Legal lottery includes Welfare Lottery and Sports Lottery in China. They are printed, distributed and managed respectively by China Welfare Lottery Center and the State General Administration of Sports Lottery Management Center.

Chinese government is a monopoly of the legal lottery market while the distribution is the only field with competition. Issuance expenses are sales cost paid to lottery agencies and affiliates. According to CRI, segments of the issuance market include upstream system design and maintenance, R&D and management; midstream printing, terminal purchasing and maintaining; downstream channels.

The sales value of lottery increased from CNY 221.58 billion in 2011 to CNY 382.38 billion in 2014, while it declined in 2015 with the suspended online sales by government in March.

According to CRI, the payment ability of consumers is growing with the income and long-term stability in lottery prices. Many young consumers expect to become overnight billionaires through lottery because of extremely high prices of commodities and houses in big cities. In addition, the demand of consumers is stimulated by lottery varieties and legends concerning richness in various media in China.

Male consumers are larger in number than female ones due to their inborn competitiveness, inclination in challenge and excitement as well as awareness of gaming and venture.

According to CRI, the sales value of the lottery market increased from CNY 17.73 billion in 2011 to CNY 30.59 billion in 2014 while it declined to CNY 29.43 billion in 2015, mainly for the suspended online sales.

According to CRI, major substitutes for lottery include online card games, illegal lottery and gamble. The rapid development of online card games as certain substitutes attracted numerous consumers especially college students in China in recent years. In some areas, especially rural ones, numerous lottery consumers are engaged with leisure time. For example, private underground lottery emerged with integrity (with higher winning rate than the legal lottery and observable authenticity of winners) in Zhejiang and Guangdong. Meanwhile, overseas illegal online lottery issuances are in promotion with high thrill attracting certain consumers in China.

According to CRI, although the online sales were suspended in March, it remains the major driving force of the sales value growth of lottery in China. The number of netizens is over half of the population, and over 700 million are mobile phone users, so APP is the most convenient access to purchase lottery. It is estimated that online lottery sales will restart to be major forces in the industry. Meanwhile, the number of lottery enterprises will increase further as substitutes for traditional off-line ones.

Through this report, the readers can acquire the following information:

-Definition and Classification of Lottery

-Research Methods of the Report

-Competition Status in Lottery Industry in China

-Analysis on Top 5 Enterprises in China Lottery Industry

-Development Opportunities and Driving Forces Faced by Lottery Industry in China

-Risks and Challenges in Development of Lottery Industry in China

-Costs and Prices of Lottery Industry in China

-Prediction on Development of Lottery Industry in China

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Relevant Concepts of Lottery Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification of Lottery

