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Report Titanium Dioxide White Paper Edition(2)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
In China, most titanium dioxide manufacturers have only acquired sulphate process to produce titanium dioxide, which is of low profit and causes serious pollution. On the contrary, the environmentally friendly chloride process has been widely used by many international leading titanium dioxide enterprises and helps produce high-quality products. DowDuPont, Cristal and Tronox have developed cutting-edge technologies but never transfer their core technologies to any other countries, including China. Furthermore, Chinese titanium dioxide companies and DowDuPont were involved in a technological property right dispute during 2013 and 2014; therefore, the former lost the chance to introduce production method from the latter. However, Yunnan Metallurgical Xinli Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. launched the first titanium dioxide project by chloride process (60,000 t/a) in China in 2014. This shows domestic manufacturers' efforts to overcome technological barrier, to expand to high-end market and to protect environment.
Government policies on China's titanium dioxide industry are to encourage the development of chloride process for titanium dioxide production while rein in sulphate process capacity expansion conditionally. Therefore, several rules and regulations will be issued to level up standards for sulphate process projects. In this way, both product quality and market order of China’s titanium dioxide industry will be improved, ensuring a promising future for domestic manufacturers.
As economy of North America recovered, demand for titanium dioxide from this region increased in 2014, boosting import volume from China up to 608,588 tonnes, up by 35.39% year on year. In this context, Chinese titanium dioxide manufacturers raise export prices and sold most of their inventories, achieving great profits. In the future, demand from the Asia-Pacific Region, which is expected to surge, will benefit the whole titanium dioxide industry.
Background: China has become one of the largest producers and consumers of titanium dioxide in the world. Domestic titanium dioxide industry has been prosperous in the last decade, with a total output reaching 1.99 million tonnes in 2013. Product quality, production technology and competitiveness of domestic manufacturers have also been significantly upgraded. However, this industry still faces bottle necks, including overcapacity, imbalanced industrial structure and backward innovative ability. In order to solve these problems, companies have increased investment on R&D and merged with each other. Once all these difficulties being overcome, the titanium dioxide industry will further grow.
Major contents: Analysis of the entire titanium dioxide industry chain is included in this report, divided into three parts—upstream industries, the titanium dioxide industry (both rutile and anatase) and downstream businesses. In the report, a great number of tables and charts are provided to present China’s output, imports and exports of titanium dioxide. Downstream industries and their titanium dioxide consumption are also stated clear in the last part of this report to give a full view of China’s titanium dioxide industry.2904Chemicals and materials;Coating;Ink;Inorganic Basic Chemicals;Metal Minerals;Minerals/resources/mining;Office and school products;Titanium Dioxide/TiO2;Titanium concentrate ore;Titanium dioxidereports5800NewCnchemicals.com.ProductCollectionService.RelatedProduct[]Published by CCM2018Titanium Dioxide White Paper Edition(2)RIndustrial Reports/Product/Report/2904-titanium_dioxide_white_paper_edition_2.html
Report Market and Competitive Analysis of Dicamba Industry in China Edition(6)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
In recent years, development of dicamba-tolerant crops and weeds’ increasing tolerance to competing products like glyphosate has stimulated the development of dicamba in the world. In April 2016, Monsanto announced that more than USD975 million would be input on a dicamba project. In March 2017, BASF, the developer of dicamba, invested more than USD270 million to increase the production volume of dicamba in its production facility for dicamba in Beaumont, Texas.
Amidst a fast-growing dicamba market in the globe, Chinese enterprises are also preparing for catching up with the trend. The capacity of dicamba technical has increased from about 5,000 t/a in 2013 to 17,000 t/a in 2016. In June 2017, Jiangsu Yangnong Chemical Co., Ltd.’s 20,000 t/a dicamba project was put into trial production, and the national capacity of dicamba technical has reached 37,000 t/a. Fuhua Tongda Agro-chemical Technology Co., Ltd., a top manufacturer of glyphosate technical in China, is also constructing a 20,000 t/a project of dicamba technical. Several pesticide producers also plan to construct dicamba production lines, with the total capacity of over 15,000 t/a.
Along with the fast increasing capacity and output, increasing export rebate rate, as well as decreasing raw material cost, the price of dicamba has decreased from over USD20,000/t to USD 14,000/t–USD16,000/t in 2016 and 2017,
And what’s the trend of China’s dicamba industry in the future? What about Chinese producers’ competitiveness in the global market? In an aim of helping investors dig out the business opportunities and avoid the risks in this promising market, this report presents information and data for the overall market of dicamba in China. Besides, the top three dicamba producers in China, which have been taking the lead in the industry development, have been selected for in-depth benchmarking analysis in the aspects of production, sales, cost, finance and so on. After reading the report, you will have a clearer idea to these questions and may fine more opportunities in the dicamba industry in China.
