In 2021, the global electronic manufacturing services (EMS) market size was valued at $500.26 billion, which is expected to grow at $849.72 billion in 2028 with a CAGR of 7.9%. The whole market grows rapidly which is driven by industries like telecommunication and medical, and according to the statistics, most end-users of EMS are from communication and computer hardware industries account for about 59% of the total demand.

The demand for electronic manufacturing services is constantly increasing, more and more companies start to outsource such services to reduce the cost caused by large inventory, warehouse construction, and maintenance, so they can shift the investment into other aspects such as sales, marketing, research, and development. With the rising demand, competition among electronic manufacturing service providers has also intensified, but this has also raised global norms in the EMS industry. The EMS companies are devoted to upgrading their facilities and applying new technologies such as virtual reality, the Internet of Things (IoT), and 3D printing to improve their production efficiency and quality. And they build collaboration with many Original Design Manufacturers and Original Equipment Manufacturers to enhance their EMS performance.

The continuous improvement of consumers’ requirements for electronic products promotes the rapid development of the EMS industry. If they want to better serve customers and increase their market share, then electronic manufacturers must respond flexibly and be able to keep up with the rhythm of rapid changes.

MOKO closely follows the pace of the times, innovation is the force that drives MOKO to make improvement constantly. We use world-leading equipment and advanced technology, and continuously streamline our production process, aiming to provide customers with the best electronic products. We would work with you closely through your entire product development life cycle from the concept design, engineering to manufacturing to improve your market competitiveness.