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The sustainable development strategy for China's cement industry is part of the social sustainable development strategy. China is one of the main markets for the production and consumption of cement in the world. In 2005, China had a cement output of 1.064 billion ton, up 9.69% than 2004. In 2006, the Chinese cement production still stay within its contraction period and is most likely to grow slower than GDP, but if the investment in fixed asset can keep a steady growth, the demand for cement is still able to reach 1.12~1.14 billion ton. The World Bank forecasts that the growth rate of the global economy in 2006 will be higher than 2005, and the international trade will greatly increase. The International Monetary Fund forecasts that the growth rate in 2006 will be the same as 2005, which still will be 4.3% and the trade growth rate will reduce to 6.5% from 9%. China's GDP growth rate was 9.9% in 2005. Some Chinese experts forecast that the GDP will rise by 8.7-9.2% in 2006. The development of the global and Chinese economy will stimulate the demand for cement, the growth will maintain between 7% and 8%, and the output will be around 1.15 billion ton in 2006.
In 2005, the global cement output was 2.27 billion ton, and it is forecasted that the global cement sale will attain 2.23 billion ton by 2010. The U.S. will continue to play the role of bellwether till 2010. It is forecasted that the cement import will achieve 30 million ton in 2010 and in 5-6 years, the global cement industry will experience a worldwide merger and reorganization, by 2010 there will be 75% of the production capacity involving in the merger tide, oversize multinational groups will be established. It is an opportunity and a challenge at the same time for the Chinese cement and concrete corporative groups.
This report researches on the Chinese cement industry's supply and demand, development, competitive status, import and export, and its prospect etc., especially the production and sale of various cement products. It also provided an analysis on the impacts that China's cement industry will face in the WTO era, and some good suggestions. This report was given on the basis of large quantity of information published by the National Bureau of Statistics, the State Bureau of Building Material, the National Development and Reform Commission, China Cement Association, the National Bulk Cement Office, various newspapers and magazines of Chinese and overseas, some cement research institutes in addition of the investigations about cement relevant enterprises made by Syntech Information Co., Ltd. This report provides access to great data about the status quo and development trend of the cement industry and offers a guide for the cement and cement relevant enterprise to make right strategies.
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The sustainable development strategy for China's cement industry is part of the social sustainable development strategy. China is one of the main markets for the production and consumption of cement in the world. In 2005, China had a cement output of 1.064 billion ton, up 9.69% than 2004. In 2006, the Chinese cement production still stay within its contraction period and is most likely to grow slower than GDP, but if the investment in fixed asset can keep a steady growth, the demand for cement is still able to reach 1.12~1.14 billion ton. The World Bank forecasts that the growth rate of the global economy in 2006 will be higher than 2005, and the international trade will greatly increase. The International Monetary Fund forecasts that the growth rate in 2006 will be the same as 2005, which still will be 4.3% and the trade growth rate will reduce to 6.5% from 9%. China's GDP growth rate was 9.9% in 2005. Some Chinese experts forecast that the GDP will rise by 8.7-9.2% in 2006. The development of the global and Chinese economy will stimulate the demand for cement, the growth will maintain between 7% and 8%, and the output will be around 1.15 billion ton in 2006.
In 2005, the global cement output was 2.27 billion ton, and it is forecasted that the global cement sale will attain 2.23 billion ton by 2010. The U.S. will continue to play the role of bellwether till 2010. It is forecasted that the cement import will achieve 30 million ton in 2010 and in 5-6 years, the global cement industry will experience a worldwide merger and reorganization, by 2010 there will be 75% of the production capacity involving in the merger tide, oversize multinational groups will be established. It is an opportunity and a challenge at the same time for the Chinese cement and concrete corporative groups.