1.1.1 Definition of Lottery

1.1.2 Classification of Lottery

1.2 Research Methods of the Report

1.2.1 Parameters and Assumptions

1.2.2 Data Sources

2 Analysis on Lottery Industry in China, 2011-2015

2.1 Development Environment of Lottery Industry in China

2.1.1 Economic Environment Faced by Lottery

2.1.2 Policy Environment Faced by Lottery

2.1.3 Social Environment Faced by Lottery

2.2 Analysis on Supply of Lottery in China

2.2.1 Upstream of Lottery

2.2.2 Midstream of Lottery

2.2.3 Downstream of Lottery

2.3 Analysis on Demand for Lottery in China

2.3.1 Major Consumer Group of Lottery in China

2.3.2 Market Scale of Lottery in China

3 Competition Status of Lottery Industry in China, 2013-2015

3.1 Barriers to Entry in Lottery Industry in China

3.1.1 Policy Barriers

3.1.2 Brand Barriers

3.1.3 Technical Barriers

3.2 Competition Structure of Lottery Industry in China

3.2.1 Bargaining Ability of Lottery Industry

3.2.2 Bargaining Ability of Lottery Consumers

3.2.3 Internal Competition of Lottery Industry

3.2.4 Potential Entrants in Lottery Industry

3.2.5 Substitutes of Lottery

4 Top 5 Lottery Enterprises in China, 2013-2015

4.1 Rexlot Holdings Limited

4.1.1 Enterprise Profile of Rexlot Holdings Limited

4.1.2 Sales Revenue and Market Share of Rexlot

4.2 China LotSynergy Holdings Ltd.

4.2.1 Enterprise Profile of China LotSynergy

4.2.2 Sales Revenue and Market Share of China LotSynergy

4.3 Hongbo Co., Ltd.

4.3.1 Enterprise Profile of Hongbo

4.3.2 Sales Revenue and Market Share of Hongbo

4.4 AG Tech Holdings Limited

4.4.1 Enterprise Profile of AG Tech

4.4.2 Sales Revenue and Market Share of AG Tech

4.5 China Sports Industry Group Co., Ltd.

4.5.1 Enterprise Profile of China Sports Industry

4.5.2 Sales Revenue and Market Share of China Sports Industry

5 Analysis on Costs and Prices of Lottery Industry in China, 2013-2015

5.1 Analysis on Lottery Costs in China, 2013-2015

5.2 Analysis on Lottery Prices in China, 2013-2015

6 Prediction on Development of Lottery Industry in China, 2016-2020

6.1 Factors Influencing the Development of Lottery Industry in China

6.1.1 Major Driving Forces and Market Opportunities in Lottery Industry in China

6.1.2 Risks and Challenges in Lottery Industry

6.2 Prediction on Supply in Lottery Industry in China

6.2.1 Prediction on Product Structure

6.3 Forecast on Demand

Selected Charts

Chart Classification of China Welfare Lottery and Sports Lottery

Chart China’s GDP and Its Growth Rate, 2011-2015

Chart Market Size of Lottery in China, 2011-2015

Chart Related Policies Concerning Lottery Published by Chinese Government in Recent Years

Chart Sales Revenue of Lottery Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Major Lottery Enterprises and Their Market Shares in China, 2013-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Rexlot, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Lottery of Rexlot in China, 2013-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of China LotSynergy, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Lottery of China LotSynergy in China, 2013-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Hongbo, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Lottery of Hongbo in China, 2013-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of AG Tech, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Lottery of AG Tech in China, 2013-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of China Sports Industry, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Lottery of China Sports Industry in China, 2013-2015

Chart Forecast on Market Size of Lottery in China, 2016-2020

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Functional Drink is classified into nutrimental beverages, sport drinks and drinks for other special usage after adjusting the composition and content of natural nutrients for particular nutrition needs in regulating body functions instead of treating diseases. It mainly serves for anti-fatigue and energy supplement.

In terms of age, major consumers of functional drinks are young people such as children, students and office workers for its energy supplement. In terms of gender, males consume more functional drinks due to their preference for sports and staying up late in China. In contrast, female consumers prefer soft drinks such as fruit juice, vegetable protein beverages or bottled water with less sport time.

According to CRI, the sales revenue of functional drinks increased from CNY 25.71 billion in 2011 to CNY 60.6 billion in 2015 with the CAGR of 23.9%, far exceeding the growth rate of the market size of the soft drink industry during the corresponding period. In China, the competition in the functional drink industry is less intense than other soft drink varieties. According to CRI, the aggregate market share of top 5 functional drink manufacturers in China was about 63.5% of the total with a high market concentration rate, of which the market share of Red Bull and Danone Mizone was over half of the total in 2015.

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In recent years, the resident consumption ability improves especially in the third and fourth tier cities as well as rural areas, leading to the growing beverage industry. The demand for functional drinks will continue increasing with the improvement of resident health awareness. Existing products are small in varieties in the functional drink market mainly including those adding vitamin and taurine with high retail prices while there are less international popular varieties.

Therefore, opportunities exist for new functional drink manufacturers in segment varieties and regional markets. The annual average consumption volume of functional drinks was less than 3 liters per capita in China, far inferior to the global level of 7 liters. This means that functional drink enterprises need to promote the marketing for more understanding and popularity among consumers and larger consumption space of functional drinks.

CRI estimates that the CAGR of the market size of functional drinks will exceed 15% even reach 20% in China from 2016 to 2021.

Through this report, readers can acquire the following information:

• -Economy and Policy Environment Faced by China Functional Drink Industry
• -Analysis on Supply and Demand in China Functional Drink Industry
• -Top 5 Enterprises and Their Operation Status in China Functional Drink Manufacturing Industry, 2013-2016
• -Competition Status of Functional Drink Industry in China
• -Price Trend of Edible Sugar, PET and Packing Materials in China, 2013-2016
• -Major Driving Forces and Market Opportunities in China Functional Drink Industry in the Future
• -Risks and Challenges Faced by China Functional Drink Industry
• -Development Trend of China Functional Drink Industry, 2017-2021

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China becomes the world’s top beer producer and consumer. In 2015, China produced about 47.16 billion liters of beer with a decline compared to 2014. In 2015, the beer consumption per capita was about 35 liters in China, surpassing the international average. China’s beer industry competition pattern basically took shape. The market concentration rate of top 5 giants including China Resources Snow Breweries, Tsingtao Brewery, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Yanjing Beer and Carlsberg reached 76% in 2015, which tended to rise further. Different from the traditional strategy featured by stressing low prices to occupy more market share, beer manufacturers in Chinese market gradually focus on increasing the proportion of mid-high products and average prices to enhance the profitability. The average price of Chinese beer is rising, which promotes the increase of profits in the industry.