Detailed information on the following aspects will be showed in this report:
- Overview of the global dicamba market
- Overall development of China’s dicamba industry
- Capacity and output of dicamba technical in China (2008–H1 2017)
- Manufacturers of dicamba technical and their capacities and outputs in China (2012–H1 2017)
- Potential capacity of dicamba technical as of June 2017
- Analysis of dicamba exports from China (2014–H1 2017)
- Consumption of dicamba in China by volume and application fields (2008–H1 2017)
- Price trend of dicamba in China (2008–H1 2017)
- Forecast on supply and demand of dicamba in China (2017–2021)
- Benchmarking research on the three major Chinese dicamba manufacturers
- Investment opportunities and suggestions
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Report Production and Market of Glycine in China Edition(7)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
Four grades of glycine are produced in China, namely tech-grade, food-grade, feed-grade and pharmaceutical-grade. Among them, tech-grade glycine has kept the dominate role, and less than 15% of tech-grade glycine was consumed to produce the other three grades of glycine in 2010–2016.
China's glycine industry has developed fast since 2010, driven by the fast development of its key downstream products—glyphosate technical. The national tech-grade glycine capacity increased from 346,000 t/a in 2010 to 607,000 t/a in 2016, and the national tech-grade glycine output increased from 153,000 tonnes in 2010 to 316,500 tonnes in 2016.
The price of glycine is closely linked with that of glyphosate (high-positive correlation), because of glycine's limited consumption fields and simple production technology. In H1 2016, due to sluggish glyphosate market and slowing-down growth of glycine demand, the price of glycine decreased and glycine producers have witnessed poor profits or even suffered loss. By Q3 2016, Chinese glyphosate and glycine markets recovered thanks to the decrease in the inventory of glyphosate and the ban on paraquat AS.
Objectives of this report are to present an in-depth and comprehensive view of Chinese glycine market. CCM's goal of this research is to determine the current status of Chinese glycine industry and assess its growth potential from 2017 to 2021. Having accumulated profound understanding on industrial chains of glyphosate, the most important downstream industry of glycine, CCM will present an insight into glycine market and future trends, together with its industry structure, including upstream products, applications, etc. A review of glycine's competitiveness is also provided in the report.
The report is based on data sourced by diverse methods, such as desk research, telephone interview, network search. The data collected and compiled was variously sourced from telephone interviews, published magazines, journals, government statistics and CCM’s database, etc. Data obtained from various sources have been combined and cross-checked to ensure that this report is as accurate and methodologically sound as possible.
The key market players in glycine industry are profiled in details. Key market participants studied include Hebei Donghua, Yichang Jinxin, Fuhua Tongda, and Linyi Hongtai, etc.
Research scope of the report
Region: China
Time: 2010–Mar. 2017, primarily 2011 to 2016.
Product: glycine
Aspects: production, export, price, consumption.
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Report Survey of Feed Grade Amino Acids in China Edition(3)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
China's amino acid industry has experienced great development over the past years. With the rapid capacity expansion and technology development in recent years, China became a major feed grade amino acid supplier in the world in 2013. But then, the excessive expansion has taken its toll on the market and led to industry reshuffle in 2014–2015. As a major supplier of feed grade amino acids, China is facing opportunities and challenges. Currently, most feed grade amino acids are overcapacity and the global economy recovers quite slowly, which leads to lots of problem in China's feed grade amino acids industry.
The typical feed grade amino acid products in China include lysine, methionine, monosodium glutamate (MSG), threonine, tryptophan and other products (L-cysteine, L-arginine and so on), which play the leading roles in the development of this industry, while others also play unique roles.
As the main consumption field of feed grade amino acids, farming industry plays an important role in China's amino acid market. The demand from this field keeps a low growth rate because some individual farming factories were shut down partly because of the environment problems and the scale farming could not take over all the market shares immediately.
What will be the new growth point of feed grade amino acids in the future? How will the feed grade amino acids of China develop in the future? This report can answer the above-mentioned questions and provide you a comprehensive insight of the feed grade amino acid industry in China.
Specifically, this report attaches importance to the following parts:
- Production situation of lysine, methionine, monosodium glutamine(MSG) ,threonine, tryptophan, L-Arginine, and L-Cysteine and BCAAs( leucine, isoleucine, valine) (capacity, output and key manufacturers) and consumption situation of these products in China during 2011–2015
- Detailed study of lysine, methionine, monosodium glutamine (MSG), threonine, tryptophan, L-Arginine, and L-Cysteine and BCAAs (leucine, isoleucine, and valine)'s upstream industries (supply, manufacturers, import & export, etc.)
