TiO2 Supplier Solution Provides Comprehensive Details of TiO2 Producer

China is the biggest country both in its titanium dioxide production and consumption. During the first half of 2011, its output of titanium dioxide has reached 857,600 tonnes. And from 2006 to 2010, the output increased from 810,800 tonnes to 1,465,751 tonnes, with the CAGR of 12.57%. As the output in China has been increasing rapidly in the past five years, China has become one of the most important exporters in the world, with export volume of 327,305 tonnes in 2010 and 342,475 tonnes in the first nine months in 2011.

However, it is difficult for foreign companies to be access to the key people of the TiO2 industry in China and find the right company that has the long term goals to create a larger market globally for themselves.

CCM International has great experience in Chinese TiO2 market research for many years. The company is committed to selecting some suitable domestic TiO2 producers that can provide TiO2 for export according to client's requirement.

If you need the company profile of TiO2 producers in China, CCM International’s TiO2 Supplier Solution can help you obtain the detailed information.

TiO2 producer’s information sample:
No.  Company Information
1 Chinese name
2 English name
3 Quality standard
4 Monthly Supply (t/month): Except for its current customers demand, the output they can supply.
5 Ability of TiO2 supply (month), if make an agreement
6 Contact person
7 Tel

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Rising TiO2 Selling Price Drives Annada’s Profit Growing

TiO2 China Monthly Report was released by CCM yesterday. The top story of this issue is Anhui Annada tripling its profit because of higher TiO2 prices and optimized product structures.

The revenue of Anhui Annada Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. (Annada) was USD56 million, up by 42.70% over the same period last year. Annada's profit reached USD6 million, nearly doubled that of H1 2010. The high revenue and profit growth are mainly due to higher TiO2 selling price and optimized product structures.

With the global economic recovery and strong demand of TiO2, Annada benefited from the rising feedstock price and the increasing product price. The gross profit margin of both anatase TiO2 and rutile TiO2 increased by 4.42% year on year.

What’s more, the company's product structure was further optimized. The proportion of high-profit rutile TiO2 sales in total revenue increased from 64.54% in H1 2011 to 80.90%, while the proportion of anatase TiO2 sales in total revenue decreased from 35.46% in H1 2010 to 19.10%.

Annada expects its revenue and profit continue to grow in the second half of 2011, and it estimates year-on-year profit increase will be in the range of 190% to 240% in the first nine months of 2011.

The following news are covered in the August issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report:

China's TiO2 average export price exceeds import price

China's titanium feedstock import volume rebounds in June

Iluka to resume its Eneabba mining activities

ERAMET, MDL to set up a joint venture

Base reports good progress on Kwale Project

Annada's profit nearly triples in H1 2011

Huntsman Pigments' Q2 adjusted EBITDA up 135%

Rockwood TiO2 segment enjoys strong results

Kronos TiO2 segment's profit up 257% in Q2 2011

DuPont's revenue up 19% on higher prices

Anhui Goldstar to manage CNNC Huayuan

Jiangxi Tianguang's new project meets requirements

Jilin Fiber faces challenges in 2011

Sanxia Paint's profit down 21.2% in H1 2011

Wuhan Plastics reports strong profit growth

Dow's profit increases by 55.7% in H1 2011

AkzoNobel to set coating base in western China

China's TiO2 price declines in August

TiO2 multinationals announce new round of price hikes

If you are interested in CCM’s TiO2 China Monthly Report, please go to http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_7.html or contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, August 26, 2011)

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TiO2 Price Expected to Rebound in Future Months

CCM’s August issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report has come out recently, showing that China's TiO2 price declines in August 2011 due to weak demand, but it is expected to rebound in future months.

Domestic TiO2 price started to decrease in August 2011, as China's TiO2 producers have been depressed by the weak demand in June and July. For example, in late July, Sichuan Lomon decreased price of its rutile TiO2 sold to some large customers, with the markdown in the range of USD78/t to USD156/t. The company said it had no way but to decrease price to gain market share as it had too much inventory.

