Showing posts with label phosphorus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label phosphorus. Show all posts

Friday, October 25, 2013

Updated Intelligence Covering the Whole Phosphorus Industry Chain

China's phosphorus industry covers phosphorus ore, yellow phosphorus, phosphoric acid, phosphate fertilizers, fine phosphate chemicals and many other associated products. To help the industry players keep updated with valuable intelligence throughout the whole phosphorus industry chain, CCM released an online Phosphorus Database, through which clients can acquire the latest development situation of phosphorus related products and the future trends in China’s phosphorus industry, as well as obtaining a general view of the phosphorus industry in China.

What does the database offer?
As of 25th October 2013, CCM’s Phosphorus Database has accumulated a wide range of intelligence as follows:
l  10+editions of annual market reports with in-depth analysis and forecast;
l  30+issues of monthly newsletters with latest intelligence in relation to China’s phosphorus industry;
l  100+entries of monthly export analysis of phosphorus products;
l  200+entries of frequently updated market data like export analysis & production situation, and coverage of producer information & consumption situation;
l  1,500+entries of daily updated phosphorus related products information in Content Chunk

Coverage of the whole phosphorus industry

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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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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Accelerated pace of phosphorus flame retardant replacing bromine flame retardant

According to Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report issued by CCM in August, on July 8, Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology & Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIMTE) signed a cooperation agreement with Guizhou Yuanyi Mining Group Co., Ltd. (Guizhou Yuanyi) to jointly promote the development and industrialization of phosphorus flame retardant with high-temperature resistance used in engineering plastics. Guizhou Yuanyi has sufficient phosphorus ore resources, processing a phosphorus ore mine and a coal mine in Weng'an County, which is very favorable for the development of phosphorus flame retardants.

NIMTE has achieved fruitful results in the synthesis of high-performance halogen-free flame retardants. Just on April 15, NIMTE signed a cooperation agreement with Polyrocks Chemical Co., Ltd. (Polyrocks Chemical) to jointly put forward the development and production of high-end phosphorus flame retardants. Polyrocks Chemical is engaged in the production of environmentally friendly halogen-free flame retardants.  

In recent years, phosphorus flame retardants have drawn more and more attention as an alternative of bromine flame retardants. In China, the capacity of phosphorus flame retardants has reached 150,000t/a as of July 2013, while the production was about 100,000 tonnes in 2012. With the miniaturization trend of electronic products and the development and adoption of tin-free electric welding technology, it's more and more necessary to develop new type of flame retardant with high-temperature resistance, chemical stability, well electric property and mechanical property used in engineering plastics. High-end phosphorus flame retardant is considered to be one of the major development directions.

Two factors may accelerate the pace of phosphorus flame retardants, especially relatively high-powered ones, replacing bromine flame retardants.

Firstly, many kinds of bromine flame retardants, the most popular flame retardants, have been phased out in more and more countries. For example, a global ban on hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD), a kind of bromine flame retardant commonly used in insulation, textile and electronics sectors, was issued at the sixth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention held from April 28–May 10, 2013 in Geneva. In 2009, two kinds of bromine flame retardants—pentabromodiphenyl ether and octabromodiphenyl ether—had already been eliminated. In this context, it's very necessary to find an alternative of bromine flame retardants, and phosphorus flame retardant is a good option with relatively mature production technology.
Secondly, China is a net bromine importer, with the monthly import volume of more than 2,000 tonnes, and 49% of bromine in China is used to produce flame retardants. On July 29, 2013, the government of Weifang City, Shandong Province officially announced that it will shut down 80% of local bromine capacity within three years in consideration of environmental protection. This issue may cause the domestic supply of bromine to become tighter, since the bromine capacity in Weifang City accounts for 60% of China's total capacity. 

Although it is a development trend that phosphorus flame retardants are gradually replacing bromine flame retardants, some properties of phosphorus flame retardants are not as good as that of bromine flame retardants restricted by the production technology level. Besides, the large scale production of phosphorus flame retardants may be restricted in the future in consideration of the scarcity and non-regeneration of phosphorus resources.

Editor's Note
Phosphorus Ore
Breakthrough in enrichment and sparation of low and medium grade phosphorus ore containing rare earth in China
Yellow Phosphorus
An overview on China's yellow phosphorus industry in H1 2013
Phosphate Fertilizer
CPFIA puts forward eight suggestions to ease phosphate fertilizer overcapacity
Xingfa Group's net profit slumped sharply in H1 2013
Fine Phosphate Chemicals
Hubei Zhongfu Chemical started the construction of a 330,000t/a sulfuric acid project
Accelerated pace of phosphorus flame retardant replacing bromine flame retardant
Xin Zhong Yuan Chemical and Mid-Union Phosphorus to found a fine phosphorus chemical industry cluster
Global Insight
Ma'aden joins hands with Mosaic and SABIC to develop a world-class phosphate production facility
Brief News
Shikefeng Sichuan Branch plans for technology reformation for its long-acting and slow-releasing fertilizer program
China's phosphate fertilizer manufacturers suffer heavy loss in the first five months of 2013
Supply & Demand
Market review of prime phosphate chemical in July 2013
Import & Export
International trade of phosphate chemicals in June 2013
Price Update
Price monitoring of some phosphate chemicals in July 2013


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Friday, June 28, 2013

Hubei Xingfa foresees a profit down in H1 2013

On June 3rd, 2013, Hubei Xingfa Chemicals Group Co., Ltd. (Hubei Xingfa) reported it expects to report a 30-50% decline in net profit in the first half of 2013, compared to USD25.66 million of net profit in H1 2012, according to CCM’s Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report issued in June.