- Forecast on Chinese feed grade amino acid industry during 2016–2020
- Key factors that influence the development of feed grade amino acids in China
- Commercial opportunities of feed grade amino acids
This report is based on data collected via diverse sources. The primary sources include interviews with industrial experts, key players in amino acids market. Various secondary sources include published magazines, journals, government statistics and CCM’s database, etc. Data obtained from various sources have been combined and cross-checked to ensure that this report is as accurate and methodologically sound as possible.
The key market players in feed grade amino acids market are profiled in detail along with their recent developments. Key market participants studied include Fufeng Group Co., Ltd., Meihua Holdings Group Co., Ltd., Henan Julong Bioengineering Co., Ltd., etc.
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Report Production, Export and Consumption of Saccharin in China Edition(2)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
Saccharin production in China is restricted by Chinese government due to the serious pollution generated during its production and the product's disputed safety. Only four saccharin companies are still producing the product in 2012. From 2007 to 2011, the national output of saccharin drops from 18.6 thousand tonnes to 14.7 thousand tonnes at a -5.7% CAGR.
Even so, China is still an important production area of saccharin in the world, and the product is export-oriented. In 2011, 13,555 tonnes of the product is exported, accounting for over 90% of the saccharin output in China. Germany, South Korea and Brazil are the top three export destinations, with 3,778 tonnes or 27.9% of the total export volume sent to them.
In 2011, domestic consumption of saccharin is 1.4 thousand tonnes. The major end users are toothpaste, food and beverages. Toothpaste ranks first with consumption reaching 810 tonnes.
In this report, you can find the latest and detailed information about the production and international trade of saccharin in China. This report shows you the detailed consumption patterns of saccharin in 2011. The products are mainly used to produce food, beverages, toothpaste and so on.
Besides, through this report you can also find out what other changes have taken place in China's saccharin industry from 2011 to 2012. Want to know the future development trend of the industry in China? Read this report!
This report combines CCM's expertise in saccharin market research. Highlights of this report are as follows:
- Production of saccharin in China;
- Consumption of saccharin in China;
- Export of saccharin in China.
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Report Production and Market of Maltodextrin in China Edition(3)soon available0Maltodextrin is a key product used in the fields of food, chemical and pharmaceuticals, etc. Before 2015, its development has been strongly boosted by its increasing applications in these fields. Besides, the demand from other consumer goods like cosmetics, toothpaste and papermaking, etc., also goes upward in recent years, greatly promoting the development of this industry. However, during 2015–2016, the development of the domestic maltodextrin slowed down gradually due to the saturated demand from downstream industries.
The capacity of maltodextrin in China remained 1,913,000 t/a from 2014 to 2016. The operating rate of the domestic maltodextrin industry witnessed a slight increase in these three years, being 57.71% in 2014 and reaching 64.45% in 2016. The output of maltodextrin in China increased slowly from 2014 to 2016, reaching 1,232,900 tonnes in 2016, at a CAGR of 5.68%. This is due to the sluggish downstream demand. What's more, the falling price of corn (a major raw material for maltodextrin) failed to support the price of maltodextrin, which led to profit reduction for manufacturers and thus made manufacturers less enthusiastic to expand production.
Maltodextrin is one of the best basic materials in food and beverage industry. The food and beverage industry including candy, drinks, ice cream, flavoring and essence and etc. is the largest final consumption sector of maltodextrin. In 2014, it captured more than 80% of the terminal consumption market. In 2014, about 1 million tonnes of maltodextrin was consumed in China, 4% more than that in 2013.
With people paying much more attention to health, many new-type additives (as substitutes of maltodextrin) featuring more healthier and less sweetness gradually appeared, but maltodextrin still play an important role in the food and beverage industry as a basic materials. Therefore the market share of maltodextrin will still keep at a high level in the future several years.
This report provides market information of maltodextrin in China in 2015–2017, and its relevant forecast in the following years. In this report, the latest production situation and the consumption details of maltodextrin in China will be analyzed in details. In addition, policies and regulations on maltodextrin in China also can be found in this report.
The report is based on data sourced by diverse methods, such as desk research, telephone interview, and network search. The data collected and compiled was variously sourced from telephone interviews, published magazines, journals, government statistics and CCM’s database, etc. Data obtained from various sources have been combined and cross-checked to ensure that this report is as accurate and methodologically sound as possible.
