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The Furniture Industry in Greece Scenario THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN GREECE SCENARIO Multiclient Research COUNTRY REPORTS September 08 – R2413.GR HOME FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY MATTRESSES OFFICE KITCHEN APPLIANCES LIGHTING All CSIL publications are available for online purchase and immediate download from: http://www.csilmilano.com http://www.worldfurnitureonline.com Reports are also available in printed form. For further information, please contact: [email protected] CSIL Milano scrl 15 corso Monforte 20122 Milano Italy tel. +39 02 796630 fax +39 02 780703 © Copyright CSIL [email protected] – www.csilmilano.com SCENARIO The furniture industry in Greece COUNTRY REPORTS Report prepared by C. Pisa HOME FURNITURE Coordinated by A. Tracogna UPHOLSTERY MATTRESSES OFFICE KITCHEN APPLIANCES LIGHTING All rights reserved. Neither this publication nor any part of it may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise. Any such action is an infringement of the Italian Law (L.18 August 2000 n.248) and may give rise to a legal action for damages and may be prosecuted as a criminal offence. All information in this report is verified to the best of the author's and the publisher's ability. However, CSIL does not accept responsibility for any errors and/ or omissions resulting from any source and for any loss arising from reliance on it. CSIL Milano scrl 15 corso Monforte 20122 Milano Italy tel. +39 02 796630 fax +39 02 780703 © Copyright CSIL [email protected] – www.csilmilano.com The furniture industry in Greece CONTENTS 1. GREECE. FURNITURE INDUSTRY SUMMARY 1 2. FORESTRY RESOURCES, SEMI-FINISHED GOODS AND TECHNOLOGY 3 3. THE FURNITURE SECTOR: BASIC DATA 4 3.1. Furniture production 6 3.2. Furniture consumption 10 4. MAJOR FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS 13 5. INTERNATIONAL TRADE 28 5.1. Furniture exports 29 5.2. Furniture imports 32 6. IMPORT AND EXPORT TABLES 38 LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES Table 1.1 Greece. Economic indicators 1 Table 1.2 Greece. Exchange rates 1 Table 1.3 Greece. Real growth of furniture consumption: forecast 2 Table 1.4 Greece. Main furniture trading partners 2 Table 2.1 Greece. Production, exports, imports and consumption of the main semi-finished goods, 2000-2006. Thousands of cubic metres 3 Table 3.1 Greece. The furniture sector: basic data, 2002-2007 4 Figure 3.1 Greece. The openness of the furniture market, 2002-2007. Exports/production and imports/consumption ratios 5 Figure 3.2 Greece. Furniture production, 2002-2007. Million Eur and annual percentage changes at current prices 6 Table 3.2 Greece. Furniture production prices, 2002-2007. Annual percentage changes 7 Figure 3.3 Greece. Furniture production by segment, 2002 and 2007. Percentage breakdown of value data 8 Table 3.3 Greece. Furniture production by segment, 2002-2007. Million Eur 8 Figure 3.4 Greece. Furniture consumption, 2002-2007. Million Eur and annual percentage changes at current prices 10 Figure 3.5 Greece. Furniture consumption by segment, 2002 and 2007. Percentage breakdown of value data 11 Table 3.4 Greece. Furniture consumption by segment, 2002-2007. Million Eur 12 Table 4.1 Greece. Major furniture manufacturers 13 Figure 5.1 Greece. Furniture exports, imports and trade balance, 2002-2007. Million Eur 28 Figure 5.2 Greece. Furniture exports, 2002-2007. Million Eur and annual percentage changes 29 Figure 5.3 Greece. Furniture exports by segment, 2002 and 2007. Percentage breakdown in value 30 Figure 5.4 Greece. Furniture exports by segment. Annual percentage changes at current prices 2007 on 2006 and average growth rates, 2002-2007 31 Figure 5.5 Greece. Furniture imports, 2002-2007. Million current Eur and annual percentage changes 32 Figure 5.6 Greece. Furniture imports by segment, 2002 and 2007. Percentage breakdown in value 33 Figure 5.7 Greece. Furniture imports by segment. Annual percentage changes at current prices 2007 on 2006 and average growth rates, 2002-2007 34 Table 6.1 Greece. Furniture exports by product, 2002-2007 39 Table 6.2 Greece. Furniture imports by product, 2002-2007 39 Table 6.3 Greece. Exports of furniture including parts by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 40 Table 6.4 Greece. Imports of furniture including parts by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 40 Table 6.5 Greece. Exports of furniture excluding parts by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 41 10/09/2008 © Copyright CSIL This report is exclusively for consultation on the part of the purchaser. It may not be reproduced in I R2413.GR whole or in part by any means whatsoever without the prior written permission of CSIL The furniture industry in Greece Table 6.6 Greece. Imports of furniture excluding parts by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 