Reportlinker Adds China Cement Industry Report, 2009
NEW YORK, Jan. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
China Cement Industry Report, 2009
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Since 1985, China's cement output has ranked first in the world for consecutive 20 years, with the fastest growth rate. In addition, China's new dry-process cement also develops most rapidly around the globe. In 2008, China's cement production capacity reached 1.87 billion tons, including 1.1 billion tons of new dry-process cement, 270 million tons of special cement and grinding, and about 500 million tons of backward production capacity; in the same year, the cement output approximated 1.4 billion tons.
China's cement production areas mainly concentrate in eastern, southern and central regions, which take 66% shares; North China and Southwest China occupy 12% and 11% respectively; northeast and northwest regions have 11% totally.
China cement industry has been impacted by the international financial crisis to a certain extent. In the first half of 2009, China's RMB4 trillion investment promoted the domestic cement demand. In 2009, 418 cement production lines are under construction, with the capacity of 620 million tons; 147 lines have been approved to be set up, with the capacity 210 million tons. When 418 lines get completed, the cement production capacity will reach 2.7 billion tons, yet the market demand will be only 1.6 billion tons. In this sense, the future cement production capacity will be oversupplied in China, and enterprises will face increasingly fierce competition.
In 2009, to prevent excess capacity, China has intensified its macro-control on the cement industry. It is expected the development of China cement industry will slow down somewhat in 2010. However, China cement industry still maintains the growth trend in 2009. Jidong Cement expands capacity quickly.
As one of 12 major cement groups supported by national policies, Jidong Cement boasts of more than 60 enterprises with the total assets of nearly RMB23.5 billion. As of the end of 2009, it has 60 million tons of cement production capacity annually. Jidong Cement has increased its investment in northwest regions and expanded production herein, so that its output and sales volume increase simultaneously.
This report analyzes the development of China cement industry, market trends, the latest trends of cement application and key cement enterprises, and probes into the future development direction of China cement industry.
Table of Contents
1 Cement Overview
1.1 Types of Cement
1.2 Uniqueness of Cement Industry
1.3 Cement Production Lines and Production Capacity
2 Cement Market in China and Asia
3 Overview of China Cement Industry
3.1 Output Distribution
3.2 Production
3.3 Fixed Assets Investment Growth Boosts the Demand for Cement
4 China Cement Import & Export
4.1 Recorded Import and Export
4.2 Export in 2009
5 Cement Prices in China
6 Development of Cement Industry
6.1 Overcapacity
6.2 Restructuring and M & A of Cement Enterprises
6.3 Demand and Supply
7 Key Enterprises
7.1 Conch Group
7.1.1 Profile
7.1.2 Operation
7.1.3 Production Capacity Expansion
7.1.4 Restructuring and M & A
7.2 Jidong Cement
7.2.1 Profile
7.2.2 Operation
7.2.3 Production Capacity Expansion
7.3 Huaxin Cement Company Limited
7.3.1 Profile
7.3.2 Operation
7.3.3 Restructuring and M & A
7.4 Tianshan Cement
7.4.1 Profile
7.4.2 Operation
7.4.3 Xinjiang's Advantages are Enhanced
7.5 Taihang Cement
7.6 Gansu Qilianshan Cement
7.6.1 Profile
7.6.2 Operation
7.6.3 Sinoma Invests in Qilianshan Cement
7.7 Yatai Group
7.7.1 Profile
7.7.2 Operation
7.7.3 Yatai Group Increases Investment in Yatai Building Materials
7.8 Saima Industry
7.8.1 Profile
7.8.2 Operation
7.8.3 Prospect
7.9 Tongli Cement
7.9.1 Profile
7.9.2 Operation
7.9.3 Prospect
7.10 Fujian Cement
7.10.1 Profile
7.10.2. Operation
7.11 Other Cement Enterprises
7.11.1 BBMG Corporation
7.11.2 Xinjiang Tianshan Building Materials
7.11.3 China United Cement Group
7.11.4 China Building Materials Group
7.11.5 Sinoma
8 Opportunities and Risks of China Cement Industry
8.1 Opportunities
8.2 Risks
Selected Charts
Circular Economy of Cement industry
