Wait, the user's example chart has periods up to 2033, but the data might not have actual numbers for all years. Since the actual forecast is from 2026-2033, maybe the chart can show the segments from 2021 to 2033, with the values extrapolated or estimated based on growth rates. Alternatively, use the base year 2025 and project forward. But the user's example uses 2020-2025, but in this case, the base year is 2025. Hmm. Let me structure the segments as Product A (Forehead), Product B (Ear), Product C (Others). For each year from 2021 to 2033, assign values that show growth. Since the home market is growing, each segment should increase. Maybe the values are as follows: in 2021, 10, 8, 5 (total 23), then each year increasing by 7-8%. But need to adjust for the actual market size. Wait, the total market in 2025 is USD 442 million. Let's convert that into the chart's scale. If the segments are in million dollars, then for 2025, the total would be 442. So perhaps the values for 2025 are [200, 150, 92] (summing to 442). But need to adjust the entire chart to reflect the growth from 2021 to 2033. Let me create a simple linear growth model. Let's say in 2021, total market was USD 300 million (assuming 7.2% CAGR from 2021 to 2025). Wait, if 2025 is 442 million, then 2021 would be 442 / (1.072)^4 ≈ 442 / 1.31 ≈ 337 million. Let's round to 340 million in 2021. Then each year's total can be calculated. For example, 2021: 340M, 2022: 365M, 2023: 391M, 2024: 419M, 2025: 449M, and so on up to 2033. Then, for each product segment, allocate percentages. Suppose forehead is 50%, ear 35%, others 15%. Then, in 2021, the values would be 170, 119, 51. But the example in the user's chart has three segments with values like [10, 12, 15...]. Maybe scale down the numbers for the chart, using relative proportions. Alternatively, use the actual growth in each segment. Since the example uses three products with increasing values, let's follow that. So for 2021 to 2033, each segment's values increase by 7-8% annually. The chart data would be:
