Friday, August 30, 2013

Brief of Company dynamics

Jiangsu Yoke should benefit from the developing phosphorus flame retardant industry. Bromine flame retardants such as hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD) are being phased out while phosphorus flame retardants are gaining ground.

At present, the top priority for Jiangsu Yoke shall be the digestion of expanding capacity. In 2013, the company intends to vigorously develop domestic consumer market besides further increasing the export scale. In view of the oversupply of middle and low products in domestic market, improving production process and product quality would be also crucial for Jiangsu Yoke.



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Highland barley is a major food crop in Tibet



Tibet, located in the Southwest border of China, is situated in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau—the world's highest, with altitudes over 3,000 meters. The high altitude and low temperature mean crops such as highland barley; Wheat and oilseed can be cultivated only once a year and then only in those parts of Tibet that is suitable. This gives Tibet the lowest grain output among all of China's provinces. To meet grain demand, Tibet imports from other parts of China over 200,000 tonnes of grains such as rice.

Aiming to increase grain output and ensure food security, Tibet government has been enhancing highland barley planting in recent few years. For example, in 2012 USD4.85 million (RMB30 million) of investment has been made in the construction of high-quality highland barley bases in 10 big agricultural counties of five cities. Besides, farmers' enthusiasm for planting and selling grains is also promoted by the direct grain subsidies and higher purchase price of highland barley. Moreover, Tibet government intends to accelerate the breeding, approval, demonstration and promotion process of new highland barley varieties, striving to update the major varieties once every 10 years.

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Serious oversupply has been commonly found in China's hybrid rice seed market in 2013

The stable or even shrank planting of hybrid rice also contributes to the serious oversupply. The rising planting costs (labor, seeds, pesticides, fertilizer, land rents, etc.) and unattractive purchase price of rice have affected rice growers' planting enthusiasm. As a result, rice growers in some southern regions like Hunan, Guangdong and Guangxi, are prone to cancel the cultivation of early season rice that offers low yield and benefits, simply replacing double-cropping rice (early season rice and late season rice) with single-cropping mid-season rice. The former paddy fields are even planted with fruit trees or other corps rather than rice in some grain planting areas of Guangxi and Guangdong, revealed by insiders engaged in rice seed business.
 
Hybrid rice generally maintains around 29.50 million ha. in recent years, occupying above 55% of China's total rice acreage (hybrid rice and open-pollinated rice) . Hybrid rice planting proportion is even higher in southern regions, where domestic rice planting is mainly concentrated.



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Sinograin imports 960,000 tonnes GM corn from the US in July


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Sweetener has a good prospect in China


Domestic sweetener producers have paid more attention to their independent intellectual property rights for their main products in recent years. For example, on June 17, 2013, Quantum Hi-Tech (China) Biological Co., Ltd. (QHT), a main manufacturer of fructooligosaccharide (FOS) and galacto-oligosaccharide (GOS) in China, announced that the company acquired two letters patent on new methods of producing functional oligosaccharide (Please refer to Sweeteners China News Vol.3 July Issue, p5, QHT acquires two letters patent on functional oligosaccharide). It is believed that more and more letters patent for sweetener products' production will be acquired by domestic sweetener producers in the near future, which can improve the total competitiveness of the domestic sweetener industry.


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The trials in China are part of S&W Seed's continuing effort to expand worldwide markets


China's alfalfa industry is growing quickly as it seeks to meet the demand for high-quality forage from the domestic dairy industry. In early 2012, the central government launched a USD84.95 million (RMB525 million) program called Development of Alfalfa to Revitalize Domestic Dairy Industry to promote alfalfa planting. Because of this, the planting area of alfalfa has grown quickly, generating rising demand for high-quality alfalfa seeds.

The trials in China are part of S&W Seed's continuing effort to expand worldwide markets for its proprietary alfalfa seed varieties. Mark Grewal, president and chief executive officer of S&W Seed, commented, "We see big opportunities for our dormant varieties in China. China has recently expanded the importation of alfalfa hay to feed its livestock due to insufficient domestic supplies, the lower quality of alfalfa within the country and a lack of substitute forage alternatives. If our initial alfalfa hay trials validate quality, yield and persistence goals for our varieties in China, we will be well positioned to participate in a large and growing market."

He concluded that the company is working hard to develop relationships with key leaders in the alfalfa planting industry to successfully bring S&W alfalfa varieties to the farming community of China.


Dormant alfalfa varieties grow well in cooler climates such as the northern regions of China, where the majority of China's alfalfa is grown, such as Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Ningxia and Shaanxi. With early regreening in spring and fast regeneration after mowing, alfalfa varieties of dormancy ratings 3 and above have seen larger planting areas in northern China.  

Although S&W Seed has historically sold "non-dormant" alfalfa varieties for use in warmer climates, the company's tests in China reflect its ambition to move into "dormant" seeds.

