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As a device pumping gases at a high speed to improve and maintain a vacuum state within a wide pressure range, vacuum pump is widely applied in the industries such as metallurgy, chemical, food and electroplating.

In 2011, the output of vacuum pump in China registered 7.3996 million sets, with a year-on-year rise of 12.6%. In 2012, the figure approximated 8.5 million sets, rising by 15% from a year earlier. Affected by downstream demand and environmental protection pressure, the product segments of vacuum pump behave differently. For example, in spite of a wide application scope, the market share of water ring vacuum pump shrinks gradually due to the restriction of environmental protection pressure; the dry vacuum pump rose sharply and performed well in 2012, and the high-end market is mainly dominated by enterprises from Europe, America and Japan.

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From the perspective of vacuum pump import/export unit price in China, the vacuum pump import unit price amounted to USD252.08/set in 2012, while the export unit price reached USD42.35/set in same term, indicating relatively high import dependency on high-end products. Along with the improvement of technical level of vacuum pump in China, the import unit price is now witnessing decline gradually.

As of the end of 2012, major foreign-funded enterprises of vacuum pump have made arrangements in Chinese market, including Gardner Denver, Leybold ULVAC, Osaka Vacuum, Tuthill, Edward, etc.. In particular, Gardner Denver has established 9 subsidiaries in China, involving Gardner Denver Nash Machinery (with major sales brand as Nash), Gardner Denver Thomas Pneumatic Systems (Wuxi) (Thomas), ILMVAC Trading (Shanghai) (ILMVAC), Gardner Denver Trading (Shanghai) (Elmo Rietschle), Gardner Denver Machinery (Shanghai) (Air Drive, Drum, Emco Wheaton, Gardner Denver, TODO and Wittig) and so on.

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Table of Content

1 Overview of Vacuum Pump Industry
1.1 Definition and Classification
1.1.1 Definition
1.1.2 Application Area and Range
1.2 Industrial Policy

2. Vacuum Pump Market
2.1 Industry Overview
2.2 Import & Export
2.3 Market Pattern

3. Market Segments
3.1 Water Ring Vacuum Pump
3.2 Dry Vacuum Pump
3.2.1 Overview
3.2.2 Market Size
3.3 Molecular Pump

4. Major Multinational Manufacturers
4.1 Gardner Denver
4.1.1 Profile
4.1.2 Pump Business
4.1.3 Gardner Denver Nash Machinery Ltd.
4.1.4 Thomas
4.1.5 Elmo Rietschle.
4.1.6 ILMVAC
4.1.7 Robuschi
4.1.8 Gardner Denver China
4.2 Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum
4.2.1 Profile
4.2.2 OLV China
4.3 ULVAC
4.3.1 Profile
4.3.2 Vacuum Pumps
4.3.3 ULVAC China (ULVAC Ningbo Co., Ltd.)
4.4 Osaka Vacuum
4.4.1 Profile
4.4.2 Business Performance
4.4.3 Osaka Vacuum China
4.5 Tuthill
4.6 Edwards
4.6.1 Profile
4.6.2 General Vacuum
4.6.3 Edwards China (Edwards Vacuum Pump Manufacturing Shanghai Co., Ltd.)
4.7 Busch
4.7.1 Profile
4.7.2 Busch China (Busch Vacuum Shanghai Co., Ltd.)
4.8 Pfeiffer Vacuum GmbH
4.8.1 Profile
4.8.2 Vacuum Pumps
4.8.3 Pfeiffer Vacuum (Shanghai)
4.9 KNF
4.10 Kashiyama

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“Research and Development Forecast of Smart Card Industry in China, 2013-2017” is the new market research report added to the ReportsnReports.com store.

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Research and Development Forecast of Smart Card Industry in China, 2013-2017 mainly analyzes the market status of the smart card industry at home and abroad, competition status and business performance of the main enterprises. It makes a prediction about the smart card industry, which provides a decision-making reference for enterprises to understand this industry as well as invest in the field.

According to statistics, the global smart card shipments reached more than 4 billion in 2012, which still remained a stable growth under the negative influence of global financial crisis. The representative smart card manufacturers in Europe are Gemalto, ST, Infineon and NXP, who have pushed forward smart card industry development - http://www.reportsnreports.com/reports/246642-research-and-development-forecast-of-smart-card-industry-in-china-2013-2017.html. At present, many countries in Europe have changed from using a magnetic stripe card to chip card, which is also called as EMV move, with a great demand for smart card.

With the rapid development of industry informatization in the Asian-Pacific region, China, India, Japan, South Korea and other Southeast Asian countries have a great demand for smart cards. In addition, China is the largest market, almost accounting for the one third of global market.

Until 2012, it appeared to be a favorable trend no matter in finance, social security or public transportation, medical treatment. In recent two years, the growth rate of smart card market reached over 10%, sales amount of smart cards in China exceeded CNY 10 billion in 2012.

Telecommunications sector is the leader to start up smart card application in China, which has attached much importance to promote the application of smart cards, Smart cards (SIM, UIM, public phone IC card, PIM card) can be seen not only in high-end mobile phone but also in normal public phone. It undoubtedly advances this industry to be strong and developed.

In 2012, the purchase of smart cards in China’s telecom field added up to over 6.5 billion cards. In the next five years, more smart cards will be purchased in China’s telecom field, estimating 4 billion cards. Especially after the popularization of 3G network, it accelerated the elimination of 2G SIM card.

