2011年1月17日 星期一

And the Company That Will Benefit the Most

And the Company That Will Benefit the Most

Imagine a market worth $90 billion – and set to compound at an annual rate of 22%, according to NextGenResearch.

Imagine no more. Analysts say this will become a reality for the Light-Emitting Diode market (LED) in 2011. It’s the biggest revolution in the lighting industry since Thomas Edison patented the electric lamp. And it’s not surprising, given that LEDs last up to 50 times longer than traditional electric bulbs.

Now picture a company at the forefront of this industry – and the profits it could churn out for investors savvy enough to buy the stock. It’s already worth $7.29 billion and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) has invested $3 million in its groundbreaking research…

Cree Unveils the Most Efficient,With the lighting change, the church will table lamps save more than $180 a year in energy costs. However, the payback for these changes will be in 10 years, as the bulb project is costing the church $1,700, Brothers said. Most Profitable Lamp Ever

Founded in 1987, Cree Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE) is an LED market leader.This same usage level would equate to 70 CFL bulbs or 20 LEDs thrown away Led down light in a lifetime. Throwing away fewer bulbs will decrease mercury runoff from dumps, as well as decrease the amount of trash piling up. In October, the company announced that its quarterly sales hit a record $268.4 million – a 59% year-over-year increase.

Then in November, it unveiled the XLamp – the most powerful and most cost-efficient LED lamp ever.More than 425 million led bulb 60W incandescent bulbs are sold each year in the US, representing about 40% of the market for light bulbs. But most impressive? The product went from concept to commercially available in just eight months.

And according to Director John Edmond, future developments may roll out even faster. In fact, the new technology is so advanced that it could “enable applications we haven’t even thought of yet,” he said.

And fast development will be key, as LED demand skyrockets. Today, just 5% of all lighting fixThe 13W bulb will be made available for purchase in January for less than $30, and should led tube to use 75% less energy than the 60W incandescent bulb it is designed to replace.tures use LED technology. But in just five years, LEDs will make up more than 50%.

It’s no wonder that Cree shares are up 33% since the start of November. But it’s only the beginning. Because according to recent forecasts,For example, while he no longer fluorescent lights disassembles the drip irrigation systems as he did when he was a puppy, now with the cooler temperatures beginning to prevail, he occasionally enjoys ripping the laundry from our clothesline then dragging it onto our front porch . the company’s Chinese business is about to kick into high gear…

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