CAMBRIDGE, UK - IDTechEx, leading analysts of emerging technology markets, are hosting a free webinar on Wednesday July 9th entitled "Conductive Ink Markets 2014-2024: Forecasts, Technologies, Players." It will be presented by Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh, Head of Consulting, who is the author of a research report by the same title.
The conductive ink and paste business is a large market that will generate $1.6 billion in 2014 in revenue at the ink/paste level. This market however is segmented, consisting of many emerging and mature markets. Notable sectors include photovoltaics, touch screens, automotive and sensors. Overall, the market will experience 4.5% CAGR over the coming decade, although growth will be unevenly spread with several target markets experiencing rapid growth while others decline.
This webinar will cover the following aspects from the report:
- Key conductive ink and paste technologies (silver flake, silver nano and copper and silver alloy alternatives).
- Key players and mapping the business landscape.
- Key target applications for conductive inks and pastes, assessing drivers, trends, challenges and the market size (now and forecast).
- Specific focus on photovoltaics, touch screens, automotive and sensors.
Space is limited so please register soon. There are two identical sessions taking place on the same day: #1 at 9.30am BST and #2 at 5.00pm BST. Those who wish to attend are free to join whichever session is most convenient.
Cambridge, UK, based IDTechEx have been following the printed electronics market for over 10 years. Along with many research reports covering printed, organic and flexible electronics, materials and allied technologies, they also host “Printed Electronics USA” which is the world’s largest event on the topic - this year it is taking place on November 19th-20th in Santa Clara, CA. Dr Ghaffarzadeh, the presenter, is the author of many IDTechEx research reports and has a comprehensive background in electronic engineering and micro-nanotechnology. His specific technical expertize includes functional inks, transparent conductive films, flexible and organic sensors, photovoltaics and graphene.