This report researches on the Chinese cement industry's supply and demand, development, competitive status, import and export, and its prospect etc., especially the production and sale of various cement products. It also provided an analysis on the impacts that China's cement industry will face in the WTO era, and some good suggestions. This report was given on the basis of large quantity of information published by the National Bureau of Statistics, the State Bureau of Building Material, the National Development and Reform Commission, China Cement Association, the National Bulk Cement Office, various newspapers and magazines of Chinese and overseas, some cement research institutes in addition of the investigations about cement relevant enterprises made by Syntech Information Co., Ltd. This report provides access to great data about the status quo and development trend of the cement industry and offers a guide for the cement and cement relevant enterprise to make right strategies. |
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1 Cement Industry's Definition and Investment Characteristics 1.1 Cement and Cement Industry's Definition 1.1.1 Cement's Definition and Categories 1.1.2 Cement's Technical Characteristics 1.1.3 Cement's Quality Standard 1.2 Analysis on the Basic Features of Cement Industry 1.2.1 Cement Market's Regional Features 1.2.2 Cement Production's Cyclical Character 1.2.3 The Size Effect of the Cement Industry 1.2.4 Cement Industry is a Kind of Labor-intensive, Resource-intensive, and Heavy-energy Consuming Industry 1.3 Cement Slab Investment Strategy 2006 1.3.1 "Awarding the Good, Limiting the Bad" Policy 1.3.2 The Growth of Demand will Slow Down 1.3.3 The Profitability Will Increase 1.3.4 Industry Concentration Needs Enhancing2 The Status Quo of Global Cement Industry 2.1 The Status Quo of Global Cement Market 2.1.1 The History of Cement Industry 2.1.2 Overview of World Cement Industry 2005 2.1.3 World Cement Trade 2.1.4 World Cement Consumption 2.2 The Cement Market of Different Countries 2.2.1 American Cement Market 2.2.2 Japanese Cement Market 2.2.3 The Development of World Cement Industry 2.2.4 The Three Characteristics of World Cement Trade in the Future 2.2.5 Forecast on Global Cement Consumption Potential 3 The Status Quo of China's Cement Industry 3.1 The History, Status Quo and Characteristics of China's Cement Industry 3.1.1 History 3.1.2 Status Quo and Characteristics 3.2 Cement Industry's General Operational Status 2003-2005 3.2.1 Scale 3.2.2 Losses 3.2.3 Profitability 3.2.4 Monthly Indicator 3.3 Comparison between Different Scale Enterprises 3.3.1 Numbers and Loss Status of Different Scale Enterprises 2005 3.3.2 Comparison between the Income and Profit of Different Scale Enterprises 2005 3.4 Comparison between Different Character Enterprises 3.4.1 Comparison between the Numbers and Loss Status of Different Scale Enterprises 2005 3.4.2 Comparison between the Income and Profit of Different Character Enterprises 2005 3.5 Regional Concentration 3.5.1 Regional Sale and Concentration 2005 3.5.1.1 Regional Sale Proportion 2005 3.5.1.2 Sales Income's Regional Concentration 3.5.2 Regional Profitability and Concentration 2005 3.5.2.1 Regional Profit Proportions 2005 3.5.2.2 Profit Regional Concentration 3.6 Problems in China's Cement Industry 3.6.1 The Structure Needs Optimizing 3.6.2 Imbalanced Development 3.6.3 Resource Waste 3.6.4 External Environment Restriction 4 Principal Cement Productions 4.1 Pre-calcining Kilns (Dry Process Kilns) 4.1.1 Chinese Pre-calcining Kilns 4.1.2 Foreign Pre-calcining Kilns 4.2 China's Bulk Cement Market 4.2.1 Development 4.2.2 Advantages 4.2.3 China's Bulk Cement Market 2004-2005 4.2.4 Bulk Cement Development 2006 5 Cement Products 5.1 Development 5.1.1 Overview 5.1.2 Cement Product Market 2005 5.2 Fiber Cement Products 5.2.1 International Fiber Cement Products' Status Quo and Development Trend 5.2.2 Chinese Fiber Cement Products' Development 6 The Supply and Demand of China's Cement Industry 6.1 Supply 6.1.1 