Cement Production Lines and Annual Newly-Added Production Capacity, 2001-2008
Annual Newly-Added Production Capacity of New Dry-process Clinker, 2001-2008
Proportion of New Dry-process Cement Output, 2001-2008
Global Cement Market Distribution and Asian Cement Market Distribution
Asian Cement Market Distribution, 2008
Forecast for Asian Cement Market Distribution, 2009
Geographical Distribution of Cement Output
China's Cement Output, 2006-Nov 2009
Historical Cement Output and Global Cement Output
Cement Output, 2008-Jun 2009
Investments in Cement Industry, Feb 2007-May 2009
China's Monthly Cement Output, 2007-2009
Cement Investment Growth Rate in China, 2004-2009
Cement Output Growth Rate in China, 2004-2009
Cement Output Growth Rates in China in Past Years
Top 10 Regions by Cement Output Growth Rate, 2009
Clinker Production Capacity Growth of Major Cement Enterprises, 2009-2010
Accumulated Growth Rate of Fixed Assets Investment in China, Jan-Jun 2009
Cement Consumption Structure in China
Per Capita Cement Consumption by Region
China's Cement Export Volume, 2006-Nov 2009
Cement Export Volume, Jan-Sep 2009
Export Volume of Chinese Cement Enterprises, Jan-Jul 2009
Export Destinations and Export Volume of Chinese Cement, Jan-Jul 2009
Proportion of Export Volume by Region, Jan-Jul 2009
Cement Production Cost
Cement Prices by Region, Jan 2008-Jul 2009
Average Coal Purchase Prices of Cement Enterprises ( by Region), 2004-2009
Average Cement Ex-factory Prices of Cement Enterprises, 2004-2009
Average Coal Purchase Prices of Cement Enterprises in China, 2007-Jul 2009
Average Cement Ex-factory Prices of Cement Enterprises in China, 2007-Jul 2009
Cement Industry-related Policies Promulgated by China, 2008
Cement Industry-related Policies Promulgated by China, 2009
Regional Market Shares of Major Listed Companies (%)
Production Concentration Comparison between China and Cement Industry of Developed Countries
Restructuring Modes of Chinese Cement Enterprises
China Cement Industrial Restructuring Trends, 2006-2010
Schedule for Eliminating Backward Cement Production Capacity by Province, 2007-2010
Cement Consumption of Unit investment, 2003-2009
Regression Analysis on Cement Consumption of Unit investment
Supply and Demand, 2009-2010E
Revenue of Conch Group, 2005-Sep 2009
Sales Revenue of Conch Cement by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Sales Value of Conch Cement by Product, Jan-Jun 2009
Sales Value of Conch Cement by Product, Jan-Jun 2008
Revenue of Jidong Cement, 2005-Sep 2009
Revenue of Huaxin Cement, 2005- Sep 2009
Operating Revenue of Huaxin Cement by Product and Industry, Jan-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Huaxin Cement by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Revenue of Tianshan Cement, 2005-Sep 2009
Operating Revenue of Tianshan Cement by Product and Industry, Jan-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Tianshan Cement by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Revenue of Taihang Cement, 2005-Sep 2009
Operating Revenue of Taihang Cement by Product and Industry, Jan-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Taihang Cement by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Revenue of Gansu Qilianshan Cement, 2005-Sep 2009
Operating Revenue of Gansu Qilianshan Cement by Product, Jan-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Gansu Qilianshan Cement by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Revenue of Yatai Group, 2005-Sep 2009
Operating Revenue of Yatai Group by Product and Industry, Jan-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Yatai Group by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Revenue of Saima Industry, 2005-Sep 2009
Operating Revenue of Saima Industry by Product and Industry, Jan-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Saima Industry by Region, Jan-Jun 2009
Revenue of Tongli Cement, 2005-Jun 2009
Revenue of Fujian Cement, 2005-Jun 2009
Operating Revenue of Fujian Cement by Product and Industry, Jan-Jun 2009
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Building Material Industry: China Cement Industry Report, 2009
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