41 Table 6.7 Greece. Exports of furniture parts by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 42 Table 6.8 Greece. Imports of furniture parts by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 42 Table 6.9 Greece. Exports of upholstered furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 43 Table 6.10 Greece. Imports of upholstered furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 43 Table 6.11 Greece. Exports of non-upholstered seats by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 44 Table 6.12 Greece. Imports of non-upholstered seats by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 44 Table 6.13 Greece. Exports of bedroom furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 45 Table 6.14 Greece. Imports of bedroom furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 45 Table 6.15 Greece. Exports of kitchen furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 46 Table 6.16 Greece. Imports of kitchen furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 46 Table 6.17 Greece. Exports of office furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 47 Table 6.18 Greece. Imports of office furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 47 Table 6.19 Greece. Exports of furniture for dining and living rooms by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 48 Table 6.20 Greece. Imports of furniture for dining and living rooms by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 48 Table 6.21 Greece. Exports of other furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 49 Table 6.22 Greece. Imports of other furniture by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 49 Table 6.23 Greece. Exports of furniture parts excluding parts of seats by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 50 Table 6.24 Greece. Imports of furniture parts excluding parts of seats by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 50 Table 6.25 Greece. Imports of parts of seats by country and by geographical area, 2002-2007 51 10/09/2008 © Copyright CSIL This report is exclusively for consultation on the part of the purchaser. It may not be reproduced in II R2413.GR whole or in part by any means whatsoever without the prior written permission of CSIL The furniture industry in Greece 1. Greece. Furniture industry summary Furniture production. Million Eur Furniture consumption. Million Eur 2500 2500 2,010 2000 2000 1,792 1,537 1,641 1,339 1,444 1500 1,234 1500 1,286 1,312 1,038 1,019 1,097 1000 1000 500 500 0 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Furniture exports. Million Eur Furniture imports. Million Eur 2500 2500 2000 2000 1500 1500 1000 1000 608 469 434 489 500 500 274 323 27 29 29 28 36 42 0 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Table 1.1 Greece. Economic indicators Unit of measurement Value Ranking* Population Million 11 32 Area Thousand square km 132 33 Total GNP Eur billion 192 29 Per capita GNP Eur 17,265 24 Total Household Consumption Expenditure Eur billion 120 26 Data at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) Total GNP at PPP US$ billion 273 34 Per capita GNP at PPP US$ 24,560 25 * Ranking of Greece among 60 countries, last available year Table 1.2 Greece. Exchange rates 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Rate Eur/US$ 1.06 0.88 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.73 Source: US Federal Reserve 10/09/2008 © Copyright CSIL This report is exclusively for consultation on the part of the purchaser. It may not be reproduced in 1 R2413.GR whole or in part by any means whatsoever without the prior written permission of CSIL The furniture industry in Greece Table 1.3 Greece. Real growth of furniture consumption: forecast 2008 2009 2% 2% Exports/production ratio Imports/consumption ratio Exports / production Imports / consumption 100 100 80 80 60 60 40 40 30.5 26.5 27.3 30.2 21.3 24.6 20 2.6 2.9 2.7 2.3 2.7 2.9 20 0 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Table 1.4 Greece. Main furniture trading partners Destination of furniture exports Origin of furniture imports Cyprus 30.2% Italy 35.2% Bulgaria 14.4% China 21.3% Germany 13.1% Turkey 6.7% Romania 7.0% Germany 5.9% Albania 4.7% Spain 2.8% United Kingdom 3.3% Indonesia 2.5% Italy 3.3% Poland 2.5% Serbia 3.2% France 2.4% Turkey 2.9% Malaysia 2.1% Netherlands 2.2% Vietnam 1.8% Breakdown of furniture exports by area Breakdown of furniture imports by area 2003 2005 2007 2003 2005 2007 100% 100% 80% 80% 60% 60% 40% 40% 20% 20% 0% 0% Americas Europe Asia and Middle Africa World Americas Europe Asia and Middle Africa World Pacific East Total Pacific East Total Sources: CSIL, Eurostat, United Nations, World Bank and National Statistical Offices 10/09/2008 © Copyright CSIL This report is exclusively for consultation on the part of the purchaser.
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