Major producers and distribution of maltodextrin were given and studied in this report. Major producers include Zhucheng Dongxiao Biotechnology Co., Ltd. and Mengzhou Golden Corn Co., Ltd., etc.
To enquire about this report, please email econtact@cnchemicals.com or call +86-20-37616606.2949Corn Products;Dairy products;Food ingredients;Food products;Maltodextrin;Milk powder;Starch sugar;Starches & Derivatives;Sugar & Sweetenersreports3800NewCnchemicals.com.ProductCollectionService.RelatedProduct[]Published by CCM2018Production and Market of Maltodextrin in China Edition(3)RIndustrial Reports/Product/Report/2949-production_and_market_of_maltodextrin_in_china_edition_3.html
Report 2018 Semiannual Report Analysis of China's Listed Pesticide Enterprises Edition(2)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
This report is about the business performance of 28 listed pesticide companies in China in H1 2015. Besides, their major performance indexes in the past three to five years had been given, and the reasons behind the changes have also been analysed.
As of 31th Aug., 2015, all 28 listed pesticide enterprises in China had published their 2015 semiannual reports. Analysis on these listed domestic pesticide enterprises could bring much valuable information about them and the whole pesticide industry as they are the representatives of the pesticide industry in China. In 2015, China's pesticide enterprises entered into capital market one by one. There were six new comers in this report, and there may be more in the next edition for that some domestic pesticide companies are preparing for entry into the capital market.
On the whole, the data from these listed pesticide enterprises in H1 2015 showed ups and downs compared with their performances in H1 2014, with both the total revenue and net profit in H1 2015 from the 27 listed pesticide enterprises excluding Sinochem International Corporation suffering a decrease. Specifically, the total revenue of the 27 listed pesticide enterprises in H1 2015 fell to USD5,428.96 million, 0.31% lower year on year; while the net profit of the 27 listed pesticide enterprises slid to USD419.84 million, at a year-on-year decrease of 18.86%; but in regard to the pesticide business itself, the total pesticide revenue of the 24 enterprises enjoyed a slight increase, reaching USD3,302.18 million, at a year-on-year growth rate of 3.30%.
Several reasons may be responsible for these changes. The business performance of many companies was affected by their pesticide structure to some extent, like Jiangsu Lanfeng Bio-Chemical Co., Ltd. Adjustment of product structure and strategy transitions have been carried out by many enterprises, and M&A also greatly affected the ranking of the listed pesticide enterprises. Pesticide e-business platforms have been under construction in many enterprises like Jiangsu Huifeng Argochemical Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Noposion Argochemical Co., Ltd. and ENN Ecological Holding Co., Ltd., and have emerged as a new growth point in their pesticide business.
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Report Market Overview of Specialty Fertilizer in China Edition(2)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
China is a big agricultural country and the biggest user of chemical fertiliser, owning 7% of the world's arable land, while consuming 35% fertilisers of the world total.
Currently, China’s traditional fertilisers suffer overcapacity. Furthermore, serious environmental regulations in China have increased production cost in fertiliser production these years. And it’s worthy to note that downstream demand for fertilisers may come down because of the Proposal to Take Actions to Achieve Zero Growth in Fertiliser Use by 2020, which was unveiled by the Ministry of Agriculture of the People’s Republic of China.
Fortunately, the tariff policies which are increasingly favorable for the export of compound fertilisers had been issued in recent years. In 2017, the Chinese administration issued the “zero tariffs” policy on part of the fertilisers, which was a move intending to get the business out of trouble. This policy will continue in 2018, so as to manage the conflict brought by the full-year production and the seasonal demand.
Traditional fertiliser suppliers will have more opportunities in overseas market. And in domestic sales, specialty fertilisers which are high value-added fertilisers will become popular. In order to find more commercial opportunities on specialty fertiliser, CCM has done deep research on the following aspects:
1. Market size, growth rate, capacity situation and forecast on the NPK fertiliser and water-soluble fertiliser (WSF) industry in China, 2013–H1 2015.
2. Capacity and output of raw material for NPK fertiliser and WSF of major players in China, 2013–H1 2015.
3. Market information of WSF, control released and other specialty fertilisers, including major brands, price level, industry profitability and market dynamic.
4. Marker drivers, restrains and trend of fertiliser industry of China.
5. Information for five major specialty fertiliser players in China.
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Report Merger and Acquisition Case Analysis of Listed Seed Companies in China Edition(2)soon available0The description is for the previous version of the report and will be renewed after this new version completed.
