Wheat is not only one of the major grain varieties around the world, but also an important crop in China. China is the largest wheat producer as well as the largest consumer in the world. In 2015, output volume of wheat in China reached 130.19 million tons, increasing by 3.2% year on year. Wheat is widely applied in many fields. It can be milled into flour as food or used for food processing and wine brewing. It can also be used as pharmaceutical raw materials and forages.

Most Wheat is milled into flour in China at present. The total flour consumption keeps increasing steadily, and the wheat flour consumption remains stable. As Chinese economy develops and people’s life improves, consumption of meat per capita and demand for dairy products and egg & poultry keep increasing, which reduces the demand for wheat flour as grain ration. At present factors pushing forward the consumption of wheat are mainly from the growth in industrial use.

Wheat is substitutable with corns when used as forages. For example, the price ratio of wheat and corns was 0.89 in 2011, decreasing by about 12% over 2010 and becoming the lowest ratio since 1999; the consumption of wheat forages was significantly promoted in 2011, reaching over 10 million tons. The price ratio keeps increasing since 2012 and has maintained above 1.

From January to May of 2015, due to the good weather in global major planting regions such as the US, Russia and Australia, international wheat prices constantly slipped. In August wheat prices dropped faster as a result of the precipitous decline in global financial market. In October wheat prices rebounded owing to the dry weather in planting regions of Europe and Russia. After that, prices were back in slight decline. In December, Chicago wheat spot price stood at 176 USD/ton, down by 21% year on year while American hard wheat spot price was 194 USD/ton, decreasing by 19% year on year. With the rise of price ratio of wheat and corn, consumption of wheat as forage will witness an obvious decline.

As Chinese population continues to grow and consumption improves further, overall demand for grain will constantly increase. However, with the improved urbanization level and low profits of grain planting, the labor force that engage in agricultural activities keeps decreasing and the output volume of grains can hardly increase significantly. To encourage the development of grain planting industry, Chinese government has issued a series of polices, including “procurement at protective prices” which means the government implement minimum purchasing price in major wheat planting regions and rice planting regions. According to Chinese government, the minimum purchase price of wheat (Grade 3) in 2016 is the same as that in 2015, at 2,360 CNY/ton.

As domestic output volume of wheat cannot meet the market demand, China begins to import wheat in large volumes in recent years. In 2012, the import volume of wheat was 3.689 million tons, increasing by over 100% year on year. In 2013, the import volume of wheat rose to 5.5 million tons. From 2014-2015 the annual import volume of wheat averaged about 3 million tons.

Despite the fact that annual import volume of wheat in China differs largely, most of the wheat is imported from major import sources. Import from Australia, the US and Canada accounts for above 90% of the total import volume. Most of the imported wheat are quality wheat, including Canadian hard red spring wheat, Australian hard white wheat, American hard red winter wheat and American soft red winter wheat, which is not sufficient in China.

The import volume of Wheat in 2016 may exceed 3 million tons.

To provide more useful information to investors, this report conducts a complete and profound analysis on the development status of wheat planting and wheat processing industry in China, market operation of wheat industry, supply and demand of wheat, import and export of wheat, prices and competition in the wheat market as well as the future trend of wheat industry.

Readers can obtain the following information or more through this report:

-Minimum purchasing price for wheat in China

-Planting area and output volume of wheat in China

-Import and export status of wheat in China

-Market demand for wheat in China

-Price trend of wheat in China

-Potential investment opportunities in wheat-related industries in China

The following enterprises and people are proposed to purchase this report:

-Wheat planting enterprises

-Suppliers of agricultural means of production (seeds, chemical fertilizers, pesticides, etc.)

-Wheat trading enterprises

-Wheat deep-processing enterprises

-Investors/research institutes concerned about China wheat industry

Table of Contents

1 Status Quo of Global Wheat Industry

1.1 Analysis on Historical Development of Global Wheat Industry

1.1.1 Situation of Global Major Wheat Planting Regions

1.1.2 Analysis on Global Supply and Demand of Wheat

1.1.3 Global Wheat Trade

1.2 Factors Influencing Wheat Price

1.2.1 Output Volume

1.2.2 Demand Volume

1.2.3 Weather

1.2.4 Inventory

1.2.5 Government Policies

1.2.6 International Trade

1.3 Changing Trend of Global Wheat Price

1.3.1 Market Price Change of Wheat Worldwide, 2011-2015

1.3.2 Forecast on Supply and Demand of Wheat Worldwide, 2016-2020

2 Varieties and Applications of Wheat in China

2.1 Classification and Grading

2.1.1 Classification of Wheat

2.1.2 Grading of Wheat

2.2 Usage

2.2.1 Grain Ration

2.2.2 Industrial Use

3 Overview on Wheat Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Development Environment of Wheat Industry in China

3.1.1 Economy Environment

3.1.2 Policy of Minimum Purchasing Prices for Grain in China

3.1.3 Natural Environment

3.1.4 Social Environment

3.2 Planting Status of Wheat in China, 2011-2015

3.2.1 Output Volume of Wheat in China

3.2.2 Major Planting Regions in China and the Output Volumes

3.2.3 Wheat Turnover in China

4 Import and Export Status of Wheat in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Import

4.1.1 Import Status

4.1.2 Major Sources of Import

4.2 Export

4.2.1 Export Status

4.2.2 Major Export Destinations

5 Analysis on Demand for Wheat in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Grain Ration

5.1.1 Overview

5.1.2 Characteristics

5.2 Food Industry

5.2.1 Total Demand Volume

5.2.2 Demand of Segment Markets

5.2.3 Characteristics of Markets

5.3 Forage

5.3.1 Overview

5.3.2 Substitution Relation with Corns

5.4 Other Industrial Uses

6 Prospect of Wheat Industry in China, 2016-2020

6.1 Forecast on Supply

6.1.1 Forecast on Planting Status

6.1.2 Forecast on Output Volume

6.2 Forecast on Demand

6.2.1 Grain Ration

6.2.2 Food Industry

6.2.3 Forage Industry

6.2.4 Other Industries

6.3 Forecast on Import and Export

7 Forecast on Investment Opportunity in Wheat Industry in China, 2016-2020

7.1 Trade

7.1.1 International Trade

7.1.2 Investment in Spot Market

7.2 Investment Opportunity in Downstream Industries

7.2.1 Flour Milling

7.2.2 Food Processing

7.2.3 Forage Production

7.3 Investment Opportunity in Wheat-related Industries

7.3.1 Seed, Chemical Fertilizer and Pesticide Industries

7.3.2 Food Additive Industry

7.3.3 Food Machinery Industry

Selected Charts

Chart Output Volume of Wheat in China, 2001-2015

Chart Planting Area of Wheat in China and Proportion in Total Planting Areas of Top 3 Grains, 2011-2015

Chart Distribution of Planting Regions of Wheat in China, 2015

Chart Output Volume of Spring Wheat in China and Proportion in Total Output Volumes of Wheat, 2011-2015

Chart Comparison among Top 3 Wheat Planting Regions in China, 2011-2015

Chart Protective Price of Wheat of Government Procurement in China, 2010-2015

Chart Cost and Profit of Wheat Planting in China, 2011-2015

Chart Major Subsidies to Agricultural Production in China, 2011-2015

Chart Total Consumption Volume of Wheat as Grain Ration in China, 2011-2015

Chart Household Consumption Volume of Wheat as Grain Ration in China and Proportion in Total Consumption Volume of Wheat, 2011-2015

Chart Change in Sowing Quantity per Unit Area of Wheat in China, 2011-2015

Chart Change in Seed Consumption of Wheat in China, 2011-2015

Chart Change in Wheat Consumption as Forage in China, 2011- 2015

Chart Change in Wheat Consumption for Industrial Use in China, 2011-2015

Chart Import Volume and Import Value of Wheat in China, 2011-2015

Chart Major Import Sources of Wheat in China, 2015

Chart Forecast on Output Volume of Wheat in China, 2016- 2020

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China’s rare earth resources are featured with rich natural resources, abundant types and wide distribution. Rare earth elements consist of 15 elements of the lanthanide series as well as scandium and yttrium, a total of 17 elements in the periodic table of elements. Rare earth elements can be divided into the light one, the medium one and the heavy one by their atomic weight, physical and chemical properties. Rare earth mines in Baotou, Inner Mongolia and Liangshan, Sichuan Province, mainly contain four kinds of light rare earth such as lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium and neodymium, which represents China’s light rare earth. Rare earth mines in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province and Longyan, Fujian Province are the representatives of the medium and heavy rare earth.

With the advantage of the low cost of China’s rare earth mining such as lower labor costs and less environmental protection, Chinese enterprises have started the large-scale exploitation of rare earth and export since the 1990s. Therefore, China’s cheap rare earth occupied the global market, and most countries in the world stopped the exploitation of rare earth. China’s reserves of rare earth once accounted for 71.1% of the global reserves while the percentage declined to 40% in 2015.

China launched the rare earth export quota license system in 1998. In recent years, Chinese government has attempted to decrease the amount of export enterprises and quotas as well as the annual exploitation of rare earth mines. For example, the rare earth export quota set by Ministry of Commerce of China for domestic enterprises declined from 50,000 tons in 2005 to 21,590 tons in 2014. Decrease in export quotas results in the increasing amount of smuggling.