The Growth of Cement Production 2003-2005 6.1.2 Regional Distribution of China's Cement Production 2005 6.2 Factors Affecting the Demands for Cement 6.2.1 Rural Development 6.2.2 Fixed Asset Investment Growth Speeds Up 6.2.3 Infrastructure Construction 6.2.4 Western Development –Supporting the Long-term Growth of Demands for Cement 6.2.5 Urbanization 6.2.6 Investment on Real Estate 6.2.7 Facility Constructions for Beijing Olympic Games 6.2.8 Major Projects—Increasing the Demands for Cement in Some Regions 6.2.9 Afghanistan and Iraq's Instauration—Good Chance for Cement Export 6.3 The 11th Five-year Plan's Effects on Cement Industry 6.3.1 The State Department's Measures on the Cement Industry Structure Adjustment 6.3.2 The Second Beijing—Guangzhou Railway Built during the 11th Five-year Period 6.3.3 Ten Thousand Km Railway Built during the 11th Five-year Period 6.4 The Recent and Prospective Demand for Cement and the Product Structure 6.4.1 Forecast on the Demand of the Cement Industry 6.4.2 Forecast on the Cement Product Structure 6.4.3 The Prospect of the Cement Product Industry in the Following 10 Years 7 Cement Import and Export 7.1 China's Cement Import and Export 7.1.1 General Situation 7.1.2 Countries Importing Cement from China 7.2 Major Factors Affecting China's Cement Export and Relative Strategies 7.2.1 Major Factors 7.2.2 Cement Export Policies 7.2.3 Strategy for Chinese Cement Ascending International Market 7.3 China Cement Export Relative Factors 7.3.1 China Cement Import & Export and Tariff 7.3.2 Cement Import & Export under WTO 8 Cement Production Regions 2004-2005 8.1 Shandong Cement Production 8.1.1 Development 8.1.2 Production Status 2003-2005 8.1.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 8.1.3.1 Scale 8.1.3.2 Profitability 8.1.3.3 Losses 8.1.4 Competitiveness 8.1.5 Competitive Strategies 8.2 Zhejiang Cement Production 8.2.1 Development 8.2.2 Production Status 2003-2005 8.2.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 8.2.3.1 Scale 8.2.3.2 Profitability 8.2.3.3 Losses 8.2.4 Competitiveness 8.2.5 Competitive Strategies 8.3 Jiangsu Cement Production 8.3.1 Development 8.3.2 Production Status 2003-2005 8.3.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 8.3.3.1 Scale 8.3.3.2 Profitability 8.3.3.3 Losses 8.3.4 Competitiveness 8.3.5 Competitive Strategies 8.4 Guangdong Cement Production 8.4.1 Development 8.4.2 Production Status 2003-2005 8.4.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 8.4.3.1 Scale 8.4.3.2 Profitability 8.4.3.3 Losses 8.4.4 Competitiveness 8.4.5 Competitive Strategies 8.5 Hebei Cement Production 8.5.1 Development 8.5.2 Production Status 2003-2005 8.5.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 8.5.3.1 Scale 8.5.3.2 Profitability 8.5.3.3 Losses 8.5.4 Competitiveness 8.5.5 Competitive Strategies 8.6 Anhui Cement Production 8.6.1 Development 8.6.2 Production Status 2003-2005 8.6.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 8.6.3.1 Scale 8.6.3.2 Profitability 8.6.3.3 Losses 8.6.4 Competitiveness 8.6.5 Competitive Strategies 9 Downstream Industries 9.1 Real Estate Market Status Quo 9.1.1 Real Estate Development 2004—2005 9.1.2 Real Estate Sale 2004-2005 9.1.3 Real Estate Investment 2004-2005 9.1.4 Real Estate Price 2004-2005 9.1.5 Vacant Houses for Sale in 2005 9.1.6 Real Estate Development Forecast in 2006 9.1.7 Real Estate Development in Some Big Cities in 2005 9.2 Energy-saving Constructions 9.2.1 Energy-saving Constructions in Japan 9.2.2 The Gap between Chinese and Japanese Energy-saving Constructions 10 World Famous Cement Enterprises 10.1 World Top 10 Cement Enterprises 10.1.1 France Lafarge Co. 10.1.2 Switzerland Holcim Co. 10.1.3 Mexico Cemex Co. 10.1.4 Germany Heidelberg Cement Group Co. 10.1.5 Italy Italcementi Group Co. 10.1.6 Japan Taiheiyo Co. 10.1.7 Germany Dyckerhoff Co. 10.1.8 UK RMC Group Co. 10.1.9 Portugal Cimpor Co. 10.1.10 Italy BuzziUncem Co. 10.2 Multinational Cement Groups in China 10.2.1 Japan Taiheiyo Cement Co. 10.2.2 Chia Hsin Cement Corporation 10.2.3 Taiwan Asia