However, it is estimated that TiO2 price might rebound in future months, which is an exciting news for TiO2 producers. There are two reasons to explain it below. Firstly, the inventories are limited relatively to the demand at home and abroad, so the degree of the price decrease is small and the period is short. Secondly, the motive force from high titanium feedstock cost and possible demand recovery in following months will drive up TiO2 price.

The following highlights are covered in the August issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report:

-China's TiO2 average export price exceeds average import price for the first time.

-Anhui Goldstar will succeed Shandong Dongjia as CNNC Huayuan's trustee.

-Jiangxi Tianguang's first phase TiO2 project meets related requirements.

-Anhui Annada triples its profit on higher TiO2 prices and optimized product structure.

-China's titanium feedstock import volume rebounds in June 2011.

-AkzoNobel strengthens presence in western China.

-China's TiO2 price declines in August 2011 due to weak demand

-TiO2 multinationals announce new round of price hikes.

If you are interested in CCM’s TiO2 China Monthly Report, please go to http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_7.html or contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, August 26, 2011)

About CCM

CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer.
Please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com for more information or contact econtact@cnchemicals.com

CCM International Ltd.
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China

Annada's Profit Nearly Triples in H1 2011

On 16 August 2011, Anhui Annada Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. (Annada) reported strong financial results in H1 2011. Its revenue was USD56 million, increasing by 42.70% over the same period last year. Annada's profit reached USD6 million, nearly doubled that of H1 2010. The high revenue and profit growth are mainly due to higher TiO2 selling prices and optimized product structure, according to CCM’s August issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report.

Annada has taken the advantage of global economic recovery and strong demand of TiO2, overcoming the adverse effect of continually rising feedstock prices by increasing product prices in time. The revenue of rutile TiO2 increased by 79.18% thanks to higher prices and sales volume. The gross profit margin of both anatase TiO2 and rutile TiO2 increased by 4.42% year on year.

In H1 2011, the company's product structure was further optimized. The proportion of high-profit rutile TiO2 sales in total revenue increased from 64.54% in H1 2011 to 80.90%, while the proportion of anatase TiO2 sales in total revenue decreased from 35.46% in H1 2010 to 19.10%.

In the same period, Annada has further improved its sales network. As a result, its revenue in the markets of northeastern of China and South China increased and the revenue consolidated in East China market. What's more, the proportion of exports has increased substantially.

On 18 Feb. 2011, Annada issued 28,590 thousand shares through non-public offering to seven specific investors, including its parent company Tongling Chemical Industry Group Co., Ltd. (Tonghua Group), in order to raise fund for its 40,000t/a rutile TiO2 technical renovation project.

Annada expects its revenue and profit continue to grow in the second half of 2011, and estimates year-on-year profit increase will be in the range of 190% to 240% in the first nine months of 2011.
(Guangzhou China, August 26, 2011)

Source: TiO2 China Monthly Report 1108

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_7.html

Content of TiO2 China Monthly Report 1108:

China's TiO2 average export price exceeds import price

China's titanium feedstock import volume rebounds in June

Iluka to resume its Eneabba mining activities

ERAMET, MDL to set up a joint venture

Base reports good progress on Kwale Project

Annada's profit nearly triples in H1 2011

Huntsman Pigments' Q2 adjusted EBITDA up 135%

Rockwood TiO2 segment enjoys strong results

Kronos TiO2 segment's profit up 257% in Q2 2011

DuPont's revenue up 19% on higher prices

Anhui Goldstar to manage CNNC Huayuan

Jiangxi Tianguang's new project meets requirements

Jilin Fiber faces challenges in 2011

Sanxia Paint's profit down 21.2% in H1 2011

Wuhan Plastics reports strong profit growth

Dow's profit increases by 55.7% in H1 2011

AkzoNobel to set coating base in western China

China's TiO2 price declines in August

TiO2 multinationals announce new round of price hikes

Editor’s Note

China's CPI reached record 6.5% in July 2011, indicating that the inflation hasn't been tackled yet. But the PMI in July declined to 50.7%, reaching the lowest in 29 months.

