Glasses are simple instruments designed to correct or protect vision and normally consist of the lenses and the frame. Glasses are functionally categorized into glasses for the myopic, hyperopic, astigmatic conditions and age-related vision loss. In modern times glasses are worn for both corrective and decorative purposes.
Nearsightedness is becoming extremely common in the competitive world of today. Mounting societal pressures from academic and professional sources are leading to increasing cases of nearsightedness, with age of diagnosis becoming younger by the day. There a total of XX million Chinese people diagnosed with nearsightedness and over XX% of high school students and University students are diagnosed with nearsightedness. Over 40% of younger schoolchildren in China are diagnosed with the same condition, and the aging population of China has also led to an increase in patients diagnosed with age-related vision loss, with the use of glasses designed specifically for the elderly being the only solution. A total of XX million glasses were produced in in 2017.
The Chinese glasses market saw a total of CNY XX million in retail figures in 2017. Contact lens sales generated a total of CNY XX million, while glasses for the elderly generated a total of CNY XX million in sales. Sunglasses sold for a total of CNY XX million in sales figures.
Increasing living standards, increasing amounts of disposable income and the near-compulsory need to buy glasses to correct vision have become a powerful source of growth for the industry. The Chinese glasses market is expected to reach a total of CNY XX billion in retail figures by 2023.
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1 Chinese glasses industry development analysis
1.1 Chinese glasses industry development analysis
1.1.1 Industry development overview
1.1.2 Production volumes
1.1.3 Production structure
1.1.4 Market size analysis
1.1.5 Competitiveness analysis
1.1.6 Challenges
1.2 Porter’s five forces
1.2.1 Competitors analysis
1.2.2 Threat of potential entrants
1.2.3 Threat of potential substitutes
1.2.4 Supplier bargaining power
1.2.5 Buyer bargaining power
2 Chinese glasses industry segment markets
2.1 Contact lens market analysis
2.1.1 Retail volumes
2.1.2 Retail figures
2.1.3 Contact lens sales growth
2.2 Presbyopia glasses market analysis
2.2.1 Retail volumes
2.2.2 Retail figures
2.2.3 Development problems
2.2.4 Market trends analysis
2.2.5 Market potential analysis
2.2.6 Investment strategies analysis
2.3 Sunglasses market analysis
2.3.1 Retail volumes
2.3.2 Retail figures
2.3.3 Development issues
2.3.4 Market trends analysis
2.4 Glasses materials market analysis
2.4.1 Frame market analysis
2.4.1.1 Retail volumes
2.4.1.2 Retail figures
2.4.2 Lens market analysis
2.4.2.1 Retail volumes
2.4.2.2 Retail figures
3 Chinese glasses industry chain analysis
3.1 Industry chain analysis
3.2 Upstream market analysis
3.2.1 Plastic and resin
3.2.2 Metals
3.3 Downstream applications market
3.3.1 Ophthalmology hospitals
3.3.3 Optician chains
3.3.3.1 Baodao Glasses
3.3.3.2 Daming Glasses
3.3.3.3 Boshi Glasses
4 Glasses manufacturing industry data analysis
4.1 Glasses manufacturing industry size analysis
4.1.1 Number of firms
4.1.2 Capital growth
4.1.3 Sales growth
4.1.4 Profit growth
4.2 Glasses manufacturing industry costs analysis
4.2.1 Sales costs statistics
4.2.2 Main costs analysis
4.3 Glasses manufacturing industry operational analysis
4.3.1 Debt repayment capability
4.3.2 Profitability
4.3.3 Operational analysis
5 Foreign trade analysis for the Chinese glasses market
5.1 Lens trade analysis
5.1.1 Imports
5.1.1.1 Volumes
5.1.1.2 Figures
5.1.1.3 Prices
5.1.2 Exports
5.1.2.1 Volumes
5.1.2.2 Figures
5.1.2.3 Prices
5.2 Frame trade analysis
5.2.1 Imports
5.2.1.1 Volumes
5.2.1.2 Figures
5.2.1.3 Prices
5.2.2 Exports
5.2.2.1 Volumes
5.2.2.2 Figures
5.2.2.3 Prices
5.3 Foreign trade analysis for Chinese Sunglasses
5.3.1 Imports
5.3.1.1 Volumes
5.3.1.2 Figures
5.3.1.3 Prices
5.3.2 Exports
5.3.2.1 Volumes
5.3.2.2 Figures
5.3.2.3 Prices
6 Key companies
6.1 Kangqi Holdings
6.1.1 General overview
6.1.2 Main products
6.1.3 Operational analysis
6.1.4 Sales networks
6.1.5 Competitive advantages
6.1.6 Development strategies
6.2 Conant Holdings
6.2.1 General overview
6.2.2 Main products
6.2.3 Operational analysis
6.2.4 Sales networks
6.2.5 Competitive advantages
6.2.6 Development strategies
6.3 Yage Acetates
6.3.1 General overview
6.3.2 Main products
6.3.3 Operational analysis
6.3.4 Sales networks
6.3.5 Competitive advantages
6.3.6 Development strategies
6.4 WX-Group
6.4.1 General overview
6.4.2 Main products
6.4.3 Sales networks
6.4.4 Competitive advantages
6.4.5 Development strategies
6.5 Essilor China
6.5.1 General overview
6.5.2 Main products
6.5.3 Sales networks
6.5.4 Competitive advantages
6.5.5 Development strategies
6.6 Chemilens
6.6.1 General overview
6.6.2 Main products
6.6.3 Sales networks
6.6.4 Competitive advantages
6.6.5 Development strategies
6.7 Carl Zeiss
6.7.1 General overview
6.7.2 Main products
6.7.3 Sales networks
6.7.4 Competitive advantages
6.8 Luxottica
6.8.1 General overview
6.8.2 Main products
6.8.3 Sales networks
6.8.4 Competitive advantages
6.9 Boshi Glasses
6.9.1 General overview
6.9.2 Main products
6.9.3 Sales networks
6.9.4 Competitive advantages
6.10 Haichang Contact Lens
6.10.1 General overview
6.10.2 Main products
6.10.3 Sales networks
6.10.4 Competitive advantages
7 Investment opportunities and risks
7.1 Chinese glasses industry investment barriers analysis
7.1.1 Talent barrier
7.1.2 Brand barrier
7.1.3 Management barrier
7.1.4 Patented technologies barrier
7.1.5 Client resource barrier
7.1.6 Industry resource barrier
7.2 Investment opportunities
7.3 Investment risks
7.3.1 Policy risks
7.3.2 Market risks
7.3.3 Technical risks
7.3.4 Raw material price fluctuations
8 Industry development prospects and trends
8.1 Development trends and prospects
8.1.1 Development prospects
8.1.2 Development trends
8.1.3 Influential factors
8.1.3.1 Drivers of industrial development
8.1.3.2 Negative factors
8.1.4 Market size predictions
8.2 Development strategies analysis
8.2.1 Development strategies for glasses manufacturing companies
8.2.2 Wholesalers development strategies
8.2.3 Development strategies