In 2015, China imported 538.3 million liters of beer with the YOY growth of 59.2%. The import value reached USD 570 million, with a rise of 42.5% YOY. The share of German beer declined from 48.3% in 2014 to 34.9% in 2015. On the contrary, the share of beer from other origins somewhat increased. Overall, Chinese consumers take delight in trying beer with different tastes from various regions all over the world. The average price of imported beer somewhat declined. It is expected that in the next few years imported beer, to some extent, will exert a certain impact on China’s domestic mid-high end beer market.

With the development of economy, Chinese consumers’ purchasing power keeps rising. And the consumption concept also upgrades. Consumers gradually tend to choose beer with high quality instead of low prices. Therefore, the sales volume of low-end beer suffers from the rapid decline. In China, mid-high end beer market enjoys a robust growth rate, which promotes breweries including China Resources Snow Breweries, Tsingtao Brewery, Yanjing Beer to speed up the product upgrading with the detrusion of high-end products in order to keep up with the trend of consumption upgrading.

Through this report, the readers can acquire the following information:

-Definition and Classification of Beer

-Parameters reach Assumptions

-Analysis on Supply and Demand in China’s Beer Industry

-Competition Status in China’s Beer Industry

– Top5 Manufacturers in China’s Beer Industry

– Development Environment of China’s Beer Industry

– Major Driving Factors in the Development of China’s Beer Industry

– Risks and Challenges in the Development of China’s Beer Industry

– Analysis on Prices of Raw Materials in China’s Beer Industry

– Prediction on Supply and Demand in China’s Beer Industry, 2016-2020

– Analysis on the Development Opportunities of China’s Beer Industry

Table of Contents

1 Research Methodology on China’s Beer Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification of Beer

1.2 Parameters and Assumptions

1.3. Reliability Test

1.4 CRI Profiles

2 Operation Status of China’s Beer Industry, 2011-2015

2.1 Development Environment of China’s Beer Industry

2.1.1 Economic Environment

2.1.2 Policy Environment of China’s Beer Industry

2.2 Production Status of Beer in China

2.3 Market Size of China’s Beer Industry

2.4 Major Consumption Sectors of China’s Beer Industry

2.5 Import and Export of Beer in China

3 Analysis on Competition Status in China’s Beer Industry, 2013-2016

3.1 Barriers to Entry in China’s Beer Industry

3.1.1 Policy Barriers of China’s Beer Industry

3.1.2. Capital Barriers

3.1.3 Barriers of Customer Resources

3.2 Competition Structure in China’s Beer Industry

3.2.1 Bargaining Ability of Suppliers

3.2.2 Bargaining Ability of Clients

3.2.3 Competition inner the Industry

3.2.4 Potential Entrants

3.2.5 Substitutes

4 Analysis on Sales Volume of Top 5 Beer Enterprises in China, 2013-2015

4.1 China Resources Snow Breweries

4.1.1 Enterprise Profile

4.1.2 Market Share of Enterprises

4.1.3 Analysis on Status of China Resources Snow Breweries in China’s Beer Industry

4.2 Tsingtao Brewery

4.2.1 Enterprise Profile

4.2.2 Market Share of Enterprises

4.2.3 Analysis on Status of Tsingtao Brewery in China’s Beer Industry

4.3 Anheuser-Busch InBev

4.3.1 Enterprise Profile

4.3.2 Market Share of Enterprises

4.3.3 Analysis on Status of AB InBev in China’s Beer Industry

4.4 Yanjing Beer Co., Ltd.

4.4.1 Enterprise Profile

4.4.2 Market Share of Enterprises

4.4.3 Analysis on Status of Yanjing Beer in China’s beer Industry

4.5 Carlsberg

4.5.1 Enterprise Profile

4.5.2 Market Share of Enterprises

4.5.3 Analysis on Status of Carlsberg in China’s Beer Industry

5 Analysis on Prices of Raw Materials and Finished Products in China’s Beer Industry, 2013-2015

5.1 Analysis on Production Costs of Beer, 2013-2015

5.1.1 Trend

5.1.2 Analysis on Factors Influencing Price Fluctuation of Raw Materials

5.2 Analysis on Prices of Beer in Chinese Market, 2013-2015

5.2.1 Trend

5.2.2 Analysis on Fluctuation Factors

6 Prediction on the Development of China’s Beer Industry, 2016-2020

6.1 Factors Influencing the Development of Beer Industry in China

6.1.1 Major Driving Forces and Market Opportunities in China’s Beer Industry

6.1.2 Risks and Challenges in China’s Beer Industry

6.2 Prediction on Supply in China Beer Industry

6.3 Prediction on Market Demand

Selected Charts

Chart Annual Output Volume of Beer in China, 2011-2015