On Mar. 26, 2014, the WTO released the panel report concerning the case of European Union, the U.S. and Japan against the export management measures of China’s rare earth, tungsten, molybdenum and other related products. The export management measures of Chinese products involved in the case were judged as infraction. Tariffs on export of rare earth was abolished on May 1, 2015. Rare earth export quota system came to an end on Jan. 1, 2016. Before the cancellation of export quota, quite a few Chinese rare earth enterprises had no access to export quota, and smuggling became their main means of export. In spite of multiple regulations of Chinese government, it was difficult to eliminate the smuggling. With the abolishment of export quota and export tariff, the rare earth export license can be obtained as long as one provides the contract of sales, to a certain extent, which will help curb the smuggling of rare earth.

However there is still the total exploitation control index system of rare earth mines (rare earth oxide REO). Rare earth exploitation index is the enterprise exploitation index issued for the strategic metals such as rare earth, tungsten and molybdenum by the State Council of the PRC. It aims at ensuring the sustainable use of resources and maintaining the supply-demand balance. In 2015, the total exploitation control index of China’s rare earth mines (rare earth oxide REO) totally amounted to 105,000 tons. In Feb. 2016, the Ministry of Land and Resources of the People’s Republic of China issued the total exploitation control index of China’s first rare earth mines (rare earth oxide REO) which totally amounted to 52,500 tons.

At present, production capacity of China’s rare earth separation enterprises exceeds 300,000 tons. However, the global annual demand is no more than 150,000 tons, of which that of the international market is about 50,000 tons and that of domestic market is less than 100,000 tons. The dominant position of China’s rare earth on the global market is still stable. In 2015, the actual production of China’s rare earth was more than 150,000 tons which was higher than the quota. The reasons lied in the illegal exploitation.

In terms of the demand, rare earth downstream demand is divided into five major parts including permanent magnet materials, catalytic materials, luminescent materials, polishing materials and hydrogen storage materials. With the rapid development of high-tech industries, rare earth is more widely used in the high and new-tech fields and the consumption of rare earth new materials (permanent magnets, fluorescent powder, polishing powder, catalytic materials and hydrogen storage materials) increases rapidly. Compared with it, the consumption in the traditional application field faces a slow growth. Application industries related to rare earth such as wind power, new-energy automobiles, electric scooters, smart phones, wearable electronic equipments and sensors have a good development forecast, which have promoted the development of rare earth industry.

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

-Supply and Demand Status of Rare Earth

-Global Rare Earth Trade Status

-Government Policies on Rare Earth Industry in China

-Export Status of Rare Earth in China

-Smuggling Status of Rare Earth in China

-Price Trend of Rare Earth in China

-Key Enterprises in China’s Rare Earth Industry

-Prospect of China’s Rare Earth Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Rare Earth Manufacturers

-Rare Earth Trading Enterprises

-Rare Earth Downstream Enterprises

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned About China Rare Earth Industry

Table of Contents

1 Relevant Concepts of Rare Earth Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.2 Distribution and Production Capacity of Rare Earth Mines

1.2.1 Global Distribution of Rare Earth

1.2.2 Global Production Capacity of Rare Earth

1.3 Application Fields of Rare Earth

2 Supply and Demand of Rare Earth in China, 2009-2015

2.1 Development Process of China’s Rare Earth Industry

2.1.1 Overview

2.1.2 Distribution of Rare Earth Mines in China

2.1.3 Production of Rare Earth in China

2.1.4 Consumption and Export of China’s Rare Earth

2.1.5 Price Trend of Rare Earth in China

2.2 Development Environment of China’s Rare Earth Industry

2.2.1 Policy Environment

2.2.2 Economic Environment

2.3 Global Rare Earth Consumption

2.3.1 Overview of Global Consumption

2.3.2 China

2.3.3 The U.S.

2.3.4 Japan

2.4 Export of China’s Rare Earth

2.4.1 Analysis of China’s Rare Earth Export

2.4.2 Stealing and Smuggling of Rare Earth in China

3 Analysis of China’s Rare Earth Downstream Application Fields, 2011-2015

3.1 Rare Earth Permanent Magnet Materials

3.1.1 Production Status of NdFeB in China

3.1.2 Applications of Rare Earth Permanent Magnet Materials in China

3.2 Rare Earth Luminescent Materials

3.2.1 Production Status of Rare Earth Luminescent Materials in China

3.2.2 Application Status of Rare Earth Luminescent Materials in China

3.3 Rare Earth Hydrogen Storage Materials

3.4 Rare Earth Polishing Materials

3.5 Rare Earth Catalytic Materials

4 Top 6 Enterprises in China’s Rare Earth Industry, 2013-2016

4.1 China Minmetals Corporation

4.1.1 Enterprise Profile

4.1.2 Operation Status

4.1.3 Development Strategies of the Enterprise

4.2 Aluminum Corporation of China

4.3 Baogang Group

4.4 Xiamen Tungsten Co., Ltd.

4.5 Ganzhou Rare Earth Group Co., Ltd.

4.6 Guangdong Rare Earth Industry Group

5 Prospect of China’s Rare Earth Industry, 2016-2020

5.1 Factors Influencing Development

5.1.1 Policy Environment

5.1.2 Economic Environment

5.2 Market Prospect

5.2.1 Prediction on Production Capacity

5.2.2 Prediction on Production Volume

5.2.3 Prediction on Demand

5.3 Prediction on Investment Opportunities

Selected Charts

Chart Categories of Rare Earth

Chart Application of Rare Earth in Traditional Industries

Chart Application of Rare Earth in the Field of Functional Materials

Chart Production of China’s Rare Earth, 2005-2015

Chart Major Rare Earth Mining Enterprises in China

Chart Development Process of China’s Rare Earth Quota System

Chart Quantity of Legal Rare Earth Exporters in China

Chart Export Volume of China’s Rare Earth, 2008-2015

Chart Export Value of China’s Rare Earth, 2008-2015

Chart Major NdFeB Manufacturers in China, 2015

Chart Major Manufacturers of Rare Earth Luminescent Materials in China and Their Production Capacity, 2015

Chart Major Policies of China’s Rare Earth Industry, 2008-2016

Chart Government Departments Regulating Rare Earth Industry in China

Chart Prediction on Production of China’s Rare Earth, 2016-2020

Chart Global Emerging Regions in Need of Rare Earth

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Online education in China grows with the development of Internet. In terms of its development course, the main form of online education at early stage is distance learning platform, such as the Koolearn of New Oriental Group put into operation in 2001, which symbolized the beginning of traditional training institutions entering online education market. Later other training institutions followed suit. Through integrating existing resources, they managed to launch diversified online educational products.

Vocational education is a kind of education to endow the educatee with certain knowledge and skills required by their professions through schooling or occupational training. According to the service objects of vocational education, there are two kinds of clients: companies which intend to improve the performance of their employees through training and individuals who want to get themselves prepared for future career through improvement of vocational skills.

China’s vocational education system covers a diversified range of programs, which can be generally sorted into two categories: education with degree and non-degree learning. Among them, vocational training belongs to the latter one. Vocational training is one of the most fiercely competitive market segments of online education in China nowadays, but it is also seen as the most promising one. At the beginning, online vocational education focused on IT courses, yet in recent years non-IT ones are also on the rise. Courses such as finance, accounting, foreign languages and public servant examination related become the most popular ones as they are aimed at helping the educatee master skills, acquire certificates or pass exams. Compared with offline training classes, online education offers learners higher efficiency, better convenience as well as a cheaper price.

As long as online courses provide quality teaching with reasonable price, they can attract large numbers of clients because vocational education subscribers have a stronger need for learning, and higher affordability. Meanwhile as educatees’ learning effect can be directly seen from their performance at workplace or at related qualification examinations, it is also good for the brand-building and spread of courses among target clients.

Although the overall market size of online vocational education & training in China stood at only a bit more than CNY 4 billion in 2015, the potential for future development is huge. It is estimated that online vocational training will keep an annual growth rate of more than 20% in the years to come.

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

-Development Environment of Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China

-Supply and Demand of Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China

-Major Enterprises of Online Vocational Education & Training in China

-Competition Status of Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China

-Prospect of Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China

The following enterprises and people are proposed to purchase this report:

-Enterprises in Vocational Education & Training Industry

-Affiliated Companies to the  Online Vocational Education & Training Industry Chain

-Research Institutions/Investors Concerned about Online Vocational Education & Training

Table of Contents

1 Related Concepts of Online Vocational Education & Training

1.1 Definition

1.2 Classification

1.2.1 Finance and Accounting

1.2.2 Professional Foreign Languages

1.2.3 Engineering and Construction

1.2.4 Law

1.2.5 IT Training

1.2.6 Public Servant Examination

1.2.7 Others

1.3 Development Course

1.4Constitution of Industry Chain

1.5 Profit Model

1.5.1 Platform Commission

1.5.2 Membership Fees

1.5.3 Content

1.5.4 Advertisement

1.5.5 Value-added Services

2 Development Environment of Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China, 2011-2015

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 Global Economy

2.1.2 Chinese Economy

2.2 Internet Environment

2.2.1 Development Status of the Internet

2.2.2 Development Status of Mobile Internet

2.3 Policy Environment

2.3.1 Supporting Policies of Chinese Government for Vocational Education

2.3.2 Supporting Policies of Chinese Government for Online Vocational Training

2.4 Vocational Education & Training Industry

2.4.1 Offline Vocational Education & Training Industry

2.4.2 Online Vocational Education & Training Industry

2.5 Social Environment

3 Analysis on Supply and Demand of Online Vocational Education & Training in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Overall Supply Analysis