Cement Co. 10.2.4 Taiwan Cement Corporation 10.2.5 Hong Kong Shui On Construction & Materials Ltd. 10.2.6 France Lafarge's Investment in China 10.2.7 Switzerland Holderbank 11 Famous Chinese Cement Enterprises 11.1 ANHUI CONCH CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED 11.1.1 Profile 11.1.2 Operation 11.1.3 Operational Strategies and Advantages 11.1.4 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.2 Hebei Jidong Cement Group Co., Ltd. 11.2.1 Profile 11.2.2 Development Opportunity 11.2.3 Business Scope 11.2.4 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.2.5 Subsidiary Companies 11.2.6 Net Profit Growth Forecast in 2006 11.3 Beijing Jinyu Group Co., Ltd. 11.3.1 Profile 11.3.2 Product Structure 11.3.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.3.4 Development Forecast 11.4 Xinjiang Tianshan Cement Co., Ltd. 11.4.1 Profile 11.4.2 Product Structure 11.4.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.4.4 Subsidiary Companies 11.4.5 Operation and Merger 11.5 Production Bases of Special Cement in China 11.6 NINGXIA SAIMA INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. 11.6.1 Profile 11.6.2 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.7 HUAXIN CEMENT CO., LTD. 11.7.1 Profile 11.7.2 Operational Scope 11.7.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.8 JIANGXI WANNIANQING CEMENT CO., LTD. 11.8.1 Profile 11.8.2 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.9 FUJIAN CEMENT INC. 11.9.1 Profile 11.9.2 Operational Status 2003-2005 11.10 SICHUAN SHUANGMA CEMENT CO.LTD. 11.10.1 Profile 11.10.2 Operational Scope 11.10.3 Operational Status 2003-2005 12 Cement Industry Development Trend 12.1 Cement Industry SWOT Analysis 12.1.1 Development Strengths 12.1.2 Development Weaknesses 12.1.3 Development Opportunities 12.1.4 Development Threats 12.2 Cement Mass Production 12.2.1 The Effects of Cement Mass Production 12.2.2 Methods for Realizing Mass Production 12.3 High Quality Cement 12.4 Pre-calcining Kilns Development 12.4.1 Development Overview 12.4.2 Prospect of Pre-calcining Kilns 12.5 Bulk Cement 12.5.1 Development Overview 12.5.2 Forecast on Bulk Cement Development in 2006 12.6 Cement Environmental Protection Equipments in China 12.6.1 Market Overview 12.6.2 Electric Dust-collector Industry 12.6.3 Bag Precipitator Industry 12.6.4 Development of Cement Environmental Protection Equipments under WTO 12.6.5 Development Trend of Cement Environmental Protection Equipments 12.7 Forecast on the Development of Cement Environmental Protection Equipments in 2006 12.7.1 Demands 12.7.2 External Condition for Development 12.7.3 Structure Optimization 12.7.4 Energy Saving, Environmental Protection and Circulatory Economy 13 Cement Techniques 13.1 Pre-calcining Kilns Optimization 13.2 Mechanical Vertical Kilns 13.2.1 Status Quo and Development 13.2.2 Targets 13.2.3 Strategies 13.2.4 The Development of Medium and Small Mechanical Vertical Kilns During the 11th Five-year 13.3 R&D of the Special Cement 13.3.1 Portland Cement 13.3.2 Oil Well Cement 13.3.3 Rapid Hardening Portland Cement 13.3.4 High Alumina Cement 13.4 Ecological Cement 13.4.1 New Pre-calcining Kilns Technique 13.4.2 R&D of New Ecological Cement 13.4.3 Technology Development 13.5 Cement Technique Development Plan under the 11th Five-year Plan 14 Strategies for Cement Enterprises' Development 14.1 Strategies and Suggestions for the Development of China's Cement Industry 14.1.1 Affects of Macro-control 14.1.2 Strategic Positioning 14.1.3 Strategies and Suggestions for the Sustainable Development of Cement Industry 14.2 The Informationization of Cement Industry 14.2.1 Status Quo 14.2.2 The Informationization of International Cement Industry 14.2.3 The Incomplete Informationization of China's Cement Industry 14.2.4 Plans on Informationization 14.2.5 Informationization Steps 14.3 Price Strategies 14.3.1 The Pricing of Cement Products 14.3.2 Standard Pricing Methods 14.3.3 Price Regulation 14.3.4 Price Adjustment |
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