Monday, July 29, 2013

China Dissolving Pulp Industry, 2013-2017 Research and Forecast

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For recent years, the huge demand of dissolving pulp has attracted many enterprises to build the new dissolving pulp projects, leading to the rapid increase of production capacity of dissolving pulp; by 2012, the production capacity of dissolving pulp in China reached 937,500 tons up 57% compared with 2011. In 2012, the output of dissolving pulp in China was only about 335,000 tons, operating rate declining to 35.7%.


The major application of dissolving pulp downstream is the viscose fiber. China is the world largest production base of viscose fiber and the output of viscose fiber in China accounted for about 62% of total global output in 2012. In the future years, the output of viscose fiber in China is expected to continue to keep the growth rate of about 10%, further spurring the increase of demand for dissolving pulp.

The report of Research and Forecast of China Dissolving Pulp Market, 2013-2017 mainly analyzes the Chinese domestic market status quo, major enterprises’ operating conditions of dissolving pulp industry, in the meanwhile, it makes the analysis of the future of dissolving pulp industry, offering the decision references for enterprises to know and invest in the industry.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. Industry Overview for Dissolving Pulp

1.1 Definition
1.2 Preparation Method
1.3 Industry Chain

2. Development Environment of China’s Dissolving Pulp Industry

2.1 Economic Environment
2.1.1 Status of Economic Development
2.1.2 GDP
2.1.3 Fixed Asset Investment
2.1.4 Total Amount and Growth Rate of Imports and Exports
2.2 Policy Environment and Standards
2.2.1 Policy Environment
2.2.2 Related Standards

3. Analysis of China’s Dissolving Pulp Industry

3.1 Status Quo
3.2 Market Supply
3.3 Market Demand
3.4 Prices
3.4.1 Factors Affecting Prices
3.4.2 Upstream Industry
3.4.3 Downstream Industry
3.5 Competitive Pattern

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

China Financial Leasing Market 2013-2017 New Research Report

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The rapid development of China's financial leasing industry in 2012 was remarkable. In 2012, the business turnover of China's financial leasing was CNY 1.55 trillion, increasing by approximately CNY 620 billion compared with CNY 930 billion in the end of 2011, the growth rate was 66.7%.

As of the end of 2012, the number of the domestic financial leasing companies was almost 560, increasing by almost 300 over 2011; the number of foreign-funded leasing companies was 460, increasing by 250 compared with 2011; the growth rate was more than 100%.
 

At the end of 2012, the registered capital of financial leasing companies was CNY 189 billion, up 36.2% YoY; industry capital adequacy ratio was 12.2%, including CNY 62.2 billion of financial leasing registered capital; registered capital increased by 17.8%. At the same period, the registered capital of foreign capital lease was CNY 90.4 billion, up 76.9% YoY.

In terms of competitive landscape, at the end of 2012, the business turnover of lease contract of 20 financial leasing companies was CNY 660 billion, accounting for more than 40% of the total business turnover of financial leasing industry. The industry concentration ratio is high. In 2012, the listed companies successively set foot in financial leasing industry, which may intensify market competition. Since Dec of 2012, Kinwa, Anyang Iron and Steel, Xinzhu Corporation, Jinggong Science & Technology, Furuitezhuang, Chihong Zn & Ge and some other listed companies have announced to carry out finance least business.

Huidian Research holds the view that China's financial leasing market penetration rate is only about 5%, while this number in European and American market is about 20%. In terms of the international horizontal comparison and the economic growth of China, as world's second largest economy, China's financial leasing industry has huge space for development. It is expected that the scale of the overall leasing industry in China will exceed CNY 10 trillion in 2020; the CAGR will be about 30%; leasing penetration rate will surpass 10%. Financial leasing industry in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Xiamen, like that in developed countries, has become an important complement to bank credit and securities financing. In these cities, a scientific and stable funding system will begin to form.

Table of Contents

1. Financial Leasing Industry Overview

1.1. Definition and Characteristics
1.2. Business Form and Application Analysis

2. Status Quo of Financial Leasing Industry in Foreign Countries

3. Operation Environment of Financial Leasing Industry in China

3.1. Economic Environment
3.1.1. Macroeconomy
3.1.2. GDP
3.1.3. Fixed Asset Investment
3.2. Policy Environment

Chinas Organic Silicon Market 2013-2017 Research and Development Trend

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Research and Development Trend of China's Organic Silicon Industry, 2013-2017" mainly analyzes the status quo of organic silicon at home and aboard, as well as China's competitive status, import, export, business performance of main enterprise, technology status and development forecast; all of these provide enterprises and investors with decision-making reference.

China has become the largest consumer of organic silicon materials. Due to the large volume exports of textile, electronics and electrical products and the domestic vigorous demand in the fields of construction, textile, automobile and daily chemicals, China's organic silicon material industry is promoted greatly. At present, China's industry pattern is based on processing and manufacturing, which is very different with the organic silicon consumption structure in other countries and regions. In foreign countries, the consumptions of silicon rubber and silicon oil are equal, while China is mainly based on silicon rubber.
 
China has become the production center of organic silicon monomer gradually, and the well-known foreign enterprises have built production equipments in succession; although there is a certain gap between China's organic production enterprises and foreign enterprises, with the continuous industry development, the gap of main technical indicators has been narrowed gradually, and some enterprises have reached the world advanced level.

Organic silicon industry maintains the momentum of rapid development, and the related enterprises make efforts to the integration of upstream and downstream industries by virtue of their advantages; therefore, there are a number of large-scale enterprises which own certain competitive advantages. In the field of monomer, the key enterprises are Bluestar, Wynca and Hoshine; as for silicon rubber field, the key enterprises are Dongjue, Hongda, Wynca, Baiyun and Zhijiang; and the industry chain integration includes Bluestar, Wynca and Hoshine. According to the statistics of Fluorine-silicon and Organic Silicon Special Committee, there were 16 organic silicon monomer production enterprises in China as of the end of 2012, and the production capacity was about 2 million tons.

In 2011, China's organic silicon monomer production capacity has reached 1.76 million tons, which was much higher than the market demand; however, the output was only 1.15 million tons. In 2012, the actual output was about 1.3 million tons and the actual facility utilization was about 70%; of which, the operating rate in 2012H1 was less than 60%, and the monomer production enterprises suffered from comprehensive loss; after the August, the market demand picked up gradually and the operating rate reached over 80% by 2012Q4. However, the majority of enterprises are still unprofitable due to the low siloxane price.

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Table of Contents

1. Overview of Organic Silicon Industry

1.1. Brief Introduction
1.1.1. Definition
1.1.2. Classification
1.2. Property and Resource Characteristics of China's Organic Silicon
1.2.1. Property
1.2.2. Industry Characteristics
1.3. Industry Chain

2. Development Environment of China's Organic Silicon Industry
2.1. Economic Environment
2.1.1. Economic Development Status
2.1.2. GDP
2.1.3. Investment in the Fixed Assets
2.1.4. Total Export-Import Volume and the Growth Rate
2.2. Relevant Policies and Standards
2.2.1. Relevant Policies