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Friday, August 23, 2013

Dragged by lower TiO2 prices in Q2, DuPont plans to strip out its TiO2 business


Lower TiO2 prices which declined by nearly 25% from the average in H1 2012, crimped DuPont's Q2 financial results. The operating earnings from DuPont's Performance Chemicals segment (including TiO2 products and fluoroproducts) declined by 55.56% from USD594 million in Q2 2012 to USD264 million in Q2 2013. As TiO2 prices declined and downstream end users' inventory level turned to be normal, DuPont's TiO2 sales volume in Q2 increased by 12% compared with that in Q2 2012 and 18% compared with that in Q1 2013.

Meanwhile, DuPont expressed primary decision to strip out its Performance Chemicals segment. The decision is based on the fact that the business has higher volatility, cyclicality and lower-growth profile, which bring fluctuation to the company's portfolio, despite the attractive financial strength and cash-generating capability of the business. DuPont explained that it has limited ability to create new growth opportunities with the segment by integrating its science across their markets, customers and products. 

DuPont has not reached a final decision yet, but it claimed it won't prolong the process.

A lower-growth expectation may be the primary reason for DuPont's decision to strip out its TiO2 business.

First of all, there will be limited demand growth in the future. As known, TiO2 consumption depends on the demand from the downstream, including coatings, plastics and decor paper. China, the second largest economy in the world, consumes about one third of the global TiO2 production. After thirty years of double-digit growth, China's economy faces the risk of lower growth and urgently needs to adjust its industrial structure. The Chinese government's efforts to turn the economy into one led by domestic consumption and reduce its reliance on fixed assets investment and exports will limit its demand for coatings, plastics and decor paper accordingly.

Secondly, its TiO2 business is confronted with an overcapacity and intense competition. DuPont's TiO2 business faces tough competition, especially from China. According to CCM's monitoring data, China's TiO2 capacity was about 2.78 million t/a in 2012, with an output of around 1.90 million tonnes, indicating an overcapacity and it is expected to reach about 3.40 million t/a in 2015, including 300,000t/a of chloride process TiO2. Although China-made TiO2 products are inferior to DuPont's, the price war started by Chinese TiO2 producers would erode DuPont's profits in TiO2 business because cheaper prices would attract rivals' customers.

Thirdly, uncommon and favorable factors will hardly happen again. The booming TiO2 market that brought enviable profits to producers during 2011-H1 2012 was caused by many outer uncommon factors. For instance, the permanently close-up of some European and American TiO2 factories around 2009 because of environmental protection and losses led to a rip of global TiO2 supply volume. For another, the USD647.25 billion (RMB4 trillion) stimulus plan launched by the Chinese government in late 2008 largely stimulated the country's consumption of coatings, plastics and decor paper in 2011. These favorable factors would seldom emerge in the future, indicating a small opportunity for the reappearance of a flourishing global TiO2 market.

Actually, before DuPont's decision to strip out its TiO2 business, another international TiO2 giant–Rockwood Holdings Inc. (Rockwood), with a TiO2 capacity of 340,000t/a, ever searched for investors to take over its TiO2 business. The divesture plan of Rockwood did not progress smoothly under the current weak market condition. It added a special adhesive business into the selling batch to attract investors upon the failure to sell its TiO2 business solely. It's reported that another major international TiO2 player–Huntsman, intended to take over Rockwood's TiO2 assets, which will probably increase the concentration of the global TiO2 industry. If DuPont sold its TiO2 assets to other giants in the industry, such as Huntsman, Tronox and Kronos, it will accelerate the integration of the global TiO2 industry.

Nevertheless, DuPont is not pessimistic about the TiO2 market in Q3 2013. It said that the TiO2 industry's value chain inventory level is near normal and its TiO2 sales volume is expected to see a double-digit growth in Q3 thanks to the possibly modestly higher demand for TiO2. In addition, the price increase of DuPont's TiO2 products movement effective since July 1 will also help the company perform better in next half year. Finally, DuPont reaffirmed a full-year outlook of earnings of about USD3.85 per share in 2013.

Editor's notes
Headlines of this issue
Industrial Information
Import volume of TiO2 saw massive decline while export volume declined slightly in June 2013
Total titanium feedstock supply volume continues slide in June compared with that in May
Domestic TiO2 price edged down slightly from mid-July to mid-Aug.
Company dynamics
Dragged by lower TiO2 prices in Q2, DuPont plans to strip out its TiO2 business
GPRO Titanium succeeds in backdoor listing and starts trading since July 26, 2013
Tronox's adjusted loss decreased and gross margin improved in Q2 2013
Pangang Group delivered bad operating performance in H1 2013 and accounts receivable soared
Upstream
Iluka's rutile production witnessed a YoY decline of 49.06% in H1 2013 due to the subdued global demand
Downstream
Kingfa sold 519,400 tonnes of modified plastics in H1 2013 with a YoY growth of 17.46%
Shandong Qifeng maintained strong growth in H1 2013 as benefited from the falling TiO2 price
AkzoNobel saw smaller decline in revenue in Q2 2013
Titanium Dioxide China Monthly Report, issued by CCM on 25th, is mainly comprised of five columns of news and reports related to TiO2 market, including “Supply & Demand”, “Company Dynamics”, “Upstream”, “Downstream” and “Price Update”. You can find out more business opportunities through the latest and helpful information provided in the report.