IC Card (Smart Card) Manufacturers mentioned in “Research and Development Forecast of Smart Card Industry in China, 2013-2017”:
1.    Gemalto
2.    Hengbao Co., Ltd.
3.    Eastcompeace
4.    Wuhan Tianyu Information Industry Co., Ltd.

Leading Enterprises in RFID Industry:

1.    Tatwah Smartech Co., Ltd.
2.    Invengo Information Technology Co., Ltd.
3.    Shanghai Super Ele&Tec Co., Ltd.
4.    Sense Technology Co., Ltd.

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Table of Contents:
1.    Overview of Smart Card Industry
2.    Development Environment of Smart Card Industry in China
3.    Market Status of Smart Card Industry
4.    Smart Card Upstream Industry
5.    Smart Card Chip Manufacturers in China
6.    Development Forecast of Smart Card Industry in China
7.    Investment Opportunity and Risks in Smart Card Industry

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Global and China Mobile Phone (Cell Phone) Assembly Industry Report, 2012-2013 : In 2012, the smartphone shipment worldwide approximated 787 million sets, up 51.3% over 2011. The estimate shows that the figure in 2013 will be 950 million sets, up 20.7% over 2012. In 2013, smartphone is expected to make up 58% of the overall mobile phone market.

Global and China Stainless Steel & Products Industry Report, 2012-2015: An in-depth analysis of the development background and market pattern of global and China stainless steel & products industry with detailed data, a specific analysis of operation of 14 Chinese and foreign companies (Outokumpu, Acerinox, TISCO, etc.) as well as a prediction about the future development.

China Vacuum Pump Industry Report, 2013-2016: As a device pumping gases at a high speed to improve and maintain a vacuum state within a wide pressure range, vacuum pump is widely applied in the industries such as metallurgy, chemical, food and electroplating.
In 2011, the output of vacuum pump in China registered 7.3996 million sets, with a year-on-year rise of 12.6%. In 2012, the figure approximated 8.5 million sets, rising by 15% from a year earlier. Affected by downstream demand and environmental protection pressure, the product segments of vacuum pump behave differently. For example, in spite of a wide application scope, the market share of water ring vacuum pump shrinks gradually due to the restriction of environmental protection pressure; the dry vacuum pump rose sharply and performed well in 2012, and the high-end market is mainly dominated by enterprises from Europe, America and Japan.

From the perspective of vacuum pump import/export unit price in China, the vacuum pump import unit price amounted to USD252.08/set in 2012, while the export unit price reached USD42.35/set in same term, indicating relatively high import dependency on high-end products.

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iProperty.com (http://www.iproperty.com.my) Providing developers in Asia an avenue to showcase their developments to buyers and investors in Mainland China.

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High real-estate prices in China, combined with an increasingly wealthy group of investors looking for opportunities overseas, is resulting in many mainland Chinese investors snapping up properties in Asia. With such a high demand, property developers across the region are also actively looking for avenues to promote their developments to this group of astute investors.

Best positioned to meet this high demand, iProperty Group’s Chief Executive Officer, Shaun Di Gregorio, said that the company has launched a series of products that will offer property developers across the region the opportunity to not just reach these investors but also have a platform to start building their brand presence in China. At the same time, the company will offer mainland Chinese property buyers and investors access to properties throughout Asia, making the iProperty Group http://www.iproperty.com the first company to offer such a comprehensive service.

“With the our strong brand presence in Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore, generating more than 70 million page views monthly, we are set to provide property developers across Asia and the world with an avenue to tap into the China market. Data has shown that there are 63 million people in China that have finances to invest in property overseas. In 2012, they spent approximately USD50 billion on overseas residential properties. We can see the demand is huge and we are providing developers a platform to access Mainland Chinese buyers,” added Di Gregorio.

Among the products being launched for developers to promote their developments and build a brand presence in China include the opportunity to participate in iProperty’s highly successful property exhibitions that will be held in Shanghai and Beijing. The property exhibitions are set to offer developers direct access to high net worth Mainland Chinese property buyers and investors.

Property developers that sign up with the iProperty Group will have prominent exposure as they will be able to access the iProperty Group’s database of qualified Mainland Chinese property buyers and investors who are actively looking to invest in property overseas. The company is also set to launch a range of social media product offerings that are designed to effectively disseminate information within mainland China, aimed at drawing attention from potential buyers and investors there.

He added that in addition to this, the iProperty Group will also be leveraging on its portal in Hong Kong, GoHome.com.hk.

”We will be leveraging on GoHome.com.hk, the No.1 property portal in Hong Kong, to provide developers the opportunity to obtain market intelligent reports. These insights are valuable in providing them with a platform to meet the needs of property buyers and investors. It is pointless just promoting their developments if they do not know what these property buyers and investors are interested in. We are providing them the most comprehensive and effective marketing platform,” explained Di Gregorio.

Shedding further information, he said that the property portal will also be the ideal platform for mainland Chinese property investors and buyers to leverage on to get information on current market trends, up-to-date news and information on the respective developers, all with the objective of helping them make an informed decision.

“Mainland Chinese investors have set their eyes on Malaysia and Singapore because of its close proximity to China and also because Mandarin is a language that is widely spoken in these two countries. These are major factors that play a vital role in attracting property buyers and investors to these countries,” elaborated Di Gregorio

The announcement of the proposed High Speed Rail system between Singapore and Malaysia has also created strong interest from mainland Chinese investors. The project in Iskandar Malaysia is also sparking interest among these buyers. The railway is expected to boost industries in the Malaysian cities it passes through, including Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Malacca and Johor Bahru.