3.1.1 Major Suppliers

3.1.2 Analysis on Supply Structure

3.2 Overall Demand Analysis

3.2.1 Demand Fields

3.2.2 Number of Subscribers

3.2.3 Market Scale

3.3 Finance and Accounting Vocational Education

3.3.1 Vocational Qualifications

3.3.2 Supply of Online Vocational Education on Finance and Accounting

3.3.3 Market Demand

3.3.4 Market Competition

3.4 Professional Foreign Languages

3.4.1 Types of Vocational Qualifications

3.4.2 Supply of Online Vocational Education on Professional Foreign Languages

3. 4.3 Market Demand

3.4.4 Market Competition

3.5 Engineering and Construction

3.5.1 Types of Vocational Qualifications

3.5.2 Supply of Online Vocational Education on Engineering and Construction

3.5.3 Market Demand

3.5.4 Market Competition

3.6 Law

3.6.1 Types of Vocational Qualifications

3.6.2 Supply of Online Vocational Education on Law

3.6.3 Market Demand

3.6.4 Market Competition

3.7 IT Training

3.7.1 Types of Vocational Qualifications

3.7.2 Supply of Online Vocational Education on IT Training

3.7.3 Market Demand

3.7.4 Market Competition

3.8 Public Servant Examination

3.8.1 Job Categories and Enrollments of Public Servant

3.8.2 Supply of Training on Public Servant Examination

3.8.3 Market Demand

3.8.4 Market Competition

3.9 Others

4 Analysis on Upstream and Downstream Industry Chain of Online Vocational Education & Training in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Upstream

4.1.1 Internet Services

4.1.2 Faculty

4.1.3 Analysis of Upstream Costs

4.2 Marketing Strategies

4.2.1 Open Courses of Masters

4.2.2 College-Enterprise Cooperation

4.2.3 Platform Association

4.2.4 O2O

4.3 Classification of Online Vocational Education Enterprises

4.3.1 Platform-oriented Model

4.3.2 Content-oriented Model

4.3.3 Other Models

4.4 Analysis on Subscribers of Online Vocational Education

5 Market Competition of Online Vocational Education & Training in China, 2001-2015

5.1 Barriers to Entry

5.1.1 Capital Barriers

5.1.2 Brand Barriers

5.1.3 Technical Barriers

5.1.4 Other Barriers

5.2 Analysis on Market Competition Structure

5.2.1 Bargaining Power of Upstream Suppliers

5.2.2 Bargaining Power of Clients

5.2.3 Competition inner the Industry

5.2.4 Threats from Potential Entrants

5.2.5 Substitute

6 Analysis on Major Enterprises in Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China, 2015-2016

6.1 Major Enterprises in Online Finance and Accounting Training in China, 2014-2015

6.1.1 Company 1

ž   Company Profile

ž   Operation Status

ž   SWOT Analysis

6.1.2 Company 2

6.1.3 Company 3

6.1.4 Company 4

6.1.5 Company 5

6.2 Major Enterprises in Online Professional Foreign Languages Training in China, 2015-2016

6.2.1 Company 1

ž   Company Profile

ž   Operation Status

ž   SWOT Analysis

6.2.2 Company 2

6.2.3 Company 3

6.2.4 Company 4

6.2.5 Company 5

6.3 Major Enterprises in Online Engineering and Construction Training in China, 2015-2016

6.4 Major Enterprises in Online Legal Training in China, 2015-2016

6.5 Major Enterprises in Online IT Training in China, 2015-2016

6.6 Major Enterprises in Online Public Servant Examination Training in China, 2015-2016

7 Prospect of Online Vocational Education & Training Industry, 2016-2020

7.1 Analysis on Factors Influencing Development of the Industry

7.1.1 Driving Factors

7.1.2 Potential Risks

7.2 Forecast on Supply in Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China, 2016-2020

7.2.1 Overview of Supply

7.2.2 Segments of Supply Field

ž   Finance and Accounting Vocational Education

ž   Professional Foreign Languages

ž   Engineering and Construction

ž   Law

ž   IT Training

ž   Public Servant Examination

ž   Others

7.3 Analysis on Demand in Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China, 2016-2020

7.3.1 Overview of Demand

7.3.2 Segments of Demand Field

ž   Finance and Accounting Vocational Education

ž   Professional Foreign Languages

ž   Engineering and Construction

ž   Law

ž   IT Training

ž   Public Servant Examination

ž   Others

7.4 Forecast on Competition in Online Vocational Education & Training Industry in China, 2016-2020

Selected Charts

Chart Constitution of Online Vocational Education Industry Chain

Chart Number of Chinese Netizen, 2005-2015

Chart Market Size of Online Vocational IT Training in China, 2011-2015

Chart Enrollments of Public Servants in China, 2011-2015

Chart Market Size of Online Public Servant Examination Training in China, 2011-2015

Chart Market Size of Online Vocational Education & Training in China, 2011-2015

Chart Profit Model of Online Vocational Education in China

Chart Classification on Skills & Techniques of Vocational and Technical Education

Chart Forecast on Market Size of Online Vocational Education & Training in China, 2016-2020

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In recent years, annual growth rate of investment in fixed assets in China has been in constant decline. In 2015, the cumulative growth rate of investment in fixed assets was 10%, down by 5.7 percentage points compared with that of 2014. Because the market demand for machine tools in China is mainly driven by investment, decrease in the growth of investment in fixed assets would directly lead to a constant drop in the growth of domestic market size of machine tools.

In 2015, sales revenue of machine tool industry in China exceeded CNY 800 billion. Although the output value of machine tool industry in China has been in the leading position globally, structural contradictions of the whole industry have become more acute. Sales revenue of machine tool industry in China is experiencing a rising trend. However, China still lags behind developed countries in terms of manufacturing technics, which is embodied in the technical level and operating speed of core operating components, consistency in product precision as well as reliability of machine tools. For example, core components still rely on import from other countries, which is the biggest obstacle in the development of China’s machine tool industry.

According to statistics from General Administration of Customs of China, the total import and export value of machine tool industry reached USD 24.336 billion in 2015, down by 13.49% compared with that of 2014. Import value stood at USD 14.113 billion, down by 18.18% year on year; export value reached USD 10.223 billion, down by 6.06% year on year. Trade deficit stood at USD 3.89 billion.

In recent years, the numerical control rate of Chinese machine tools has been improved. However, when compared with countries such as US and Japan, China still lags behind.

As the high speed stage of the development of heavy chemical industry in China is approaching the end, growth of investment in related fixed assets is constantly declining, which affects the sales of relevant machine tool products in this field. A typical example is from 2011 on, production and import of heavy machine tool products has witnessed a decline trend.

The driving force for Chinese economic development is shifting. Since 2011 consumption has been becoming the primary driving force for economic growth gradually exceeding investment. Affected by this, production and sales of machine tools for consumer goods manufacturing is better than that of heavy industry. It is worth noticing that industrial robot industry in China is emerging. It becomes a trend for machine tool enterprises to enter robot manufacture field with their manufacturing advantages.

In order to support the development of machine tool industry, in recent years Chinese government has successively released such policies and measures as Plan on Adjustment and Revitalization of Equipment Manufacturing Industry, Outline of the National Program for Medium- and Long-Term Scientific and Technological Development (2006-2020), Decision on Speeding up the Cultivating and Developing Strategic Emerging Industry Issued by the State Council and Made in China 2025. The policy supports from Chinese government is favorable to the sound and sustainable development of machine tool industry.

It is estimated that sales revenue and output volume of machine tool industry in China will witness sustained growth in the next few years, yet the annual growth rate is expected to exceed no more than 5%. The industrial upgrading and technical innovation of downstream industries will stimulate a large demand for machine tool products with an obvious trend toward high-end products. Import of high-end machine tools and moulds in China is expected to continue the upward trend although the overall import of machine tools suffers sluggish growth.

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

-Government Policies for Machine Tool Industry in China

-Supply and Demand of Machine Tool Industry in China

-Factors Influencing the Development of Machine Tool Industry

-Import and Export of Machine Tools in China

-Major Machine Tool Manufacturers in China

-Competition Status of Machine Tool Market

-Forecast on Development of Machine Tool Industry

The following enterprises and people are proposed to purchase this report:

-Manufacturers and Trading Enterprises of Machine Tools

-Affiliated Enterprises to Industry Chain of Machine Tools

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned About Machine Tool Industry in China

Table of Contents

1 Basic Concepts of Machine Tool Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.2 Status of the Industry in Chinese Economy

2 Development Environment of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2011-2016

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 Chinese Economy

2.1.2 Global Economy

2.2 Industry Policies

2.2.1 Summary of Major Policies

2.2.2 Development Trend of Policies

2.3 Technological Environment

2.3.1 Labor Productivity

2.3.2 Technological Development Trend

3 Supply and Demand Status of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Supply

3.1.1 Output Volume

3.1.2 Product Structure

3.2.2 Adjustment in Product Structure

3.2 Demand

3.2.1 Sales Revenue

3.2.2 Demand Structure

3.3 Price Analysis

3.3.1 Price Index

3.3.2 Forecast on Prices

4 Import and Export of Machine Tools in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Import

4.1.1 Import Overview

4.1.2 Structure of Imported Products

4.1.3 Major Sources of Import

4.2 Export

4.2.1 Export Overview

4.2.2 Major Export Destinations

5 Competition Status of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Barriers to Entry and Exit

5.2.2 Technological Barriers

5.1.2. Capital Barriers

5.1.3 Brands and Market Reputation

5.1.4 Barriers to Exit

5.2 Competition Structure of the Industry

5.2.1 Upstream Suppliers

5.2.2 Downstream Customers

5.2.3 Competition among Existing Enterprises

5.2.4 New Entrants

5.2.5 Substitutes

5.3 Life Cycle of Machine Tool Industry in China

6 Analysis of Sub-industries of Machine Tools in China, 2011-2015

6.1 Introduction of Sub-industries

6.2 Metal-cutting Machine Tool Manufacturing Industry

6.2.1 Industry Scale

6.2.2 Production

6.2.3 Demand

6.2.4 Price

6.2.5 Development Trend

6.3 Metal Forming Machine Tool Manufacturing Industry

6.3.1 Industry Scale

6.3.2 Production

6.3.3 Demand Status

6.3.4 Price

6.3.5 Development Trend

6.4 Founding Machinery Manufacturing Industry

6.4.1 Industry Scale

6.4.2 Production Status

6.4.3 Demand Status

6.4.4 Development Trend

7 Analysis of Machine Tool Industry by Region in China, 2011-2015

7.1 Overview of Regional Distribution of Machine Tool Industry

7.2 Liaoning

7.2.1 Overview of Machine Tool Industry

7.2.2 Development Trend

 (The structures of 7.3-7.8 are similar to that of 7.2)