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Domestic market price of AHF continually drops in July 2013

The domestic market price of anhydrous hydrogen fluoride (AHF) in China in July 2013 was about USD1,120/t, down by 3.03% compared with that in June 2013, when it stood at about USD1,155/t. Actually, its market price has been decreasing continuously for four months since March 2013 when it reached USD1,257/t, the highest level in the first seven months of 2013, according to China Fluoride Materials Monthly Report issued by CCM in August.

The continuous fall of AHF's market price in China in July 2013 was mainly caused by the following two reasons.
 
First, the cost of fluorite kept decreasing during the period. In July 2013, the average market price of fluorite (CaF2>97%), the major raw material of AHF, dropped by 5.45% month on month. Domestic fluorite producers kept their operating rate of the product at a high level because of the suitable weather for production, which led to a high inventory. However, the market demand for fluorite did not increase because of the flagging domestic economy. Therefore, the oversupply of fluorite led to a continuous fall of its market price.
 
Second, the market demand for AHF from downstream industries in July 2013 was quite weak. In H1 2013, the overcapacity of the aluminum fluoride (AlF3) industry was still serious, which led to a low operating rate. Under the circumstance, the demand for AHF from the AlF3 industry largely declined. Moreover, the operating rate of the refrigerant industry in China in July 2013 was also low. Some refrigerants enterprises even shut down their production lines because of the shrinking profits. For instance, Shandong Dongyue Group Co., Ltd. shut down its 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane (R134a) production lines on July 19, 2013 and may resume production in the middle of Aug. 2013.

Along with the continually decreasing market price and weak demand, AHF producers have reduced their operating rate. In July 2013, the average operating rate of domestic AHF enterprises was 46.80%, decreasing by 2.92% month on month. Some of the enterprises in North China, especially in Inner Mongolia, have shut down their production lines to alleviate their inventory pressure.
 
The market situation of AHF in South China is better than that in North China. As a matter of fact, most of the refrigerant producers are located in South China, where AHF producers have an obvious price superiority compared with that in North China, thanks to lower transportation costs. It's estimated that the market price of AHF in South China in July 2013 was USD80/t lower than that in North China.
It is estimated that the market price of AHF in China in Aug. 2013 will continually drop slightly. On one hand, the market demand for AHF will still stay at a low level because of the weak economy. There is no signal that producers of its downstream industries like AlF3 and refrigerants will increase their operating rates in Aug. 2013. On the other hand, the market price of its raw materials like fluorite will continually fall because of the high inventory.

Domestic market price of AHF continually drops in July 2013 
Meilan Chemical releases its purchase order of USD162 million on Netsun 
3F to extend fluorine chemical chain by acquisition 
Domestic market price of R22 rebounds in July 2013 
Do-Fluoride shuts down its AlF3 production lines 
Sen Lanping Chemical invests in constructing HF and inorganic fluoride projects 
Market review of PTFE in H1 2013 
Juhua suffers a sharp drop of net profit in H1 2013 
Domestic fluorine chemical enterprises increase their investments in FEP projects 
Main device of Longxing Chemical's PVDF project launches in July 2013 
Yongtai Technology sees its net profit reducing sharply in H1 2013 
Import and export analysis of fluoride chemicals in China in June 2013

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China's corn import volume declines sharply in H1 2013

China's corn import volume increased hugely in the past years, but the uptrend stopped in H1 2013. According to the data from China Customs, China imported 1.52 million tonnes of corn in H1 2013, down 36.73% year on year. The import volume of corn from other regions (not include new sources) except for the Russian Federation all witnessed a decrease in H1 2013, compared with that in H1 2012.

The import volume of corn from the US, the largest source of China's corn import, was 1.51 million tonnes in H1 2013, down 36.28% year on year.


In H1 2013, China imported corn from four new sources, namely India, Brazil, Ukraine and Chile. Besides, it is reported that China has recently imported 60,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina. It's the first time for China to import such a large amount of corn from Argentina (please refer to COFCO to import 60,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina in 2013 in Corn Products China News 1306 for more details). It is estimated that the import volume of corn from other countries (excluding the US) will increase quickly in the future.