Chart Annual Sales Volume of Beer in China, 2011-2015

Chart Top 5 Beer Sales Volume in China, 2013-2015

Chart Beer Sales Volume of China Resources Snow Breweries in China, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of China Resources Snow Breweries in China by Sales Volume, 2013-2015

Chart Beer Sales Volume of Tsingtao Brewery in China, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Tsingtao Brewery in China by Sales Volume, 2013-2015

Chart Beer Sales Volume of AB InBev in China, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of AB InBev in China by Sales Volume, 2013-2015

Chart Beer Sales Volume of Yanjing Beer in China, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Yanjing Beer in China by Sales Volume, 2013-2015

Chart Beer Sales Volume of Carlsberg in China, 2013-2015

Chart Market Share of Carlsberg in China by Sales Volume, 2013-2015

Chart Price Trend of Barley, 2013-2015

Chart Price Trend of Aluminum, 2013-2015

Chart Average Price of Beer in Chinese Market, 2013-2015

Chart Forecast on Production Volume of Beer in China, 2016-2020

Chart Forecast on Market Size of Beer in China, 2016-2020

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Southeast Asian countries in the report include Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Brunei, Laos and Cambodia. By the end of 2016, the population in Southeast Asia had exceeded 600 million. The overall economic growth rate is higher than global average level and it becomes a major driving force of world economic development.

According to CRI’s research, significant gaps in economic development remain among the 10 countries in Southeast Asia. Singapore is the only developed country, which had the GDP per capita of over USD 50,000 in 2016, while the GDP per capita was less than USD 2,000 in Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. The population and minimum wage vary greatly among Southeast Asian countries. Brunei is the least populated country with less than 500,000 people, while Indonesia is the most-populous country with a population of over 200 million in 2016. The most developed country in Southeast Asian region does not set the legal minimum wage. The actual minimum wage is over 400 USD per month (foreign maidservant). In comparison, the minimum wage in Myanmar is only 93 USD per month.

The development of the automobile industry differs greatly among the Southeast Asian countries. According to the analysis of CRI, Thailand is the most developed country in terms of automobile manufacturing. Some world’s leading automobile manufacturers, such as Ford, Honda, Toyota and BMW have built factories in Thailand. In 2016, the production volume of automobiles was 2 million. The export volume of automobiles in Thailand was over 1 million. There are a lot of whole vehicle manufacturers in the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia. Myanmar has a small-scale automobile assembly industry. Singapore, Brunei, Laos and Cambodia do not have the automobile manufacturing industry. Generally speaking, automobile markets in most Southeast Asian countries are highly dependent on import. The imported products include whole vehicles and auto parts.

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In general, the sales volume of automobiles in Southeast Asia presents an upward trend in recent years. Especially, the constant economic development in the Philippines and Vietnam stimulates the sales growth of automobiles.

CRI predicts that the automobile industry in Southeast Asia will maintain the fast growth from 2017 to 2021. For one thing, the relatively low labor cost in Southeast Asia will encourage whole vehicle and accessory manufacturers to shift the production capacity to this region. For another, the increasing demand for automobiles in Southeast Asian market will promote the export from the worldwide vehicle and accessory manufacturers to these countries.

Readers Can Obtain the Following Information or More Through This Report:

– Development Environment of Automobile Industry in Southeast Asia

– Status of Automobile Manufacturing in Southeast Asia

– Minimum Wage in Manufacturing in Southeast Asia

– Market Demand of Automobiles in Southeast Asia

– Import and Export of Automobiles in Southeast Asia

– Factors Influencing Development of Automobile Industry in Southeast Asia, 2017-2021

– Forecast on Automobile Market in Southeast Asia, 2017-2021

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