Di Gregorio also said that the products and services offered by the iProperty Group provides developers with greater visibility.

“Developers now have the opportunity to further diversify their portfolio and have a unique platform to tap into this astute group of property buyers and investors in China. We believe that the move will bring clear benefits to all developers, creating a significant platform and value for them.” concluded Di Gregorio.

About iProperty Group Limited (iproperty-group.com)

Listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, the iProperty Group (ASX:IPP) owns and operates Asia’s No.1 network of property websites under the iProperty.com umbrella brand. Headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the Company is focused on developing and operating leading property portals with other complementary offerings in Asian markets. It currently operates market leading property portals in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Macau, Indonesia and Singapore, and has investments in India and Philippines. With further expansion planned, the iProperty Group is continuously working to capitalise on its market-leading positions and the rapidly growing online property advertising market throughout the region. Along with 18 property websites across the region, the Group’s portfolio also includes the first comprehensive regional commercial property website, CommercialAsia.com, as well as a regional property exhibition business and monthly property magazines in Malaysia and Indonesia.

iProperty Group Network of websites:

· Malaysia: iProperty.com.my
· Indonesia: rumah123.com and rumahdanproperti.com
· Hong Kong: GoHome.com.hk
· Macau: vProperty.com
· Singapore: iProperty.com.sg
· Commercial: CommercialAsia.com
· India: in.iProperty.com
· Philippines: iProperty.com.ph
· Events: expo.iproperty.com
· Luxury: iLuxuryasia.com Reported by PRWeb 3 days ago.

It often appears there is one rule for small, insignificant countries and another for rising superpowers seen as 'strategic partners'

"Open your newspaper any day of the week and you will find a report from somewhere in the world of someone being imprisoned, tortured or executed because his opinions or religion are unacceptable to his government." Those words were written 52 years ago in an Observer article by Peter Benenson, who would go on to found Amnesty International.

Since then, the world has undergone profound changes. The iron curtain has fallen, democracy has taken root in eastern Europe, Latin America and much of Africa, and rapid advances in technology have made us more globally interconnected than ever before. Nonetheless, arbitrary imprisonment, torture and execution on political grounds remain commonplace. China, the world's rising superpower, continues to systematically engage in the political repression and torture of its citizens, with an estimated 7 to 8 million Chinese currently being held in prison or labour camps. From Cameroon to Cuba, Belarus to Bahrain, governments go on torturing and imprisoning those who dare to question their authority. For too many people around the world, the basic freedoms that are taken for granted in the west continue to be nothing but a distant dream.

On Wednesday, at the European parliament, we launched a transatlantic pact between the EU and US to highlight human rights abuses around the world. The Defending Freedoms Project, in association with Amnesty International and ChinaAid, calls on members of the European parliament and US congressmen and women to adopt and advocate on behalf of prisoners of conscience from around the world. Examples include Gao Zhisheng, the prominent Chinese human rights activist who has been repeatedly imprisoned and severely tortured for the last seven years. Or Nabeel Rajab, the Bahraini pro-democracy campaigner who has been beaten, jailed and denied medical treatment. By generating attention and support to these individual cases, it is hoped that combined pressure from the US and EU will help to secure their release.

Some regimes, including the Chinese government, defend oppression arguing that their societies place greater emphasis on political stability or economic growth than on individual freedoms. Yet this claim does not hold up to scrutiny. Chinese leaders have tried to bolster their waning legitimacy by pointing to the ancient ideals of Confucianism, as evidenced by the ubiquitous presence of state-sponsored Confucius Institutes around the world. But the ancient Confucian concept of minben asserted that "the people are the root of the state", and that their concerns should always come before the desires of those who rule them. Confucianism stresses the moral obligations and rights of the individual, and thus rejects a blind obedience to the state that reduces us all to mere cogs in the machine. Moreover, China's government is failing to respect its own laws and the rights that are enshrined in the Chinese constitution.

As we saw most recently during the Arab spring, all people around the world instinctively crave the same basic freedoms: the right to speak your mind without fear of torture or imprisonment, to be free from extra-judicial execution and disappearance and to criticise your government without putting yourself or your loved ones in danger. These fundamental rights are indisputably universal, and should be upheld at any cost. Benjamin Franklin once famously stated: "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither."

For too long, western governments have stood by as authoritarian regimes around the world engage in systematic repression with impunity. The EU-China human rights dialogue, established 14 years ago, has yielded no tangible results, serving instead as a fig leaf for European leaders' general reluctance to challenge China robustly on its human rights record. The US, while historically more outspoken in its criticism of the Chinese government, has been increasingly cowed in recent years by China's growing economic and military might.

Likewise, European leaders have tended to mute their concerns over Moscow's deteriorating human rights record, largely as a result of their dependence on Russian oil and gas. Last month, in a welcome step, the US administration published a blacklist of 18 Russian human rights abusers who will now be subject to financial and travel sanctions. But until relatively recently, overt criticism was overshadowed by Obama's desire to "reset" relations with Russia and promote strategic and economic co-operation. Too often, it has appeared that there is one rule for small, insignificant countries such as Zimbabwe or Myanmar, and another for those rising superpowers deemed to be "strategic partners."

Together, the EU and US account for around half of global GDP and almost two-thirds of global military spending. A co-ordinated, transatlantic approach to human rights would mean the world's rising authoritarian powers could no longer act with impunity. Much has been made of the proposed EU-US trade agreement, and how this could counter China's growing power by allowing the EU and US to jointly set global trading rules. By using their combined economic and political clout, the EU and US could equally be promoting global standards on fundamental human rights.

