee by Country

Based on the 2024 forecasted data, the Netherlands leads European countries in electronic components and electronic boards turnover per employee at €1.21 million. Austria follows at €0.5034 million, with Switzerland at €0.4297 million. Norway, Belgium, and Germany also show relative strength from €0.3615 million to €0.2865 million. Other countries such as France, Denmark, and Sweden have values ranging from €0.2383 million to €0.2329 million. Eastern European countries, including Romania, Bulgaria, and the Czech Republic, report lower values from €0.0802 million to €0.0603 million, while Portugal records the lowest at €0.0481 million.

Year-on-year variations indicate stable or slightly increasing figures with a moderate growth trend. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the last five years shows a steady performance, reflecting a combination of technological advancements and operational efficiencies.

Looking ahead, the sector is poised for continued development driven by increased digital transformation, expanding applications in various industries such as automotive and healthcare, and growing investment in research and development. Sustainability and the shift towards greener electronics production are also expected to play significant roles in future growth and competitive positioning. Watching these trends will be crucial for strategic planning and investment decisions in the European electronic components and boards industry.