7.3 Jiangsu

7.4 Shandong

7.5 Shanghai

7.6 Zhejiang

7.7 Guangdong

7.8 Hubei

8 Major Enterprises of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2011-2015

8.1 Shenyang Machine Tool Co., Ltd.

8.1.1 Enterprise Profile

8.1.2 Operation Status

8.2 Shaanxi Qinchuan Machinery Development Co., Ltd.

8.3 Kunming Machine Tool Co., Ltd.

8.4 Tontec Technology Investment Group Co., Ltd.

8.5 Weihai Huadong Automation Co., Ltd

8.6 Shandong FIN CNC Machine Co., Ltd.

8.7 Wuhan Huazhong Numerical Control Co., Ltd.

8.8 Jiangsu Yawei Machine Tool Co., Ltd.

8.9 Rifa Precision Machinery Co., Ltd.

8.10 Qinghai Huading Industrial Co., Ltd.

9 Prospect of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2015-2019

9.1 Factors Influencing Development

9.1.1 Economic Environment

9.1.2 Policy Environment

9.1.3 Investment in Fixed Assets

9.1.4 Market Supply and Demand

9.2 Prediction of Supply and Demand on Machine Tool Industry in China

9.2.1 Supply

9.2.2 Demand

9.3 Trend of Industry Development

9.3.1 Market Competition

9.3.2 Development Pattern

9.3.3 Technological Level of the Industry

9.4 Prediction of Investment Opportunities on Machine Tool Industry in China

9.4.1 Investment Opportunities by Region

9.4.2 Investment Opportunities by Product

9.5 Recommendations on Investment and Development

Selected Charts

Chart Classification of Sub-industries of Machine Tool Industry in China

Chart Proportion of Total Industrial Output Value of China’s Machine Tool Industry in GDP of China, 2007-2015

Chart Major Industrial Policies for Machine Tool Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Annual Labor Productivity Per Capita of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2007-2015

Chart Output Volume of Numerically-controlled Machine Tools in China, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Major Machine Tool Products in China, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Development Stage of Machine Tool Industry in China

Chart Sales Revenue of Sub-industries of Machine Tool Industry in China, 2015

Chart Output Volume of Metal-cutting Machine Tools in China, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Metal-cutting Machine Tool Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Number of Metal Forming Machine Tool Manufacturers in China, 2007-2015

Chart Output Volume of Metal Forming Machine Tools in China, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Metal-cutting Machine Tools in Liaoning Province, 2011-2015

Chart Analysis on Competitiveness of Shenyang Machine Tool Co., Ltd.

Chart Prediction of Sales Revenue on Machine Tool Industry in China, 2016-2020

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A pump is the general machinery in which the prime mover’s mechanical energy is converted into fluid energy. The global generalized pump market demand including industrial pumps, residential pumps and hydraulic pumps exceeds more than USD 60 billion yearly; in terms of range of services, the water pump is the largest category. The global pump industry has experienced years of competition and elimination, whose market concentration rate has reached a relatively high level. The total sales value of top ten enterprises surpasses USD 20 billion. Among them, sales revenue of leading enterprises such as Xylem and Grundfos in 2015 is more than USD 3 billion.

In recent years, demand for industrial pumps in Southeast Asia, South Africa and South Asia increases rapidly. Demand in Europe, China and the U.S. still accounts for a large proportion. Even in developed countries, demand for pump products also rises with the economic growth. And with the changes of the future global industrial development structure, demand in Europe and the U.S. will slow down, and the market size will continue to expand in other regions.

There are over 2,000 pump manufacturers in China. Chinese manufacturers can produce 450 series of 5,000 kinds of pumps. In 2015, the production volume of pumps in China exceeded 100 million. There are numerous manufactures in China’s pump industry. However, the small production scale, insufficient R&D investment and relatively lagging techniques and equipment of most manufactures lead to no formation of scale economies effect, bad product quality stability and poor anti risk ability. The overall level of the industry is still low, which is embodied in the low product technology content on a low level in the world and many high-end products also relying on import.

As the important corollary facilities of equipment manufacturing industry, industrial pumps benefit from the encouragement and supporting policies of the government to revitalize the equipment manufacturing industry. In recent years, Chinese government has formulated and issued many documents and policies in order to encourage the development of related industries, such as the Rules for the Implementation on Planning of Adjustment and Revitalization of Equipment Manufacturing Industry, Action Plan of Energy Saving, Emission Reduction, Upgrading and Retrofitting of Coal-fired Power Plants (2014-2020), of which many detailed rules provide the development of pump industry with policy support. In addition, China is in a period of economic transformation, of which the development model is transferring from the original extensive development to the connotative development.

In recent years the cost of China’s labor, land and energy is rising, which causes a corresponding increase in the price of Chinese export products. However, compared with the products of the developed countries, Chinese pump products still have an obvious price advantage. The price of European and American enterprises’ products is several times higher than that of China’s similar export products. With the increasing efforts of research and development and improvement of the production process, the products’ technical content and quality of China’s pump industry constantly enhance, and the pumps have a broad export prospect.

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

– Factors Influencing the Development of China’s Industrial Pump Industry

-Supply and Demand of China’s Industrial Pumps

-Import and Export of Industrial Pumps

-Major Industrial Pump Manufacturers in China

-Forecast on Industrial Pump Industry in China

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Manufacturers of Industrial Pumps

-Industrial Pump Trade Enterprises

– Subscribers of Industrial Pumps

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned About China’s Industrial Pump Industry

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Industrial Pump Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.2 Analysis of Global Industrial Pump Industry

1.2.1 Global Market Status

1.2.2 The U.S. Market

1.2.3 European Market

1.2.4 Japanese Market

2 Development Analysis on Industrial Pump Industry in China, 2011-2016

2.1 Development Environment Analysis

2.1.1 Economic Environment

2.1.2 Policy Environment

2.2 Supply Status

2.1.1 Analysis of Production Capacity

2.1.2 Analysis of Production Volume

2.3 Market Demand

2.3.1 Market Size

2.3.2 Major Niche Fields

2.4 Analysis of Market Competition

2.4.1 Overview of Competition

2.4.2 Competition Structure of the Industry

2.4.3 Competition Strength of China’s Industrial Pump Industry in the World

3 Analysis of China’s Industrial Pump Industry Chain, 2011-2015

3.1 Overview of Industry Chain

3.2 Structure of Industry Chain

3.3 Analysis of Upstream Industry (Raw Materials)

3.4 Analysis of Downstream Industry

4 Demand in Niche Markets of China’s Industrial Pump, 2011-2015

4.1 Water Supply Engineering

4.1.1 Industry Overview

4.1.2 Demand for Pumps

4.2 Environmental Protection Industry

4.2.1 Industry Overview

4.2.2 Demand for Pumps

4.3 Power Station

4.3.1 Industry Overview

4.3.2 Demand for Pumps

4.4 Petroleum and Petrochemistry Industry

4.4.1 Industry Overview

4.4.2 Demand for Pumps

4.5 Water Conservancy Construction

4.5.1 Industry Overview

4.5.2 Demand for Pumps

5 Analysis of China’s Industrial Pump Industry by Region, 2011-2015

5.1 East China Market

5.2 North China Market

5.3 Northeast China Market

5.4 Central China Market

5.5 South China Market

5.6 Southwest China Market

5.7 Northwest China Market

6 Analysis of Import and Export in China’s Industrial Pump Industry, 2012-2015

6.1 Analysis of Import

6.1.1 Total Import Volume

6.1.2 Major Import Sources

6.2 Analysis of Export

6.2.1 Total Export Volume

6.2.2 Major Export Destinations

7 Key Enterprises of China’s Industrial Pump Industry, 2013-2016

7.1 Shanghai East Pump (Group) Co., Ltd

7.1.1 Enterprise Profile

7.1.2 Operation Status

7.1.3 Development Strategy

7.2 Nanfang Pump Industry Co., Ltd

7.2.1 Enterprise Profile

7.2.2 Operation Status

7.2.3 Development Strategy

7.3 Zhejiang Leo Co., Ltd

7.3.1 Enterprise Profile

7.3.2 Operation Status

7.3.3 Development Strategy

7.4 Shimge Pump Industry Group Co., Ltd

7.4.1 Enterprise Profile

7.4.2 Operation Status

7.4.3 Development Strategy

7.5 Other Enterprises

8 Prediction on China’s Industrial Pump Industry Development, 2016-2020

8.1 Analysis of Factors Influencing Development

8.1.1 Favorable Factors

8.1.2 Unfavorable Factors

8.2 Forecast on Supply, 2016-2020

8.2.1 Prediction on Production Capacity

8.2.2 Prediction on Production Volume

8.3 Prediction on Demand, 2016-2020

8.3.1 Overall Demand

8.3.2 Demand in Niche Markets

8.4 Forecast on Import and Export

Selected Charts

Chart Classification of China’s Industrial Pumps

Chart Production Capacity of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2011-2015

Chart Production Volume of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2011-2015

Chart Import Status of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2012-2015

Chart Market Size of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2011-2015

Chart Investment of China’s Power Station Construction, 2011-2015

Chart Demand Volume of Industrial Pumps in China’s Power Station Construction, 2011-2015

Chart Major Import Sources of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2015

Chart Production Value of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2011-2015

Chart Operation Status of Shimge Pump Industry Group Co., Ltd, 2011-2015

Chart Prediction on Market Size of China’s Industrial Pumps, 2016-2020

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Condiments in the report include soy sauce, vinegar, monosodium glutamate, essence of chicken, ketchup and compound condiments.