In recent weeks, the heated debate over Britain's EU membership has largely revolved around economic costs and benefits. But international co-operation is not just about promoting trade and economic prosperity. It is about giving Britain the ability to project its influence around the globe.

Throughout history, there has been no authoritarian regime that has not eventually crumbled. None have been able to indefinitely repress the inherent human desire for justice and freedom from tyranny and subjugation. However, in showing solidarity with those who have the courage to challenge their oppressors, we can help to speed up the process of reform. And by co-operating with its allies, both in the EU and beyond, Britain can uphold its values and principles in a rapidly changing world. Reported by guardian.co.uk 3 days ago.

China retained its lead over Japan as the largest foreign creditor to America in March, US Treasury Department data shows.

China's holdings of Treasuries fell 0.1 per cent in March to US$1.25 trillion, while Japan reduced its stake by 0.05 per cent to US$1.1 trillion, according to data released yesterday. China held 11 per cent of the US debt, compared with 9.7 per cent by Japan. China's stake reached a record US$1.31 trillion in July 2011. Reported by S.China Morning Post 2 days ago.

Vatican City, May 16, 2013 / 10:00 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Approval for the beatification of the Italian Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci, who ministered in China 500 years ago, depends to some degree on the Vatican’s relations with China.

“Part of the beatification depends on the political relations between China and the Vatican,” said Father Anton Witwer, the postulator of his cause.

“It’s possible to wait, even if all things are clear for a beatification, something like five years to see if the political situation has changed and is more favorable for the cause,” he told CNA in a May 15 interview.

Jesuit Father Matteo Ricci was an expert in mathematics, cosmology and astronomy, who helped spread the Gospel in China during the 16th century.

The Italian Jesuit was the first Westerner invited into the Forbidden City, the Chinese imperial palace where the emperor lived, and he produced the first map of China where Africa, Europe and America also appeared.

The process of naming him a saint involves several steps, beginning with his life being recognized as one of “heroic virtue,” before he can be beatified, which is the step before sainthood.

According to Fr. Witwer, the process began in 1985 in the Italian town of Macerata, but “it was only a historical opening so it was not sufficient.”

“This is why we had to make a new process,” he added, referring to the one initiated on Jan. 24, 2010.

The German priest, who is the General Postulator of the Society of Jesus, also explained some of the considerations that can impact the timing of Fr. Ricci’s beatification.

“First, a beatification has to help the local church (in China) to sustain and grow faith, and if there is a political impediment, it is sometimes necessary to choose the just time,” Fr. Witwer said.

In fact, the Vatican asked Fr. Witwer to introduce the cause of Fr. Ricci’s lay collaborator Xu Guanqi because “for China, it would maybe be better if a European and a Chinese are beatified more or less together,” he explained.

“This would be better for China because it is easier to accept a Chinese Blessed and not only a missionary working in China,” he added.

But according to the Jesuit postulator, Xu Guanqi’s beatification process is on hold since it was introduced in Shanghai, which is currently without a bishop.

The Italian Diocese of Macerata finished studying the case of Fr. Ricci on May 10, and passed it to the Vatican’s Congregation for the Causes of Saints.

The congregation will now examine the case to decide whether or not to give the missionary, who spoke fluent Chinese and embraced the country’s culture and customs, the status of heroic virtue.

The postulator pointed out that if the Vatican gives Fr. Ricci that status, it would mean “he lived as a virtuous of faith, obedience and poverty, more than the average Christian.”

The next step in eventually proclaiming him a saint would be to beatify him, making him Blessed Mateo Ricci. That step, among other things, will involve a miracle being attributed to his intercession and have it certified as miraculous by separate panels of medical doctors, cardinals and the Pope.

“We still have to wait for the beatification because we have to wait for a miracle, which we don’t have yet,” Fr. Witwer reported.

“The Diocese of Macerata will now bring documents to the congregation and we will have to examine their canonical correctness,” said Fr. Witwer.

The postulator explained that the next step in determining whether Fr. Ricci lived a life of heroic virtue involves drafting a document of around 500 pages – known as a “Positio” – that details the life, writings and virtues of the priest.

It will be directed by the relator of the saints congregation, a “sort of thesis moderator, and then studied by historians, theologians and finally by cardinals,” said Fr. Witwer.

“Maybe in two years we can finish the Positio, then several years will be needed to study it, and then a few more years may be needed before the beatification finally takes place,” he said. Reported by CNA 2 days ago.

Western Brands Aren't Sweating China's Crackdown On Luxury

This isn’t the Chinese government’s first declaration of war on official corruption and wanton spending—and Western companies know it.

Some of the world’s biggest liquor producers and carmakers are shrugging off dramatic falls in sales of luxury cars, watches and alcohol resulting from Xi Jinping’s recent crackdown on assorted luxuries.

China’s Communist Party has banned banquets, restricted the registration of military license plates on premium cars and banned television and radio advertisement for expensive watches, stamps, and gold coins.

As a result, Chinese sales of luxury watches have suffered. (As many as 60% of high-end timepieces are gifted to public servants.) Revenues at upscale restaurants in Shanghai, Beijing and Ningbo fell between 20% and 35% in January, state media Xinhua reported.

Sales of Bentleys in China dropped 20% (paywall) for the first quarter, while sales growth for BMW and Volkswagen’s Audi slowed dramatically (paywall). Sales of baijiu, a premium Chinese grain liquor, by Diageo, the world’s largest distiller, fell 40% in the first three months of this year, according to a company call on May 14.