However, China's corn import volume still has the chance to exceed the one in 2012. It's expected that there will be a bumper corn harvest in the US in this season, which may bring down its corn price. In contrast, Chinese government will continue to increase the purchase prices of corn in 2013/2014, which will make the US corn more competitive.


Source: Corn Products China News issued by CCM in August.

Table Contents of Corn Products China News 1308:
Furfural in short supply recently
China's corn import volume declines sharply in H1 2013
Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in June 2013
Export business can not help solve oversupply of China's corn starch
Price update of corn products in Aug. 2013
Ex-works price of MSG enjoys an uptrend recently
Ex-works price of starch sugar experiences downtrend in H1 2013
Fufeng Group satisfied with the result of xanthan gum anti-dumping investigations
Changshouhua Food's net profit to increase by 35%-40% in H1 2013
North China Pharmaceutical to issue 250 million shares non-publicly
Resurgence of H7N9 may cause decrease in demand for feed
Opinion solicitation for Approved Feed Additives (2013) conducted
MOF adjusts the dumping margins of the imported nucleotide food additives


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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Pharmacy starts trial sales of infant formula

Historically, China’s pharmacies have not sold infant formula. This reflected a regulatory situation in which they needed a Pharmaceutical Trade License from the local Food and Drug Administrations, while retailers selling food required a Food Circulation Permit from local government. Few applied for both, especially as Chinese consumers were accustomed to buying infant formula from supermarkets. Recently, though, some pharmacies have started to sell infant formula in some cities, such as Guangzhou, Shanghai and Qingdao. However, there are still obstacles in the development of this channel.
 
A case in point is LBX Pharmacy, a well known national pharmacy chain, which held an event on 10 July to formally announce that it is focusing on promoting formula sales. The chain has established special counters for infant formula in 3 of its flagship stores in Guangzhou;10 brands of infant formula are sold, including Abbott, Wyeth, Biostime etc. Most of those stocked are multinational brands, but the company intends to introduce more domestic infant formula brands. In fact, LBX Pharmacy began to sell infant formula as long ago as 2009 in its flagship stores nationwide, although at that stage it sold only one brand –Biostime. Sales through pharmacies accounted for about 8% of Biostime’s total sales in 2012 and Biostime believe this channel will contribute significantly to its business in the future with more government promotion in this sector.

This trend is indeed promoted by government policy. According to Dairy Products China News issued by CCM in August, on 20 June, 9 ministries including the Ministry of Agriculture and the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) released Suggestions on Further Strengthening Infant Formula Safety and Quality. One of the measures requires trying out special counter sales of infant formula in pharmacies – this attracted the public’s attention and led to requests for further information about the policy. In this context, the CFDA released further details, indicating that the idea of trying out sales of infant formula in pharmacies is based on the experience from overseas markets, where pharmacies provide a key sales channel for infant formula.

The channel is expected to better guarantee the safety of infant formula because of the strict management system (with Good Supply Practices for Pharmaceutical Products, “GSP”) under which pharmacies operate. The details noted that the CFDA would gradually carry out a pilot program in this sales channel, and that any pharmacy which receives a circulation license for infant formula can set up a special counter in this way. Based on the pilot results, the CFDA would formulate related management measures and supervision systems to refine the approach.
 
Some pharmacies see this as an opportunity given government promotion of the channel and their GSP management, which is stricter than supermarkets, and the presence of nutritionists to provide nutrition services and professional advice to consumers, rather than simply sales staff in supermarkets. However, there are obstacles in promotion of this sales channel.

Customers are still used to buying infant formula through traditional channels in China, especially in supermarkets, so it may be hard for them to change this habit. Supermarkets sometimes run sales promotions on infant formula, which are attractive for customers. In addition, some pharmacies are unwilling to try the new approach; one factor is that, unlike with infant formula, pharmacies typically get discounts of 30-40% on the prices of healthcare products, making them more profitable for them. It’s expected that more regulations will be issued to lay out how formula sales though pharmacies will work in practice.
 
A number of pharmacies are also likely put off because in the past some such chains have tried this channel before and then given it up or ended up struggling to make enough sales. For example, Da Shen Lin Pharmacy, another well known national chain pharmacy, has been selling just 2 brands of infant formula (Mead Johnson and Abbott) in some of its flagship stores since 2010, but with only low sales to date.

Table Contents of Dairy Products China News 1308:
Prospects for Jiyuan Yili Dairy
Infant Formula Prices Decrease
Milk Supply Shortfall Debate
Pharmacy Starts Trial Sales of Infant Formula
Dairy Imports Increase in H1
NZ Starts Infant Formula Brand Register
Government Boosts Livestock Subsidy
Yili Partners with Dairy Farmers of America
Hunan Dakang Targets Dairy Business
Huishan Dairy Expands Farming Activities
Tianyou Dairy Launches New Yoghurt
QHT Performs Well in GOS


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