In recent years, China's seed industry is getting more and more attention, but there is still a large gap between China and other developed countries. Multinational companies drive the M&A of seed industry. To conduct M&A is urgent for China’s seed companies to integrate their resources and promote their development. Winall Hi-tech Seed Co., Ltd. (Winall Hi-tech) has become bigger and stronger by acquiring some other companies such as Liaoning Tieyan Seed Industry Science and Technology Co., Ltd., which contributed much capital to Winall Hi-tech. From the M&A case analysis of Winall Hi-tech, there are some characteristics of M&A such as to expand regional influences by M&A and some experiences gained from this M&A which the management ideas between the parties of M&A reach a common understanding. In 2012–2014, Winall Hi-tech's revenue and net profit kept increasing. It is forecasted that M&A will increase in the future.
Furthermore, Zhongnongfa Seed Industry Group Co., Ltd. (Zhongnongfa Seed) acquired several companies during 2011–2014. That promoted its development in the seed industry and integrated its resources. In 2013–2014, Zhongnongfa Seed's revenue and net profit kept increasing, but its share of main subsidiaries in Zhongnongfa Seed dropped rapidly at the same time.
Nevertheless, it's wise to note that M&A risks still exist in these two companies, such as management risk between the company and the acquired one, including integration of mechanism, system of control and company culture. If risk control is improper, the company may suffer loss.
This report gives detailed case analysis of merger and acquisition of listed seed companies in China, including:
- To give profiles of Winall Hi-tech Seed Co., Ltd. (Winall Hi-tech) and Zhongnongfa Seed Industry Group Co., Ltd. (Zhongnongfa Seed);
- To describe the M&A process of Winall Hi-tech and Zhongnongfa Seed;
- To analysis the characteristics, experiences and risks of M&A;
- To analysis the effect of M&A of Winall Hi-tech and Zhongnongfa Seed, including financial and product structure situation.
Key Questions Answered in this Report
- What's the current M&A situation for China seed industry and what will the future situation?
- What is the underlying trend driving change in the industry?
- Who are the key vendors in China seed industry?
- What are the market opportunities brought by M&A cases?
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Report Market of Food-grade Phosphoric Acid and Phosphates in China Edition(2)soon available0This report aims at revealing the development of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphates in China from various perspectives to help readers gain insights into the Chinese market. Readers can get the following information:
- Development and trend of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphate industries in China;
- Supply and demand situation of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphate in China;
- Leading producers of both kinds of products;
- Intelligence and inspiration on business opportunities in both industries;
- Extra insight by talking with our research team directly.
Food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphates are two important kinds of food additives in China.
Since 2010, the output of food-grade phosphoric acid has been fluctuating in China along with its export volume, and the consumption grew at a small rate as well. Production technology of the product is a hot concern, as the wet process is arising and shows signs to become a mainstream. Plus, the Chinese government's support to this method will shine its way.
Driven by the fast-growing demand from downstream industries, capacity of food-grade phosphates is increasing rapidly in China in recent years. Yet, overcapacity but a lack of high-end products has become a bottleneck to the industry's development. Besides, the product varieties are limited, mostly Na phosphates, and there's a lack of mature formulating technology to make phosphate blends. To cater to the increasing demand from downstream industries, the product varieties and forms should and will become more diversified.
The Chinese government increased export tax rebate for some products in 2015. The rebate rate for food grade sodium tripolyphosphate was raised from 0 to 13% and that for food grade hexametaphosphate from 5% to 9%. This will help boost China's phosphate exports, strengthen the competitiveness of domestic products, and improve the profitability of phosphate manufacturers.
This report provides deep analysis from below perspectives:
- Basic information of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphates;
- Supply and demand of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphates in 2014-2017;
- Consumption breakdown of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphates by downstream segments in 2017;
- Development of production technology of food-grade phosphoric acid in China (Thermal process vs wet process);
- Major producers of food-grade phosphates (geographic distribution and 2017 capacity);
- Analysis of four representative producers (business and product line, capacity and output, differentiators in competition and recent dynamics);
- Development trend of food-grade phosphoric acid and phosphates in China;
- Business opportunities in both industries.
To enquire about this report, please email econtact@cnchemicals.com or call +86-20-37616606.2953Chemicals and materials;Food ingredients;Inorganic Basic Chemicals;Other Food Ingredients;Phosphates;Phosphoric acidreports16000NewCnchemicals.com.ProductCollectionService.RelatedProduct[]Published by CCM2018Market of Food-grade Phosphoric Acid and Phosphates in China Edition(2)RIndustrial Reports/Product/Report/2953-market_of_food_grade_phosphoric_acid_and_phosphates_in_china_edition_2.html