Nomura analyst Ian Shackleton thinks the ”rough ride” in the baijiu industry is temporary; he sees double-digit growth returning in the long-term.

Pernod Ricard, the world’s second largest distiller, attributed the recent drop in its Scotch sales in China to the country’s leadership change and the corruption crackdown.

“We definitely see this impact as a short-term one,” said Jean Touboul, vice-president of investor relations in March.

Pernod’s CEO, Pierre Pringue added in April, “We will return to double-digit growth in the medium term.”

Referring to China’s last leadership transition, he said, “We have seen this before in 2003.”

Similar sentiments are guiding carmakers like Mercedes and Porsche.

“There’s too much wealth being generated in China at this point in time for people not to have an interest in vehicles,” said Hans Hennig, group managing director of Jebsen, which distributes Porsche in China.

Last year, China, Hong Kong and Macao accounted for Porsche’s fastest growing region in terms of sales.

Still, Diageo is making at least one strategic shift. Gilbert Ghostine, president of Diageo Asia-Pacific, said on the May 14 call that it was angling to sell more scotch, especially Johnnie Walker, which accounts for roughly half the company’s investment in China.

So far, sales of liquors like scotch and cognac, 10% to 15% of which go towards gifts, haven’t flinched.

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New market research report “China Titanium Dioxide Opportunity” worked out by Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co. Ltd (CCM) has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.

London, UK (PRWEB) May 16, 2013

Since 2009, China has been dominating the global titanium dioxide (TiO2) market in terms of production and export volumes. In 2010, the country’s TiO2 production overrode 2 million tonnes; and output was estimated at nearly 1.4 million tonnes.

The Chinese TiO2 capacity is forecast to go beyond 41 million tonnes by 2015. By that time, over 20 TiO2 projects are scheduled to be completed in the country. Meanwhile, the growing independence on feedstock imports and booming prices present a possible risk to the country’s TiO2 market.

New market research report “China Titanium Dioxide Opportunity” worked out by Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co. Ltd (CCM) has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.

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The report provides in-depth analysis of China’sTiO2 industry prospects. It presents an investigation of the industry and its background; uncovers vital findings on the actual market state, titanium ore supply dynamics, TiO2 consumption statistics; traces price fluctuations; and discloses data on the development of the chloride process technology and its application in China. The research describes market strategies; sheds light on the latest developments and prospects of this industry. The study provides demand and consumption forecasts for TiO2 in the country; examines emerging production methods and technological trends; outlines future opportunities for the Chinese TiO2 market.

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More new research reports by the publisher can be found at CCM page. Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.

E-Commerce China Dangdang Beats on Both Top and Bottom Lines

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*E-Commerce China Dangdang* (NYS: DANG) reported earnings on May 16. Here are the numbers you need to know.

*The 10-second takeaway
* For the quarter ended March 31 (Q1), E-Commerce China Dangdang beat expectations on revenues and exceeded expectations on earnings per share.

Compared to the prior-year quarter, revenue grew significantly. Non-GAAP loss per share contracted. GAAP loss per share dropped.

Margins expanded across the board.

*Revenue details
* E-Commerce China Dangdang reported revenue of $214.7 million. The nine analysts polled by S&P Capital IQ expected sales of $210.0 million on the same basis. GAAP reported sales were 25% higher than the prior-year quarter's $172.0 million.

Source: S&P Capital IQ. Quarterly periods. Dollar amounts in millions. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.

*EPS details
* EPS came in at -$0.14. The eight earnings estimates compiled by S&P Capital IQ anticipated -$0.18 per share. Non-GAAP EPS were -$0.14 for Q1 versus -$0.20 per share for the prior-year quarter. GAAP EPS were -$0.15 for Q1 versus -$0.20 per share for the prior-year quarter.

Source: S&P Capital IQ. Quarterly periods. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.

*Margin details
* For the quarter, gross margin was 17.2%, 300 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. Operating margin was -6.0%, 390 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. Net margin was -5.5%, 370 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. (Margins calculated in GAAP terms.)

*Looking ahead
* Next quarter's average estimate for revenue is $240.4 million. On the bottom line, the average EPS estimate is -$0.19.

Next year's average estimate for revenue is $1.05 billion. The average EPS estimate is -$0.78.

*Investor sentiment
* The stock has a two-star rating (out of five) at Motley Fool CAPS, with 173 members out of 226 rating the stock outperform, and 53 members rating it underperform. Among 43 CAPS All-Star picks (recommendations by the highest-ranked CAPS members), 28 give E-Commerce China Dangdang a green thumbs-up, and 15 give it a red thumbs-down.

Of Wall Street recommendations tracked by S&P Capital IQ, the average opinion on E-Commerce China Dangdang is outperform, with an average price target of $5.48.

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*India has turned down China's proposal to launch negotiations for a regional trade agreement citing the widening imbalance in bilateral commerce over the past few years despite a promise by former Chinese premier Wen Jiabao to address the issue.
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Ahead of Wen's successor Li Keqiang's first visit to India, New Delhi made it clear to Beijing that it was not willing to start negotiations for a regional trade arrangement unless the latter took some serious measures to address its concerns over widening trade imbalance. Though the recent border standoff at Depsang valley in Ladakh cast a shadow on the bilateral ties, China is keen to focus on its trade and economic relations with India during Li's three-day visit to New Delhi and Mumbai commencing Sunday.

India-China bilateral trade grew from $61.74 billion in 2010 to $73.9 billion in 2011, but then declined to $66.57 billion in 2012.

