Key Market Indicators
The country came in number 13 in 2021, Mexico overtook with $438,510,000. The United States, Germany and the Netherlands respectively were numbers 1, 2 and 3 in this ranking. Revenue from computer hardware in the UK is set to drop by around 0.4% a year on average, reaching £1.8 billion by 2026. This is a slight decrease from 2021's level of £2.2 billion. Since 2013, the British market has grown by 1.2% each year. The UK was in third place in 2021, behind Germany (at £2.2 billion) and Italy. Britain's imports of computer hardware are expected to decline by around 0.5% a year on average to £1.6 billion by 2026. This is a slight decrease from 2021's level of £2.1 billion. Since 1998, demand for hardware in the UK has grown by 0.3% each year. The country was in eighth place in 2021, behind South Korea (at £2.1 billion). Germany, the Netherlands and China came second, third and fourth respectively. Exports of computer hardware from the UK are forecast to drop by 7.4% a year on average, reaching £240 million by 2026. This is a significant reduction from 2021's level of £390 million. Since 1998, British supply has fallen by 5.9% each year. The UK was in thirteenth place in 2021, behind Mexico (at £390 million). The United States, Germany and the Netherlands were the top three countries in this ranking.