ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 29 (PRIME) -- The Russian market of flexible electronics, or electronic devices built on conformable or stretchable substrates, like plastic or paper, may double in three to five years from the current 20 billion rubles, Georgy Kornilov, deputy general director for marketing and strategy at mint Goznak, said on Wednesday.
“The international market amounts to some U.S. $15 billion, and it should reach about $44 billion by 2030 according to all the calculations,” Kornilov said.
He added that flexible electronics is a new direction of development of the modern electronic industry.
(88.6102 rubles – U.S. $1)
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