India's trade deficit with China, however, continued to grow steadily from $20.02 in 2010 to $27.08 in 2011 and $28.93 in 2012.

The trade imbalance continued to grow over the past years despite a specific promise Wen had made during his meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi in December 2010. The two leaders had set a new bilateral trade target of $100 billion to be achieved by 2015, with Wen assuring Singh that Beijing would "take measures to promote greater Indian exports to China with a view to reduce India's trade deficit" with China.

The measures promised by Wen included Beijing's support for Indian participation in national and regional trade fairs in China, advancing trade facilitation, enhancing exchange and cooperation of pharmaceutical supervision and building stronger relationships between Chinese enterprises and Indian IT industry and speedier completion of phyto-sanitary negotiations on agro products.

But, notwithstanding Wen's promises, not much had changed on the ground since 2010 and Indian companies continued to experience difficulties in doing business in China. Even the Indian IT and pharmaceutical companies have little penetration in China, despite achieving successes around the world.

Sources told Deccan Herald that New Delhi would express its concerns over growing imbalances in bilateral trade during the new Chinese Premier's visit and would press Beijing hard to deliver on the promises made by Wen.

Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Chen Jian, however, told D S Rawat, secretary general of the industry body ASSOCHAM, in New Delhi on Thursday that Beijing was keen to help Indian exporters to market their products in China. Reported by Deccan Herald 2 days ago.

Mr. Brian Su, CEO of Artisan Business Group Inc., will lead the 2013 China Senior Care Business and Investment Trade Mission to Shanghai, August 19-24, 2013.

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) May 16, 2013

Mr. Brian Su, CEO of Artisan Business Group Inc., will lead The 2013 China Senior Care Business and Investment Exploratory Trade Mission to Shanghai, August 19-24, 2013. The China Senior Care Business and Investment Delegation provides a unique opportunity to explore the emerging senior care industry and investment opportunities throughout China and meet with leading professionals in this industry.

The China Senior Care Business and Investment Delegation will allow participants to promote their company’s services and products to the emerging China senior care market. The senior care delegation’s core objective is bringing US business executives to meet their potential senior care partners in China. The main attraction during the exploratory delegation is attending the 2013 International Senior Care Show with the option to display your own exhibitor booth during the show. The International Care Show 2013 is a mixed event featuring a trade show, business match-making services, vocational training and technical seminars. The delegation will also have the unique opportunity to tour Chinese senior care facilities and meet with the top management of the facilities. The touring of large senior housing, assisted living facilities and specialized care throughout Shanghai will provide the participants an eye-opening experience. This exploratory delegation gives you the platform to form productive working relationships to conduct future business in China’s senior care industry. It provides US operators, distributors, suppliers, manufacturers and agents the chance to meet worldwide senior care operators, real estate developers, investors and consulting firms in an international setting with trade opportunities, education and business networking. EB-5 project developers who are seeking EB-5 capital for assisted living, senior housing and memory care facilities are welcome to join.

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Bestselling author launches his award-winning Student Bible in Chinese.

Colorado Springs, CO (PRWEB) May 17, 2013

Bestselling author and speaker Philip Yancey recently joined Biblica executives Scott Bolinder and Richard Loh for a series of strategic meetings in Beijing and Shanghai to explore ways of meeting the growing hunger for God’s Word in the world’s most populous country.

In Shanghai, Yancey unveiled the Chinese Student Bible, the latest adaptation of the Gold-Medallion Award-winning NIV Student Bible, one of the bestselling Bibles in modern history. The Student Bible was originally created to help students of all ages overcome common barriers to reading and understanding Scripture. The Chinese Student Bible features the complete text of the Chinese Contemporary Bible (CCB) translation.

Yancey and Biblica presented the first copies of the Chinese Student Bible to leaders and representatives of the China Christian Council (CCC) and the Three Self Patriotic Movement (TSPM) for their review. Together, the CCC and TSPM serve the church in China.

“Working on the Student Bible was one of the most gratifying projects of my writing career,” said Yancey. “My prayer is that it will find its way to China so that millions more ‘students’ of the Bible can benefit from it.”

Biblica hopes the Chinese Student Bible will become yet another resource to help Christians in China engage the Bible. Recently the CCC/TSPM published a parallel New Testament featuring the Chinese Union Version (CUV) and Biblica’s Chinese Contemporary Bible (CCB). Biblica is also partnering with Beijing International Christian Fellowship (BICF), a large church serving the expatriate community in China, to develop a new Chinese Bible app. BICF recently piloted the country’s first Community Bible Experience, reading the entire New Testament using Biblica’s NIV/CCB parallel New Testament.

“It has been a blessing for Biblica and the CCC/TSPM to collaborate as partners in bringing God’s Word to the people of China,” said Richard Loh, Northeast Asia Regional Director for Biblica. “The parallel CUV/CCB New Testament is one of the latest publications of the CCC/TSPM. The CCB is very helpful for the younger generation of readers seeking a modern and contemporary version of the Bible.”

“We are delighted that Biblica’s Chinese Contemporary Bible is serving the church and helping the global Chinese community clearly understand God’s Word,” said Scott Bolinder, Executive Vice President for Biblica. “We’re grateful for our relationship with the leaders of the CCC/TSPM as they lead and influence the church in China and help people read the Bible well.” Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.

10 States Making The Most Money Exporting Stuff To China

While lawmakers in Washington and Beijing negotiate agreements over commercial and trade issues such as cybersecurity and intellectual property rights, state and local governments and businesses have been embracing trade with China.