Domestic TiO2 prices started to decrease in August 2011, as China's TiO2 producers have been depressed by the weak demand in June and July. Most producers have benefited from price upsurge in H1 2011, but they may lower their expectations in the second half this year.

The TiO2 downstream companies saw profit decrease in H1 2011, as the costs of TiO2 and other raw materials increased largely in this period.

In order to regulate the coating market, 14 national mandatory standards regarding to coatings have been implemented since 1 August 2011.

As for titanium feedstock, major foreign suppliers took measures to increase production.

TiO2 China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 25^th of every month, will penetrate into Chinese TiO₂ market from a global view, deeply analyse TiO2 industrial chain and manufacturers’ competitiveness and trace the latest industrial hotspots and dynamics, aiming to provide the most valuable information about China’s TiO2 industry.

Please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com for more information or contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com

CCM International Ltd.
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China

China's TiO2 Price Declines in August

Due to sluggish demand and capacity expansion, China's TiO2 price in domestic market declines in August 2011. It reflects a compromise of TiO2 producers to break the deadlock between downstream buyers and themselves, which has last for almost two months, according to CCM’s August issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report.

In late July, Sichuan Lomon decreased prices of its rutile TiO2 sold to some large customers, with the markdown in the range of USD78/t to USD156/t. The company said it had no way but to decrease prices to gain market share as it had too much inventory.

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However, China's TiO2 producers are optimistic about the rebound of TiO2 prices in future months. For one thing, the inventories are limited relative to the demand from home and abroad, so the degree of the price decrease is small and the period is short. For another thing, the motive force from high titanium feedstock costs and possible demand recovery in following months will drive up TiO2 prices.(Guangzhou China, August 26, 2011)

Source: TiO2 China Monthly Report 1108

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_7.html

Content of TiO2 China Monthly Report 1108:

China's TiO2 average export price exceeds import price

China's titanium feedstock import volume rebounds in June

Iluka to resume its Eneabba mining activities

ERAMET, MDL to set up a joint venture

Base reports good progress on Kwale Project

Annada's profit nearly triples in H1 2011

Huntsman Pigments' Q2 adjusted EBITDA up 135%

Rockwood TiO2 segment enjoys strong results

Kronos TiO2 segment's profit up 257% in Q2 2011

DuPont's revenue up 19% on higher prices

Anhui Goldstar to manage CNNC Huayuan

Jiangxi Tianguang's new project meets requirements

Jilin Fiber faces challenges in 2011

Sanxia Paint's profit down 21.2% in H1 2011

Wuhan Plastics reports strong profit growth

Dow's profit increases by 55.7% in H1 2011

AkzoNobel to set coating base in western China

China's TiO2 price declines in August

TiO2 multinationals announce new round of price hikes

Editor’s Note

China's CPI reached record 6.5% in July 2011, indicating that the inflation hasn't been tackled yet. But the PMI in July declined to 50.7%, reaching the lowest in 29 months.

Domestic TiO2 prices started to decrease in August 2011, as China's TiO2 producers have been depressed by the weak demand in June and July. Most producers have benefited from price upsurge in H1 2011, but they may lower their expectations in the second half this year.

The TiO2 downstream companies saw profit decrease in H1 2011, as the costs of TiO2 and other raw materials increased largely in this period.

In order to regulate the coating market, 14 national mandatory standards regarding to coatings have been implemented since 1 August 2011.

As for titanium feedstock, major foreign suppliers took measures to increase production.

TiO2 China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 25^th of every month, will penetrate into Chinese TiO₂ market from a global view, deeply analyse TiO2 industrial chain and manufacturers’ competitiveness and trace the latest industrial hotspots and dynamics, aiming to provide the most valuable information about China’s TiO2 industry.

Please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com for more information or contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com

CCM International Ltd.
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China