European markets for DIY products

Article Abstract:

The article talks of the DIY retail market covering the countries of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, UK, France, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, including the emerging markets of Italy and Spain, for the period 1991-1995. Of the above-mentioned markets, the german market exhibited the largest retail of DIY products, with its US$32 billion in 1995. This figure depicted a 42% increase in 1991 to 50% in 1995. France, came in second with US$9 billion, while the UK with US$7 billion, came in third.

Europe, Finance, Supply and demand, Do-it-yourself work, Do it yourself work

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DIY goods in Germany

Article Abstract:

The German DIY market is worth an estimated annual 65-75 billion Deutsche Marks (DM), enjoying year on year growth of more than 10%. DIY superstores currently account for 35-40% of the market, with 40-50% dominated by narrow-range specialists. An overview of the German DIY market is provided, including details of production, foreign trade, consumption trends, manufacturers and brands, distribution, advertising, prices, packaging and forecasts for the future.

Germany

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M&A changes the face of the DIY market

Article Abstract:

An overview of the Do-It-Yourself retail sector in the decade 1990-2000 is presented, with focus on the leading retailers in the United Kingdom, namely, B&Q, Focus and Sainsbury's Homebase. Statistical data projecting the market shares of the sector's retailers in the UK are presented.

United Kingdom

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