In 2015, market size of condiments in China surpassed CNY 200 billion. Annual growth rate has remained above 15% in recent years.

Soy sauce is the most important condiment in China with output volume exceeding 9 million tons. There are hundreds of soy sauce manufacturers in China. Chinese soy sauce industry is in the phase of bipolar differentiation. Major enterprises, such as Haitian and Lee Kum Kee, occupy most market shares in China. Other enterprises become regional brands or merged with large enterprises.

In China, monosodium glutamate industry is highly homogeneous. Manufacturers are faced with pollution problems with different requirements of environment protection from local governments. Moreover, as health concern increases, Chinese consumers gradually transfer from using monosodium glutamate to chicken essence and compound condiments. Therefore, Chinese monosodium glutamate industry is faced with difficulties. The chicken essence industry is mostly monopolized by leading enterprises in China. Totole is very popular in East China and North China while Knorr dominates the market in South China. Enterprises have huge potential for growth in chicken essence market due to the large market space for chicken essence products. Therefore it is possible that some competitive enterprises will rise in the chicken essence market.

Market of paste and sauce products grows rapidly with uneven development in China. Most fastest-growing enterprises are located in South China and East China. Sauce products with large sales volumes are chili sauce, meat paste, tomato paste and bean paste.

The downstream of condiment industry includes catering industry, household consumption and food processing industry. As market competition becomes intense, some foreign-funded enterprises upgrade their marketing models, shifting focus onto diet planning (professional solutions for catering industry). Unlike the sales of traditional condiments, diet planning is about providing professional advice on kitchen management, assist in designing menus and developing new cuisines for restaurants, instructing chefs on the use of standard condiments so as to enhance efficiency. The sales of condiment products will be improved as the enterprises maintain close relations with the chefs and restaurants.

For traditional Chinese condiments such as soy sauce and vinegar, sales differ extensively in different regions in China. Therefore, it is difficult for cross-national companies to compete with renowned local brands and regional brands in China. Only by providing differential services for catering industry and avoiding direct competition with local enterprises, can they increase their market shares.

The demand for condiments keeps increasing as the economy develops in China. Meanwhile, the product structure is constantly upgrading, for example, monosodium glutamate is giving way to chicken essence, oyster sauce has occupied part of the soy sauce market and compound condiments are more prevailing. It is estimated that condiment industry in China will further integrate in the next few years with market concentration rate continuing to rise.

Readers can obtain the following information or more through this report:

-Government Policies for Condiment Industry in China

-Development Status of Sub-industries of Condiments in China

-Sales Channels of Condiments in China

-Analysis on Major Enterprises and the Operation Status in Condiment Market in China

-Competition in Condiment Market in China

-Import and Export Status of Condiments in China

-Development Trend of Condiment Industry in China

The following enterprises and people are proposed to purchase this report:

-Manufacturers of Condiments

-Suppliers of Raw Materials for Condiments

-Catering Enterprises

-Food Manufacturers

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned about Condiment Industry in China

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Currently vaccination is one of the most effective approaches to prevent the spread of infectious diseases as well as one of the most cost-effective health intervention measures. Vaccination is helpful to trim down large amount of treatment expense.

The research object of the report is human vaccine apart from animal vaccine. Five pharmaceutical giants, MSD, Sanofi, Glaxo SmithKline, Pfizer and Novartis, take up significant share of the global market, with sales volume of over 80% globally. Yet in terms of vaccine output, these five giants totally produce less than 20% of the global output, meaning most of the vaccines are produced by manufacturers in the developing world.

There are more than 30 vaccine manufacturing companies in China so far. They are capable of producing over 40 varieties of vaccines to prevent more than 20 infectious diseases. Compared with the international market, vaccine manufacturing companies in China have a larger total number yet a smaller individual scale.

In China, it is used to classifying vaccines into two catalogues: Vaccine I and Vaccine II. Vaccine I refers to those free vaccines provided by the government for the public, including vaccines against major epidemic diseases such as hepatitis B, epidemic meningitis and tetanus. Vaccines in this category are all priced by the government and purchased through bidding. Vaccine II mainly covers vaccines paid by citizens themselves. For Vaccine II, pricing falls into the hand of companies, thus offering a higher profit margin and yet forming a more fiercely competitive market. Some of the commonly used vaccines in the Vaccine II catalogue include Pneumonia Vaccine, Varicella Vaccine, Type B Haemophilus Influenzae Conjugate Vaccine, Influenza Vaccine and Rabies Vaccine. In China, Vaccine I market is dominated by state-owned enterprises. Foreign and private enterprises gain certain advantages in the Vaccine II market.

In 2015, vaccine market size in China had a value of about CNY 21 billion. During the corresponding period, however, the whole pharmaceutical market in China reached a scale of over CNY 2,000 billion. Sales of vaccine industry took up only about 1% of the whole pharmaceutical industry, much lower than the average 3% of the global market. Therefore, China’s vaccine market still has much room for growth. China is a country with the largest population in the world. Every year newly born babies exceed 10 million yet meanwhile aging population is witnessing a trend of rise. As the economy advances, movement of population in China is frequent, which objectively adds to the wider and faster spread of diseases globally. Outbreaks of new epidemic diseases (such as Avian Influenza, Type A H1N1 Influenza) are more frequent.

Thanks to the technology accumulation over the years, some of China’s private enterprises have gained significant breakthroughs in both the technological field and the market of Vaccine II. However, as the majority of them produce their products through copy and imitation, they are in lack of strength in core technology, manufacturing technique, innovation and competence.

In China, as some problems still remain in the supervision and regulation in human vaccine industry, related accidents pop up constantly. This makes some Chinese residents tend to choose imported vaccines. The huge potential of China’s human vaccine industry attracts international giants in vaccine industry to speed up their entry to Chinese market. In 2009 Novartis offered to purchase 85% shares of Zhejiang Tianyuan Bio-Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. at USD 125 million. Such a bid was approved in March 2011. In June 2011, Glaxo SmithKline bought 51% shares of Neptunus Interlong held by Neptunus Pharmaceutical at GBP 24 million and set up a joint-venture subsidiary. In September 2011, Glaxo SmithKline signed with three new partners which were Sinopharm Group Co., Ltd., Shanghai Zuellig Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. and Beijing Keyuan Xinhai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. The three distributors were respectively responsible for the distribution business in Northern, Central and Southern China. Through their cold chain logistics systems around the nation, they can provide services for clients in different parts of China.

It is estimated that China’s vaccine market will still grow at a fast speed in the next few years. However as market competition is getting more intensified, some of the incompetent companies will end up in bankruptcy or be acquired and restructured. Market concentration rate will constantly go up.

Currently as vaccination rate in China is relatively low, growth in the industry in the future will be large. As China’s economy develops further, residents’ health awareness and paying capacity will continue to be improved, which will offer greater opportunities and market for the vaccine industry.

Through this report, readers can acquire the following information or even more:

-Status of China Vaccine Industry

-Government Policy of China Vaccine Industry

-Competition Status of China Vaccine Market

-Segmentation of China Vaccine Market

-Major Vaccine Manufacturers in China

-Development Trend of Vaccine Market

The following enterprises and people are proposed to purchase this report:

-Vaccine Manufacturers

-Medical and Anti-epidemic Institutions

-Research Institutions/Investors Concerned about Vaccine Industry

Table of Contents

1 Basic Concept of Human Vaccine

1.1 Definition

1.2 Development Course of Vaccines

1.3 Classification of Vaccines

1.4 Necessity of Vaccination

2 Analysis on the Global Human Vaccine Market, 2011-2015

2.1 Scale and Structure of Global Vaccine Market

2.1.1 Scale of Global Vaccine Market

2.1.2 People Appropriate for Vaccination

2.1.3 Structure of Global Vaccine Market

2.2 Vaccines for Children

2.2.1 Major Varieties

2.2.2 Market Scale of Vaccines for Children

2.3 Adult Vaccines

2.3.1 Major Varieties

2.3.2 Market Scale of Adult Vaccines

3 Development Environment of China Human Vaccine Industry, 2011-2016

3.1 Economic Environment

3.2 Policy Environment

3.2.1 China’s Immunization Program History

3.2.2 Procedure of Immunization Program

3.3 Relevant Legislation and Criterion of China Vaccine Industry

3.3.1 Research and Registration Stage

3.3.2 Production Stage

3.2.3 Circulation Stage

3.3.4 Supporting Policies of Chinese Government to Vaccine Industry

3.5 Analysis on Problems in China Human Vaccine Industry

4 Analysis on the China Human Vaccine Market, 2011-2015

4.1 Classification of Chinese Vaccines

4.2 Scale of China Vaccine Market

4.2.1 Overview

4.2.2 Structure of China Vaccine Market

4.3 Classification of Chinese Vaccines According to Government Regulation Degrees

4.3.1 Vaccine I Market

4.3.2 Vaccine II Market

4.4 Market Analysis on Major Vaccines in China

4.4.1 Bacillus Chalmette-Guerin

4.4.2 Poliomyelitis Vaccine

4.4.3 Measles-Mumps-Rubella Vaccine

4.4.4 Diphtheria and Tetanus (DTP or DTaP) Vaccine

4.4.5 Encephalitis Vaccine

4.4.6 Meningococcus Vaccine

4.4.7 Human Rabies Vaccine

4.4.8 Type B Haemophilus Influenzae Conjugate Vaccine

4.4.9 Influenza Vaccine

4.4.10 Varicella Vaccine

4.4.11 Hepatitis A Vaccine

4.4.12 Pneumococcus Vaccine

4.4.13 Hepatitis B Vaccine

5 China’s Major Vaccine Manufacturers, 2011-2015

5.1 China National Biotec Group

5.1.1 Overview

5.1.2 Beijing Tiantan Biological Products Co., Ltd.

5.1.3 Subordinate Institutions of Biological Products of China National Biotec Group

5.2 Hualan Biological Engineering Co., Ltd.

5.3 Yunnan Walvax Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

5.4 Dalian Hissen Biological Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

5.5 Changchun High-Tech Industry Co., Ltd.

5.6 Shenzhen Kangtai Biological Products Co., Ltd.

5.7 Neptunus Interlong Bio-Technique Co., Ltd.

5.8 Liaoning Chengda Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

5.9 ChongQing ZhiFei Biological Products Co., Ltd.

6 Prospect of China Vaccine Industry, 2016-2020

6.1 Prediction on Supply and Demand

6.1.1 Prediction on Production

6.1.2 Prediction on Market Scale

6.2 Prediction on Development Trend

6.2.1 Technology Trend

6.2.2 Market Trend

6.2.3 Competition Trend

Selected Charts

Chart Introduction on Basic Ingredients of Vaccine

Chart Classification of Human Vaccines

Chart Comparison Between Traditional and New Vaccines

Chart Scale of the Global Vaccine Market, 2005-2015

Chart Introduction on Global Major Vaccines

Chart Major Varieties of Global Pneumonia Vaccine

Chart Major Hepatitis Vaccine in Global Market

Chart World’s Major Infectious Diseases Since the 21st Century

Chart Market Scale of China Vaccine Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Lot Release Volume of BCG Vaccine in China, 2011-2015

Chart Market Scale of China’s MMR Vaccine, 2011-2015

Chart Lot Release Volume of Human Rabies Vaccine in China, 2011-2015

Chart Lot Release Volume of Influenza Vaccine in China, 2011-2015

Chart Prediction on Market Scale of China Vaccine Industry, 2016-2020

Chart Immunization Program Procedure for Chinese Children

Chart Circulation of China’s Vaccines

Chart Prediction on Scale of China Vaccine Market, 2016-2020

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Blood products made by segregating and purifying all kinds of proteins in the blood plasma consists of albumin, immunoglobulin, thrombinogen and other products. China’s enterprises mainly produce 9 kinds of products in the first three categories.

The high concentration rate of the global blood product market is embodied in the three companies of developed countries accounting for more than 80% of the global market. The current global blood market remains relatively stable, of which the emerging economy is the main motivation of growth.

By the end of 2015, there were 33 blood product manufacturing enterprises certified by the government in China, but in fact, only 20 of them were in production. Since 2012, mergers and acquisitions are common in China’s blood product industry. For example, Jiangxi Boya Bio-Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. acquired partial stock rights of Zhejiang Haikang Biologicals Co., Ltd. Beijing Tiantan Biological Products Co., Ltd. purchased Chengdu Rosen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Watson Biological Company acquired Hebei Docan Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Shanghai RAAS Blood Products Co., Ltd. purchased Zhengzhou Banghe Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. China National Biotec Group acquired Guiyang Qianfeng Biological Products Co., Ltd. and Xi’an Huitian Blood Products Co., Ltd. Humanwell Healthcare Group Co., Ltd. purchased Wuhan Rui De Biological Products Co., Ltd.

In 2015, 8,000 tons of blood plasma was needed to meet the demand of Chinese market, and the actual supply was only 5,000 tons. For example, the demand for blood products of about 1.4 billion population of China should be 12,000 tons calculated according to per capita demand of the normal blood products of the World Health Organization, which is far more than the actual supply of China.

In China’s blood product industry, the scale of the blood plasma has been the main bottleneck restricting the development of blood product industry. The quality and quantity of plasma stations are of vital importance.

In 2001, Chinese government announced that no new blood product manufacturing enterprises would be approved to ensure the safety of blood and its products, and block the spread of HIV through collection and supply of blood .

In 2008, Chinese government formulated the regulations that the plasma collection regions should guarantee the quantity of the plasma donors, which can satisfy no less than 30 tons’ collection of source plasma.

In 2011, Guizhou government announced the program of adjusting the settings of blood services. The plasma collection stations decreased from 20 to 4, of which Hualan Biological Engineering Co., Ltd., the blood product giant, suffered the most. The plasma stations of Guizhou Province decreased from 6 to 1, having reduced half of the corporate source plasma supply.

Lack of the local blood products, but Chinese government has issued strict regulations on the import of blood products. Only human serum albumin and three kinds of thrombinogen are allowed to be imported.

In recent years, the competitiveness of China’s blood product market has been mainly determined by the amount of blood plasma resources. Under the tense condition of source plasma supply, blood product manufacturing enterprises will obtain more space for survival and development with more blood plasma stations and source plasma.

On June 1, 2015, China National Development and Reform Commission released the highest price limit on blood products, and companies can name their own prices. In the first quarter of 2016, the price of fibrinogen and tetanus immunoglobulin in Chinese market increases  by 80%-130%, and the price of intravenous gammaglobulin increases by 10%-20%. In addition to the relaxed price regulations, another support policy is to gradually release the auditing of plasma collection stations. At the beginning of 2013, Chinese government released the auditing standards for plasma collection stations. By the end of 2013, there had been no more than 160 plasma collection stations in China. There were more than 200 plasma collection stations at the end of 2015. In spite of the most plasma collection stations, Shanghai RAAS Blood Products Co. Ltd. had possessed only 30 plasma collection stations in operation by the end of 2015.

In the long run, the competitiveness of blood product manufacturing enterprises mainly depends on the ability of research & development and sales. In a few years, the tense situation of China’s raw blood plasma’s supply will be eased. Only enterprises with strong ability of research & development and sales and a sound product line can win the competition.

There are only two channels for overseas blood product enterprise to enter Chinese market. One is to export products to China directly. The other one is to enter Chinese market indirectly through such means as equity acquisition.

The report is accomplished on the basis of deep market research. Through this report, the readers shall acquire the following information:

-Current Situation of the Global Blood Product Industry

-Development History and Current Situation of China’s Blood Products

-Government Policies of China’s Blood Product Industry

-Niche Products’ Current Situation of China’s Blood Product

-Market Competition of China’s Blood Product Industry

-China’s Major Blood Product Enterprises and Their Operation Status

-Development Trend of China’s Blood Product Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Blood Product Manufacturing Enterprises