Governors from California, Iowa, Virginia, Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Guam have already visited the country on trade missions in 2013, and more than a dozen states currently have offices in China to promote trade and investment. California Gov. Jerry Brown recently reopened the state’s trade office in Shanghai, which was closed in 2003 because of budget cuts, according to Bloomberg .

In 2012, the United States exported $108.6 billion worth of goods to China, making it the third-largest US export market, according to a recent report by the US-China Business Council . (USCBC is the publisher of the China Business Review.) China ranked as one of the top three export markets for 34 states, and 30 states exported more than $1 billion worth of goods to China.

And since 2009—when US exports to China dipped slightly because of the global economic slowdown—12 states have doubled their exports to China.

The top 10 states exported $59.9 billion worth of goods to China in 2012, accounting for more than half of all US exports to China. Here is a summary of the states that exported the most goods to China in 2012.

-10. South Carolina-

*South Carolina 2012 export value:* $3.3 billion

China is South Carolina’s third-largest export market. The state exported $1.8 billion worth of transportation equipment in 2012. Other top exports included chemicals, machinery, computers and electronics, and waste and scrap. Since 2001, South Carolina’s exports to China have grown by 1,001 percent, while exports to the rest of the world have grown by 93 percent.

-9. Minnesota-

*Minnesota 2012 export value:* $3.5 billion

China is Minnesota’s third-largest export market. In 2012, the state exported $1.5 billion worth of crops to China. The state’s top exports also included machinery, computers and electronics, and minerals and ores. Since 2003, Minnesota’s exports to China have grown by 418 percent, while exports to the rest of the world have grown by 75 percent.

-8. Ohio-

*Ohio 2012 export value:* $3.7 billion

China is Ohio’s third-largest export market. Crop production was the state’s largest export to China at $1.1 billion. Machinery, transportation equipment, chemicals, and computers and electronics were among the state’s top export to China. Since 2003, Ohio’s exports to China have grown by 344 percent, while exports to the rest of the world have grown by 57 percent.

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RnRMarketResearch.com adds Latest Report on “Research Report on Global and China Aerosol Industry, 2013-2017” to its store.

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) May 18, 2013

Global consumer markets suffered seriously in the financial crisis in 2008. As a result, residents curtailed unnecessary expenses, which made the market demand decline. In return, global aerosol output volume also declined. However, since 2010, global markets have gradually recovered. In the past few years, global aerosol output volume showed a rising trend. It increased from 12 billion cans in 2006 to 14.4 billion cans in 2012, with CAGR of 3.1%.

It is estimated that the global output volume of aerosol products will exceed 16 billion cans by 2017. The CAGR will maintain around 3% during 2011-2016. Proportion of China aerosol output volume in the world will increase from 11.2% in 2012 to 18.8% in 2017. China has become an important aerosol producer, aerosol OEM and aerosol consumer in the world.

In China market, there are more than 1,000 aerosol brands, which mainly concentrated in insecticide, paint and auto-care. In the early stage, most factories were low-end product manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers with lagging production lines and technology. The major product strategies were following strategies. With the rapid development in ASEAN and other BRICS, China’s industry advantages in international competition gradually become weak. The performance in domestic market is also inconsistent with the huge Chinese market. In recent years, some leading aerosol enterprises actively engage in developing new aerosol products and bring in foreign advanced production lines. Since the second half of 2010, the demand for auto-care products, personal care products and aluminum aerosol cans home and abroad has been increasing. As a result, the aerosol industry achieved a full recovery. At present, there are various aerosol products in Chinese market, which include insecticide aerosol, paint aerosol, household aerosol, personal-care aerosol, auto-care aerosol, food aerosol, medical aerosol and industrial aerosol.

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Aerosol industry in China develops rapidly in recent years with huge market prospect. Aerosol industry started in the early 1980s in China and the aerosol output volume was only 30 million cans in the mid 1980s. The output volume rocketed to 560 million cans in 2000 and even reached 1.61 billion cans in 2012. China has already been one of the largest aerosol producers in the world. In 2008-2012, although the cardinal number was very large, CAGR still reached 11.3%, which is higher than the GDP growth rate. However, in terms of consumption per capita, the annual consumption per capita of aerosol was 0.79 cans in 2008 and it was 1.19 cans in 2012. It is greatly different from that of the world, which is 2 cans. It is equivalent to less than 1/10 of that in the U.S. (12.3 cans). The data also shows that there is huge potential for aerosol products in Chinese market. It will be a superb opportunity to develop for aerosol manufacturers.

Aerosol product structure is constantly optimizing in China. Presently, insecticide and paint are the Top 2 products by the proportion in China aerosol market. However, personal care products and household goods are the Top 2 products by the proportion in the global aerosol market. The two proportions can separately reach 40% and 30% in mature markets. In recent years, the proportion of insecticide and paint is declining while the proportion of personal products and household products is obviously rising in China aerosol market. It is mainly caused by the rapid development of economy. Household products and auto products have close relationship with livelihood, so the consumption of them increases with the increase of disposable income.

Therefore, in terms of product structure, there is huge space in domestic market for aerosol products. Industry concentration is strengthening. Along with the gradually maturing aerosol market in China, the leading enterprises are constantly expanding the production scale and developing high-value products. As a result, their market share will become higher. Although aerosol brands are still rather decentralized, after a new round of self-elimination and shuffle, the concentration of aerosol industry will be improved constantly.

Aerosol is direct-to-consumer products. In recent years, consumer markets develop rapidly, which brings great market demand in aerosol industry. With the continuous development of national economy, people’s consumption level improved, life quality and spending habits changed and knowledge on aerosol products deepened. All of these will provoke the consumption and output volume of aerosol and China aerosol industry will enter a rapid development stage.

