Global Underfill Dispenser Market - Emerging Nations to be a Chief Growth Driver

The presence of several established players has rendered the global underfill dispenser market highly fragmented. While new players are keen on venturing into the market, the high investment required in the research and development are restricting their entry. In order to gain pace, a majority of the companies are eyeing opportunities prevalent in untapped markets. Expanding regional footprint has therefore emerged as a key strategy. These companies are currently focusing on consolidating larger share in semiconductor industries especially across South America and the Middle East and Africa, finds Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a new study.

Some of the key market players enjoying a stronger foothold are Henkel AG & Co. KGaA, Nordson Corporation, MKS Instruments, Inc., and Zmation Inc. Besides funding innovation, these companies are focusing on mergers and acquisitions and expansion in Asia Pacific countries to expand their product portfolio and geographic footprint.

According to TMR, the global underfill dispenser market is expected to reach US$91.19 bn by the end of 2025. The market’s valuation in 2016 was US$42.73 bn. If these figures hold true, the global underfill dispenser market will exhibit a strong 8.9% CAGR between 2017 and 2025. By end use, flip chips contributed nearly 52.6% to the overall revenue generated by the market in 2016. Regionally, the Asia Pacific had clear dominance with a share of 64.4% in the global market based on revenue in 2016. The region is forecast to remain dominant through the course of the forecast period.

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Rising Demand for Handheld Devices Creating Lucrative Sales Opportunities

The market is primarily gaining from the increasing demand for handheld devices. Asia Pacific especially showcases lucrative market opportunities as it the home to a booming consumer electronics industry. The demand for handheld devices such as tablets and mobile phones is considerably high across nations such as India, Australia, China, and Japan. This in turn creates an environment conducive to growth of the underfill dispenser market in Asia Pacific, subsequently propelling the market’s overall growth.

Also, with the growing inclination towards miniaturizing gadgets, in future the demand for underfull dispenser is poised to rise exponentially. These factors are indicative of the rising willingness of consumers towards spending on advanced consumer electronics. Considering this, rising disposable income witnessed across emerging nations will subsequently steer the market’s growth. On account of the increasing use of underfill dispensers in the automotive sectors, the market is bound to witness lucrative prospects especially in nations with strong automotive industry.

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