-Blood Product Regulatory Agency

-Investors /Research Agencies Focusing on Blood Product Industry

Table of Contents

1 Introduction of Blood Products

1.1 Definition

1.2 Characteristics

1.3 Classification

1.3.1 Albumin

1.3.2 Immune Globulin

1.3.3 Coagulation Factors

1.3.4 Other Categories

1.4 Industrial Policies on Blood Product

1.4.1 Industrial Competent Departments

1.4.2 Policies on Enterprise Establishment

1.4.3 Policies on Raw Material Purchasing

1.4.4 Policies on Blood Product Production

1.4.5 Policies on Blood Product Circulation

1.5 Overview on China Blood Product Industry

1.5.1 Regulatory Policies

1.5.2 Blood Utilization Ratio

1.5.3 Industry Characteristics

2 Overview of Global Blood Product Industry, 2011-2015

2.1 Industry Overview

2.1.1 Development Process

2.1.2 Competition Pattern

2.1.3 Supply Status

2.1.4 Demand Status

2.2 Major Blood Product Manufacturers in the Globe (Except China)

2.2.1 Baxter International

2.2.2 CSL Behring

2.2.3 Grifols SA

3 Supply and Demand Status of China Blood Product Industry, 2011-2015

3.1 Development Process

3.2 Barriers to Entry

3.2.1 Policy Barriers

3.2.2 Blood Source Barrier

3.2.3 Technology and Quality Control Capability

3.3 Supply

3.3.1 Overview on Production Status

3.3.2 Major Blood Product Manufacturers in China

3.3.3 Production Capacity and Output Volume of Albumin

3.3.4 Production Capacity and Output Volume of Immune Globulin

3.3.5 Production Capacity and Output Volume of Coagulation Factor

3.4 Demand Status

3.4.1 Albumin

3.4.2 Immune Globulin

3.4.3 Coagulation Factors

4 Major Enterprises of China Blood Product Industry, 2011- 2015

4.1 Shanghai RAAS Blood Products Co. Ltd.

4.1.1 Enterprise Profile

4.1.2 Production Capacity

4.2 Hualan Biological Engineering Co., Ltd.

4.3 Beijing Tiantan Biological Products Co., Ltd. (Subsidiary of China National Biotec Group Company Limited)

4.4 Guangdong Shuanglin Bio-pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

4.5 Jiangxi Boya Bio-pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

4.6 Hunan Nanyue Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

4.7 Wuhan Rui De Biological Products Co., Ltd.

4.8 Sichuan Yuanda Shuyang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

4.9 Green Cross  Biological Products Co., Ltd.

4.10 Guiyang Qianfeng Biological Products Co., Ltd.

4.11 Anhui Da’an Biological Products Co., Ltd.

4.12 Shenzhen Weiguang Biological Products Co., Ltd.

4.13 Shandong Taibang Products Co., Ltd.

4.14 Subordinate Institutions of Biological Products of China National Biotec Group

5 Forecast on Development of China Blood Product Industry, 2016-2020

5.1 Supply Forecast

5.1.1 Forecast on Plasma Volume

5.1.2 Forecast on Lot Release

5.1.3 Forecast on Production Capacity Expansion

5.2 Demand Forecast

5.2.1 Demand Trend Prediction

5.2.2 Prediction of Market Size

5.3 Forecast on Market Competition

5.3.1 Forecast on Popular Products

5.3.2 Forecast on Competition Pattern

Selected Charts

Chart Common Varieties and Functions of Albumin

Chart Common Varieties and Functions of Immune Globulin

Chart Common Varieties and Functions of Coagulation Factors

Chart Varieties and Functions of Other Blood Products

Chart Important Policies of China Blood Product Industry

Chart Top 5 Blood Product Enterprises in the World, 2015

Chart Global Blood Product Plasma Volume and Forecast, 2009- 2020

Chart Global Blood Product Market Scale and Forecast, 2009-2020

Chart Market Share by Region in the Globe

Chart Market Share by Category in the Globe

Chart Sales Scale of Baxter International Blood Products, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Scale of CSL Behring Blood Products, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Scale of  Grifols Blood Products, 2011-2015

Chart Blood Product Plasma Volume in China, 2009-2015

Chart Lot Release Volume of Blood Products in China, 2009-2015

Chart Major Blood Product Manufacturers in China

Chart Lot Release Volume of Albumin Products in China, 2009- 2015

Chart Lot Release Volume of Immune Globulin Products in China, 2009-2015

Chart Lot Release Volume of Coagulation Factor Products in China, 2009-2015

Chart Market Scale of China Blood Products, 2011-201528

Chart Market Scale of Albumin Blood Products in China, 2011-2015

Chart Market Scale of Immune Globulin Blood Products in China, 2011-2015

Chart Market Scale of Coagulation Factor Blood Products in China, 2011-2015

Chart Products of Shanghai RAAS Blood Products Co. Ltd.

Chart Plasma Volume of Shanghai RAAS Blood Products Co. Ltd., 2011-2015

Chart Plasma Collecting Stations Newly Approved by the Chinese after 2009

Chart Forecast on Plasma Volume in China, 2016-2020

Chart Forecast on Lot Release of China Blood Products, 2016-2020

Chart Comparison of Annual Blood Product Consumption Per Capita Between Developed Countries and China, 2015

Chart Forecast on the Market Scale of Blood Products in China, 2016-2020

Chart Forecast on the Market Scale of Albumin Products in China, 2016-2020

Chart  Forecast on the Market Scale of Immune Globulin Products in China, 2016- 2020

Chart Forecast on the Market Scale of Coagulation Factor Products in China, 2016-2020

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Coal is one of the major fuels for industrial production and daily life in China. However, most of the coal for industrial boilers is raw coal without washing and extraction, containing a high percentage of dust and sulfur with relatively larger molecule size. Therefore, The combustion efficiency of coal burning is low while the pollutant emission level is high which accounts for 45%-65% of urban air pollution. Reducing the use of coal while promoting gas will be a fast and effective way to solve air pollution.

As China’s environmental pollution is getting more serious, governments at different levels are gradually restricting the use of coal fired boilers. Besides, they also provide subsidies to companies for coal-to-gas transformation. Gas fired boilers rapidly take up the market share of coal fired ones.

Without governmental subsidies, it is not economically viable to transform one unit set of coal fired boilers into a single unite set of gas fired ones. However, it is practicable for the transformation of several sets of coal fired boilers into one set of gas fired ones.

In 2013, China’s State Council officially published its Air Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, kicking off the cleaning of air pollution. In the plan, it put forward the idea of reconstructing small inefficient coal fired boilers, pointing out “by 2017, all prefecture-level or above cities, unless necessary to retain, should phase out coal fired boilers of 10 steam tons per hour or below in their built-up areas”.

In 2014, seven government departments in China jointly published the Implementation Scheme for Comprehensive Promotion on Energy Saving and Environmental Protection for Coal Fired Boilers, mapping out that all prefecture-level or above cities in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region and its surrounding area should phase out coal fired boilers of 10 steam tons per hour or below in their built-up areas and Beijing should abolish all coal fired boilers in its built-up areas by the end of 2015 unless necessary retaining; by 2017, all prefecture-level or above cities should phase out coal fired boilers of 10 steam tons per hour or below in their built-up areas in China and all prefecture-level or above cities in Hebei Province and Tianjin should phase out coal fired boilers of 35 steam tons per hour or below in their built-up areas. Upon this, authorities at different levels published their own Air Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan respectively, so as to further specify and bring into action the target goals.

From the plan, it can be seen that Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region is the first tier under the most pressure to realize the goals. By 2015, it should close down all the coal fired boilers of 10 steam tons per hour or below and by 2017 all the coal fired boilers of 35 steam tons per hour or below. The second one includes Shanxi, Shandong etc. By 2015, they should close down all the boilers  of 10 steam tons per hour or below in urban areas. Provinces such as Shaanxi, Jilin and Heilongjiang will be on a more relaxed track. They plan starts to abolish boilers of 10 steam tons per hour or below from 2017 on.

After the closing down of small coal fired boilers, most of the facilities will be transformed into gas fired or electricity fired ones in industrial dispersed areas except those extremely outdated production facilities; in industrial cluster districts for chemical, papermaking, printing and dyeing, leather and pharmaceutical, most of the coal fired boilers will be replaced by the construction of cogeneration units gradually with high efficiency boilers being brought in.

Heat and power cogeneration will be the major heat supply for industrial production. It is measured that if 25 units of electricity and 50 units of heat are separately generated, it will consume 152 units of coals, but if cogenerated, it only consume 100 units of coals. Through combining heat and power generation, heat conversion efficiency can be raised from 50% to 75%, or even higher conversion efficiency can be achieved if adopting high efficiency boilers or further processing the coal combustion.

For large scale boilers to meet the standards on air pollutant emission, it is necessary to bring in equipment for desulfurization, denitration and dedusting, which will promote the development of related markets.

The market room for small boiler transformation will be released in concentration in the next five years. It is estimated that China will phase out small coal fired boilers of 10 steam tons per hour and 35 steam tons per hour between 2016 and 2020, propelling investment in related areas of up to hundreds of billions of CNY every year.

Many local governments in China are adopting proactive measures to reduce and control industrial pollutant emissions. Projects such as Coal-to-Gas Fired Boiler and Coal-to-Power Fired Boiler are becoming the most popular ones for policymaking and the market.

For cities on the route of West-to-East Gas Transmission Project and pipelines for imported natural gas as well as for port cities capable of importing liquefied gas and their surrounding areas, gas fired boilers enjoy huge potential for further development in the future.

As gas fired boiler is a kind of environmental boiler, Chinese government will support and encourage its application. Therefore, it will enjoy a bright market prospect in China. It is estimated that coal fired boilers will gradually give way to gas fired boilers in the years to come, with the latter ones becoming the dominant product in the boiler market in China.

Through this report, readers can acquire the following information or even more:

-Supply and Demand of Industrial Boilers in China

-Policies Published by Chinese Government Concerning Boiler Industry

-Reasons on Replacing Coal Fired Boiler with Gas Fired Boiler

-Market Competition of Boiler Industry in China

-Major Boiler Manufacturers in China

-Forecast on China Boiler Industry

The following enterprises and people are proposed to purchase this report:

-Manufacturers of Industrial Boilers

-Users of Industrial Boilers

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned about Boiler Industry

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Boilers in China

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.2 Coal Fired Boiler

1.3 Gas Fired Boiler

1.3.1 Introduction of Gas Fired Boilers

1.3.2 Advantages of Gas Fired Boilers

1.4 Economic Analysis on the Project of Replacing Coal Fired Boilers with Natural Gas Boilers

1.4.1 High Cost of Fuel

1.4.2 Comparison of Demand for New Construction and Reconstruction

2 Development Environment of Boiler Industry in China, 2013-2016

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 Chinese Economy

2.1.2 Development of Natural Gas Industry in China

2.2 Reconstruction Policies on Coal Fired Boilers

2.2.1 Policies Published by the State Council of China

2.2.2 Policies Published by the Ministry of Environmental Protection of China

2.2.3 Policies Published by Local Governments

2.3 New Standards on Boiler Emission

2.4 Industrial Boiler

3 Demand for Gas Fired Boilers in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Gas Fired Exhaust Heat Boilers in Power Stations

