Closed Circuit TV 2004

This report estimates that the UK market for closed-circuit television (CCTV) was worth £526m at end-user prices in 2003 and forecasts that 8% growth in 2004 will increase its value to £568m. These figures include the design, supply, installation and maintenance of equipment and systems, but exclude monitoring costs.<BR><BR>Security and safety applications account for a major share of the market, but it also includes other applications, such as traffic control and monitoring of industrial plant. The security applications include surveillance systems, point-of-sale (PoS) monitoring systems, alarm verification, biometric identification for access control and automated number-plate recognition.<BR><BR>The UK market is relatively mature compared with its counterparts in other countries, although there is still scope for new installations. Market growth is being driven mainly by replacement systems, extensions and upgrades. In particular, 2004 has seen strong demand for digital recording equipment to replace analogue video cassette recorders (VCRs). Advances in camera technology are also presenting opportunities for upgrading systems.<BR><BR>Prices of entry-level equipment continue to fall and this end of the market is dominated by products from Far Eastern countries with low manufacturing costs. The more technologically advanced equipment offers better margins and it is in this sector that UK manufacturers tend to compete, both in the UK and in export markets.<BR><BR>The use of networked CCTV has been increasing since 2001. The network technology showing the strongest growth in 2003 was Internet Protocol (IP)-enabled equipment. Use of IP networks facilitates the integration of CCTV with other security systems and the remote monitoring of CCTV systems. <BR><BR>The 5 years to 2008 are forecast to see continued growth in the use of IP networks for CCTV. The current level of orders for new building construction is fairly high, so there will be opportunities, at least in the short term, for new CCTV systems. In addition, there remains considerable potential for replacement, upgrading and systems integration. This report expects value growth in the CCTV market to tail off before 2008, owing to market maturity, falling prices and more economical methods of installation. However, growth is expected to remain positive throughout the forecast period of 2004 to 2008.<BR> SHOW LESS READ MORE >

Executive Summary <BR><BR>1. Market Definition <BR><BR>REPORT COVERAGE <BR><BR>CCTV SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT <BR><BR>Cameras <BR><BR>Lenses <BR><BR>Ancillary Equipment <BR><BR>Dome Cameras <BR><BR>Recorders <BR><BR>Monitor Screens <BR><BR>Multiplexers <BR><BR>Telemetry Controllers and Receivers <BR><BR>Cabling <BR><BR>Printers <BR><BR>Lighting <BR><BR>MARKET TRENDS <BR><BR>Table 1: Volume of Construction Output in Great Britain by Type of Work by Value at Constant 2000 Prices (£m), 2000-2003 <BR><BR>ECONOMIC TRENDS <BR><BR>Gross Domestic Products <BR><BR>Table 2: UK Gross Domestic Product at Current and Annual Prices (£m), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>Inflation <BR><BR>Table 3: UK Rate of Inflation (%), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>Household Disposable Income <BR><BR>Table 4: Average Annual UK Household Disposable Income Per Capita (£ and %), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>MARKET POSITION <BR><BR>The UK <BR><BR>Table 5: Estimated Breakdown of the UK Market for Electronic Security Systems by Value at Current Prices (%), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>Overseas <BR><BR>2. Market Size <BR><BR>THE TOTAL MARKET <BR><BR>Market Value <BR><BR>Table 6: The UK Market for the Design, Supply, Installation and Maintenance of CCTV Systems by Value at Current End-User Prices (£m), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>Number of NSI Installations <BR><BR>Table 7: Number of CCTV Systems Installations by NSI-Approved Installers, 1999-2003 <BR><BR>Sales by BSIA Member Companies <BR><BR>Table 8: Number of Members in the BSIA's CCTV Section and Their Combined Turnover (number and £m), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARKET <BR><BR>OVERSEAS TRADE <BR><BR>3. Industry Background <BR><BR>RECENT HISTORY <BR><BR>NUMBER OF COMPANIES <BR><BR>EMPLOYMENT <BR><BR>Table 9: Number of Staff Employed by Members of the BSIA's CCTV Section, 1999-2003 <BR><BR>REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN THE MARKETPLACE <BR><BR>Table 10: Number of CCTV Systems