According to China Research and Intelligence, the annual output volume of aerosol will reach 3.15 billion cans by 2017 and the annual per capita consumption will reach the world average.

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Declining final prices and intense industry competition contributed to relatively slower revenue growth and narrower profit margins in recent years. In addition, as laptops have become more popular, demand for some computer peripheral equipment has declined, says IBISWorld.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 18, 2013

In the decade through 2007, the Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing industry in China developed rapidly as domestic and foreign demand for the industry's products increased. Over the last five years, declining final prices and intense industry competition contributed to relatively slower industry revenue growth and narrower profit margins. In addition, as laptops have become more popular, demand for some computer peripheral equipment has declined. Over the five years through 2013, revenue has been growing at an annualized rate of 9.7% to total $160.50 billion, says IBISWorld.

International trade is highly important to the Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing industry, with exports driving the industry's development over the past decade. Exports accounted for 96.6% of industry revenue in 1998, compared to a little less than half in 2013. Fifteen years ago, computer ownership and usage rates in China were low, and there was little domestic demand for computer peripheral equipment. With growing domestic demand, imports are set to satisfy a growing portion in 2013. Thailand and South Korea are the main supplying countries of computer peripheral equipment to China.

The industry concentration level is low, with the top four enterprises – LG Electronics, TPV Technology, Chi Mei Optoelectronics, and Seagate – accounting for an estimated 27.6% of total industry revenue in 2013. The concentration level is expected to increase in the future, as industry revenue from companies with core technologies and high-tech products, such as LCD monitors, display cards, motherboards, and hard drives, increases.

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In 2012, the global economic growth was weak, the bulk commodity demand was reduced, and the prices generally declined. As a result, the molybdenum market remained in the doldrums, the prices showed a downward trend, and the annual average price was USD 12.74 per pound of molybdenum, a decrease of 17.5% from 2011. At the end of 2012, the supply of molybdenum ore decreased, the demand from steel mills increased, and the molybdenum price began to rise.

In 2012, the global molybdenum output was 229 kilotons and the consumption was 225 kilotons, basically in balance. With the recovery of steel demand since the fourth quarter of 2012, the demand for molybdenum is expected to resume growth. After 2014, some mines currently under construction will start production, such as Chile’s Sierra Gorda copper-molybdenum mine (controlled by KGHM and Sumitomo Metal) that is expected to start production in 2014. In addition, Grupo Mexico and Rio Tinto also plan to increase production.

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Global molybdenum producers are mainly concentrated in countries with rich molybdenum reserves such as China, the United States and Chile. Global top 10 molybdenum producers account for 2/3 of the global output. Mineral resources are controlled by major molybdenum companies, and the access to large-quantity and high-quality molybdenum ore resources has become the biggest obstacle to entering the industry.

In 2012, top 10 molybdenum producers accounted for 66.4% of the global output, and the U.S. Freeport was the largest molybdenum producer with a share of 17%, followed by Chile’s Codelo and GMexico.

Chinese molybdenum production enterprises are mainly concentrated in the regions with rich molybdenum reserves such as Henan, Shaanxi and Liaoning. Jinduicheng Molybdenum and Luoyang Molybdenum, the owners of world-class molybdenum mines Jinduicheng Molybdenum Mine and Luanchuan Molybdenum Mine respectively, are in the forefront of the world, and ranked fourth and fifth respectively in the world in terms of molybdenum output in 2012.

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*India and China on Monday signed three Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) on buffalo meat, fisheries and pharmaceuticals, and one on feed and feed ingredients.
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"These MoUs are expected to address the growing trade deficit between the two countries," a Commerce Ministry statement said. The trade deficit has increased from $1.08 billion in 2001-02 to $40.77 billion in 2012-13. The MoUs are part of agreements entered into by the two countries during the current visit of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to India.

Commerce Minister Anand Sharma said, "The signing of the MoUs between India and China is a good beginning to address the issues India is raising with China from time to time. All the sectors are of immense trade importance to India and India has clear price and quality competitiveness in these sectors to compete in the world market."

An MoU for the export of buffalo meat from India to China was signed between Chinese General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) and India's Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA).
With the resumption of trade, India hopes a big merchandise trade that will not only be helpful in reducing trade imbalance of India but also in China's food security by providing quality and hygiene meat products.

The bilateral trade between India and China had gone up from $2.09 billion in 2001-02 to $75.59 billion in 2011-12. It however came down to $67.83 billion during the year 2012-13 due to global factors.

The Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) and AQSIQ signed an MoU on cooperation for import and export of fishery products. The MoU aims to institutionalise cooperation in promoting trade of fishery products. India is expecting more exports to China through this cooperation.

Another MoU was signed between Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India (Pharmexcil) and The China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Medicines and Health Products. India has been finding it difficult to expand its trade with China in the pharmaceutical sector. The signing of the MoU is expected to facilitate access to Chinese pharmaceuticals market.

An agreement was also signed between Export Inspection Council of India (EIC) and AQSIQ on trade and safety of feed and feed ingredients. India hopes a big merchandise trade for feed & feed ingredients after the resumption of trade as China has suspended import of feed and feed ingredients since January 1, 2012.

The bilateral trade between India and China had gone up from $2.09 billion in 2001-02 to $75.59 billion in 2011-12. It however came down to $67.83 billion during the year 2012-13 due to global factors. Reported by Deccan Herald 9 hours ago.

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