3.2 Demand for Industrial Gas Fired Boilers

3.3 Estimated Market Demand for Gas Fired Boilers

3.4 Analysis on Supply and Demand for Natural Gas Fired Boilers in China

3.4.1 Output Volume

3.4.2 Demand Volume

4 Competition Pattern of Gas Fired Boiler Market in China, 2010-2015

4.1 Barriers to Entry

4.2 Competition Structure of the Industry

4.2.1 Upstream Suppliers

4.2.2 Downstream Customers

4.2.3 Industry Competition

4.2.4 Substitutes

4.2.5 New Entrants

5 Major Boiler Manufacturers in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Harbin Boiler Company Limited

5.2 Dongfang Boiler Group Co., Ltd. (DBC)

5.3 Shanghai Boiler Works Co., Ltd.

5.4 Hangzhou Boiler Group Co., Ltd.

5.5 Taishan Group

5.6 Babcock & Wilcox Beijing Company Ltd.

5.7 Wuxi Huaguang Boiler Co., Ltd.

5.8 China Western Power Industrial Co., Ltd.

5.9 Jinan Boiler Group Co., Ltd.

5.10 Suzhou Hailu Heavy Industry Co., Ltd.

5.11 Anhui Jinding Boiler Co., Ltd.

5.12 Wuhan Boiler Group

6 Prospect of Boiler Industry in China, 2016-2020

6.1 Factors Influencing Development

6.1.1 Favorable Factors

6.1.2 Unfavorable Factors

6.2 Forecast on Supply

6.2.1 Overall Production

6.2.2 Segments of Fields

6.3 Forecast on Demand

6.3.1 Market Size

6.3.2 Niche Markets

6.4 Recommendations on Development and Investment

Selected Charts

Chart Reserve of Boilers in China, 2005-2015

Chart Investment Value on Unit Power in Certain Gas Fired Machine Sets in China

Chart Comparison on Initial Investments between Coal-to-Gas Fired Boiler Transformation and Fume Treatment of Coal Fired Boilers

Chart Comparison on Fuel and Operation Costs between Coal-to-Gas Fired Boiler Transformation and Fume Treatment of Coal Fired Boilers

Chart New Emission Standards for Air Pollutants from Boilers (Request for Comments) (2013 Edition)

Chart First Batch of Natural Gas Distributed Energy Demonstration Projects in China

Chart Output Volume of Natural Gas in China, 2005-2015

Chart Annual Coal Consumption of Industrial Boilers in Major Control Areas

Chart Major Manufacturers of Gas Turbines in China

Chart Competition Pattern of Large-scale Power Station Boilers in China

Chart Output Volume of Exhaust Heat Boilers in China

Chart Output Volume of Industrial Boilers and Power Station Boilers in China, 2008-2015

Chart Output Volume of Power Station Boilers in China, 2008-2015

Chart Major Industrial Boiler Manufacturers in China

Chart Forecast on Output Volume of Industrial Boilers in China, 2016-2020

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As an important component of the vehicle body, auto glass is mainly used in automobile manufacturing and repair. So the demand for auto glass is closely related to the production and reserve of automobiles. China has been the largest automobile manufacturer and seller of new automobiles for 7 years since 2009. In 2015, the sales volume of new vehicles exceeded 25 million, and automobile reserves reached 172 million. Increasing production and reserve of automobiles bring huge growth potential for China’s auto glass market. Global auto glass market is highly monopolized. Leading enterprises of auto glass, such as Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. and Saint-Gobain, occupy most of the global market shares. In China, FUYAO GLASS Corporation accounts for half of the auto glass market share.

With the rapid development of China’s automobile industry in recent years, market demand in China’s auto glass industry increases at an average annual rate of above 10%. The demand for auto glass in China exceeded 150 million square meters in 2015.

The characteristics of China’s auto glass market are as follows. OEM market has high barriers to entry and long certification cycle, including the third-party certification, automobile factory certification, product bidding, and design and testing. The acquisition of whole vehicle accessory orders normally takes 2-3 years. Whole vehicle manufacturers require high-standard R&D, logistics supply, and product quality, while OEM market has large demand and high concentration rate. Whole vehicle manufacturers choose auto glass manufacturers with strong competitiveness and high brand awareness as suppliers. The cooperation usually lasts long once established. In China, domestic auto brands is featured with a large number of varieties but a small production volume . The auto glass product has an economical sales radius. An advantageous location of production base may reduce costs and realize the short-distance supply.

Fuyao Glass is the largest manufacturer of auto glass in China, which accounts for more than 50% of China’s auto glass market share. Meanwhile, Fuyao Glass is expanding into overseas market.

By the end of 2015, the average automobile reserve is 125 vehicles per 1,000 people in China, which is far lower than that of 600-900 vehicles per 1,000 people in developed countries. With the sustainable development of Chinese economy, China’s automobile market has huge development potential.

The annual growth rate of China’s auto glass market demand is expected to remain above 10% in 2016-2020. Problems still exist in China’s auto glass industry. Most enterprises are small-scale with low-quality products except a few large-scale enterprises. The medium and small enterprises are expected to be eliminated while market space will be seized by leading enterprises.

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

-Development Environment of China’s Auto Glass Industry

-Supply and Demand in China’s Auto Glass Industry

-Market Competition in China’s Auto Glass Industry

-Import and Export of Auto Glass in China

-Major Auto Glass Manufacturers in China and Their Operation Status

-Investment Opportunities in China’s Auto Glass Industry

-Prospect of China’s Auto Glass Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Auto Glass Manufacturers

-Manufacturers of Whole Vehicles

-Automobile Maintenance and Repair Enterprises

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned about China’s Auto Glass Industry

Table of Contents

1 Relevant Concepts of Auto Glass

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.2 Production Technology

2 Development Environment of Auto Glass Industry in China, 2011-2015

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 Global Economy

2.1.2 Chinese Economy

2.2 Policy Environment

2.2.1 Policies Concerning Auto Accessory Industry

2.2.2 Related Policies of Glass Industry

2.3 Operation Status of China’s Automobile Industry

2.3.1 Production Status of Automobiles in China, 2011-2015

2.3.2 Sales Status of Automobiles in China, 2011-2015

3 Development Status of Auto Glass Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Production Status

3.1.1 Production Capacity

3.1.2 Production Volume

3.2 Market Demand in China’s Auto Glass Industry

3.2.1 Overall Demand

3.2.2 OEM Market

3.2.3 Post-Sale Market

3.4 Import and Export

3.4.1 Import

3.4.2 Export

4 Market Competition of China’s Auto Glass Industry, 2011-2015

4.1 Barriers to Entry

4.2.2 Technological Barriers

4.1.2. Capital Barriers

4.1.3 Barriers of Channels

4.2 Competition Status in Different Markets

4.2.1 Whole Vehicle Accessory (OEM) Market

4.2.2 Automobile Maintenance and Repair Market

4.3 Competition Between Foreign-funded Enterprises and Chinese Domestic Enterprises

5 Major Auto Glass Manufacturers of Global Market, 2011-2014

5.1 Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.

5.1.1 Enterprise Profile

5.1.2 Operation Status

5.1.3 Development Status in China

5.2 NSG Group

5.2.1 Enterprise Profile

5.2.2 Operation Status

5.2.3 Development Status in China

5.3 Guardian Industries

5.4 Saint-Gobain

6 Major Auto Glass Manufacturers in Chinese Market, 2011-2015

6.1 FUYAO GLASS Corporation

6.1.1 Enterprise Profile

6.1.2 Operation Status

6.1.3 Development Status of Auto Glass Product

6.2 Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass Group Co., Ltd.

6.3 Jiangsu Tiemao Glass Co., Ltd.

6.4 Wuhan Wuyao Safety Glass Co., Ltd.

6.5 Guilin Pilkington Safety Glass Co., Ltd.

6.6 Asahi Auto Glass (China) Co., Ltd.

6.7 Changchun Pilkington Safety Glass Co., Ltd.

6.8 Changzhou Changjiang Glass Co., Ltd.

6.9 Xinyi Automobile Glass (ShenZhen) Co., Ltd.

6.10 Shanxi Lihu Glass (Group) Co., Ltd.

6.11 Guangzhou Dongxu Automobile Glass Co., Ltd.

6.12 Hebei Tongyong Glass Industrial Co., Ltd.

6.13 Wendeng Mingchi Safety Glass Co., Ltd.

6.14 BSG Auto Glass Co., Ltd.

7 Prospect of Auto Glass Industry in China, 2016-2020

7.1 Factors Influencing Development

7.1.1 Policy Environment

7.1.2 Economic Situation

7.1 Forecast on Supply

7.1.1 Factors Influencing Supply in China’s Auto Glass Industry

7.1.2 Forecast on Production Volume and Production Capacity

7.2 Forecast on Demand

7.2.1 Factors Influencing Demand in China’s Auto Glass Industry

7.2.2 Forecast on Demand in China’s Auto Glass Market

7.3 Discussion about Investment Opportunities in China’s Auto Glass Industry

7.4 Suggestion on Development and Investment in China’s Auto Glass Industry

Selected Charts

Chart Production of Automobiles in China, 2011-2015

Chart Production of Auto Glass in China, 2011-2015

Chart Demand for Auto Glass in China, 2011-2015

Chart Market Size of Auto Glass in China, 2011-2015

Chart Demand Volume in Auto Glass Market for Whole Vehicles in China, 2011-2015

Chart Status of Major Auto Glass Manufacturers as Auxiliary for Whole Vehicle Enterprises in China

Chart Demand Volume for Auto Glass in China’s After-sale Market, 2011-2015

Chart Operation Status of Asahi Glass Co., Ltd., 2011-2015

Chart Major Production Bases and Auxiliary Auto Brands of Auto Glass from Fuyao Glass by the End of 2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Auto Glass Products of Fuyao Glass, 2011-2015

Chart Operation Status of Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass Group Co., Ltd., 2011-2015

Chart Flat Glass Industry Chain

Chart Forecast on Production Volume of China’s Auto Glass, 2016-2020

Chart Forecast on Automobile Reserves in China, 2016-2020

Chart Market Price of Float Glass in China, 2015-2016

Chart Forecast on Demand for Auto Glass in China, 2016-2020

Chart Forecast on Auto Glass OEM Market in China, 2016-2020

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