Installations by NSI-Approved Firms by Police Force Region, 2002 and 2003 <BR><BR>DISTRIBUTION <BR><BR>HOW ROBUST IS THE MARKET? <BR><BR>LEGISLATION <BR><BR>The 1998 Data Protection Act <BR><BR>KEY TRADE ASSOCIATIONS <BR><BR>Association of Police and Public Security Suppliers <BR><BR>British Security Industry Association <BR><BR>CCTV Manufacturers' and Distributors' Association <BR><BR>National Security Inspectorate <BR><BR>Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board <BR><BR>4. Competitor Analysis <BR><BR>THE MARKETPLACE <BR><BR>MARKET LEADERS <BR><BR>Table 11: Selected Leading CCTV Manufacturers and Distributors and Their Main Role in the UK Market, 2004 <BR><BR>Baxall Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Bewator Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Bosch Security Systems Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Dedicated Microcomputers Group Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Honeywell Video Systems UK Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>JVC Professional Europe Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Mitsubishi Electric <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Security Distribution Group Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Sony Business Europe (UK) <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Upperpoint Distribution Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Vicon Industries Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Other Companies <BR><BR>Hernis <BR><BR>Micromark <BR><BR>LEADING SYSTEM DESIGNERS/INSTALLERS <BR><BR>ADT Fire & Security PLC <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Bell Group Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Chubb Electronic Security Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Initial Electronic Security Systems Ltd <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Photo-Scan PLC <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>Secom PLC <BR><BR>Company Structure <BR><BR>Current and Future Developments <BR><BR>Financial Results <BR><BR>OUTSIDE SUPPLIERS <BR><BR>MARKETING ACTIVITY <BR><BR>Trade Exhibitions <BR><BR>The UK <BR><BR>Overseas <BR><BR>5. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats <BR><BR>STRENGTHS <BR><BR>WEAKNESSES <BR><BR>OPPORTUNITIES <BR><BR>THREATS <BR><BR>6. Buying Behaviour <BR><BR>USES OF CCTV <BR><BR>Security <BR><BR>Safety <BR><BR>Industrial and Utilities <BR><BR>Medical <BR><BR>Administrative <BR><BR>Scientific <BR><BR>Child Protection <BR><BR>CUSTOMER SECTORS <BR><BR>Retailers <BR><BR>Table 12: Cost of Crime to Retailers in the UK (£bn), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>City and Town Centres <BR><BR>Schools <BR><BR>Transport <BR><BR>Rail <BR><BR>Buses <BR><BR>Traffic Management <BR><BR>Local Authorities <BR><BR>Power Stations <BR><BR>7. Current Issues <BR><BR>THE CRIME LEVEL REMAINS HIGH <BR><BR>Table 13: Number of Notifiable Criminal Offences Recorded by the Police in England and Wales by Type (000 cases), Years Ending March 1999/2000 to 2003/2004 <BR><BR>Table 14: Number of Notifiable Crimes Recorded by the Police in Scotland by Type (000 cases), 1999-2003 <BR><BR>HALF ALL NEW CCTV SYSTEMS ARE PC NETWORKED <BR><BR>BIDS PARTNERSHIP COULD HELP TO FUND CCTV SCHEMES <BR><BR>CCTV A CONDITION OF PUB LICENCE <BR><BR>HISTORIC COURT CASE IN BRUSSELS <BR><BR>GROWTH IN MARITIME SECURITY <BR><BR>8. The Global Market <BR><BR>THE US <BR><BR>WESTERN EUROPE <BR><BR>MIDDLE EAST <BR><BR>CHINA <BR><BR>JAPAN <BR><BR>9. Forecasts <BR><BR>INTRODUCTION <BR><BR>Economic Forecasts <BR><BR>Gross Domestic Product <BR><BR>Table 15: Forecast UK Growth in Gross Domestic Product in Real Terms (%), 2004-2008 <BR><BR>Inflation <BR><BR>Table 16: Forecast UK Rate of Inflation (%), 2004-2008 <BR><BR>Construction Output <BR><BR>Rising Cost of Manned Security <BR><BR>FORECASTS 2004 TO 2008 <BR><BR>Table 17: The Forecast UK Market for the Design, Supply, Installation and Maintenance of CCTV Systems by Value at Current End-User Prices (£m), 2004-2008 <BR><BR>FUTURE TRENDS <BR><BR>10. Company Profiles <BR><BR>Baxall Ltd <BR><BR>Bewator Ltd <BR><BR>Bosch Security Systems Ltd <BR><BR>Dedicated Microcomputers Group Ltd <BR><BR>Jvc Professional Europe Ltd <BR><BR>Security Distribution Group Ltd <BR><BR>UPPERPOINT DISTRIBUTION LTD <BR><BR>Vicon Industries Ltd <BR><BR>11. Glossary <BR><BR>12. Further Sources <BR><BR>Associations <BR><BR>Publications <BR><BR>General Sources <BR><BR>Government Publications <BR><BR>Other Sources <BR><BR>Bonnier Information Sources <BR>