Hubei Xingfa attributed the expected profit drop to the following three points:

Firstly, the market price of phosphorus ore is declining while the cost of phosphorus mining is rising.

Secondly, electricity costs have risen sharply because of drought. Hubei Xingfa gets most of its electricity from hydropower it owns. But drought has caused Hubei Xingfa to buy more electricity from more expensive outside sources than last year to maintain production.

Thirdly, the company's newly launched 600,000t/a DAP project has suffered losses. The project came on stream at the end of 2012, and is operated by wholly owned subsidiary Yidu Xingfa Chemical Co., Ltd. (Yidu Xingfa). Obviously, Hubei Xingfa overestimated the tendency of phosphate fertilizer market.

Hubei Xinfa's performance reflects the status of China's entire phosphorus chemical industry. While phosphorous ore business has been highly profitable in recent years, margins of the phosphorus chemical industry are getting thinner as gloominess in the downstream phosphate fertilizer market spread to the upstream phosphorus ore market. New projects face a tough time generating profitability, and the profit margin of phosphorus manufacturing firms in the entire industry is being squeezed.

Editor's Note
Headlines of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1306
Phosphorus Ore
Yuntianhua completes asset reorganization
Hubei Xingfa foresees a profit down in H1 2013
Yellow phosphorus
Yunnan publishes energy consumes across local yellow phosphorus industry
Phosphate Fertilizer
CPFIA to work out schemes for weeding out excess phosphate fertilizer capacity
Rapid appreciation of RMB to aggravate China's phosphate fertilizer export
Investment on fertilizer project went up in Q1 2013
Fine Phosphate Chemicals
Phosphorus flame retardant foresees huge growth potential
Global Insight
Saudi Arabia breaks into China's phosphate fertilizer market
Brief News
Guizhou Province to launch Technology Roadmap for local phosphorus chemicals industry
Jinchang City to construct a sulfur-phosphorus industrial park
China to make rules for stacking phosphogypsum
Supply & Demand
Market review of prime phosphate chemical in May 2013
Import & Export
International trade of phosphate chemicals in April 2013
Price Update
Price monitoring of some phosphate chemicals in May 2013

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, issued by CCM on 15th, keeps providing the latest company dynamics related to China’s phosphorus industry, and market analysis on supply and demand, import and export as well as global insight.

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, and consultancy service. 

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Friday, April 26, 2013

China is facing an imbalance in phosphorus resource reserves


Despite much effort to increase phosphorus resource reserves, China still needs to brace itself for an imbalance in phosphorus resource reserves in the face of the fast growing exploitation of phosphorus resources, according to Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1304 issued by CCM in April.
 
On Mar. 27th, 2013, China's Ministry of Land and Resources published positive data on China's current mineral resources status. The data shows that the proven reserves of phosphorus ore reached 20.74 billion tonnes in China by the end of 2012, increasing by 4.85% compared to that of 2011. However, the newly increasing reserves of phosphorus resources are still incapable of offsetting the annual consumption of phosphorus resources.

In the light of the data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, China's basic reserve of phosphorus resources maintained a continued decline. By the end of 2011, China owned 2,893 million tonnes of phosphorus ore whose actual economic value can be exploited under the current mining technology.
 
Furthermore, China still maintains an accelerating growth in the exploitation of phosphorus ore.
 
In the first two months of 2013, China produced 12,719,393 tonnes of phosphorus ore with a content of 30% P2O5, increasing by 15.69% compared to that of the same period of last year. It could forecast that the output of phosphorus ore might exceed 100 million tonnes in China in 2013 at the current rate. In recent years, China has maintained a fast growth in the exploitation of phosphorus ore. From 2008 to 2012, the output of phosphorus ore nearly doubled in China, from 49.72 million to 95.78 million tonnes. At the current consumption levels, China can barely provide itself with essential phosphorus resources for more than 40 years under the current mining technology.

China could inject part of its phosphorus ore into the international market in addition to meeting self-sufficiency targets; however, another truth is that China's abundant phosphorus resources are of low grade. Average purity of China’s phosphorus ore is only 17% and 80% of China’s phosphorus ore is middle and low-grade collophanite, which includes plenty of impurities; thus the workload of ore dressing for it is bigger than that for high grade varieties. As the largest phosphorus ore consumption country, China has seen phosphorus ore as a strategic resource for years. For China, therefore, the solution to relieving the potential resource tension is to encourage advancements in low-grade phosphorus ore utilization technology.

Editor's Note
Headlines of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1304
Phosphorus ore
Industry Dynamics: China is facing an imbalance in phosphorus resources reserves 
Policy & legislation: 16 phosphorus mining firms are entitled to export phosphorus ore in 2013        
Company Dynamics: Hubei Xingfa to get expansion in phosphorus mining sector
Yellow Phosphorus
Industry Dynamics: YunPhos expects to accelerate comprehensive utilization project of yellow phosphorus tail gas  
Phosphate Fertilizer
Company Dynamics: Shindoo to step into Vietnam’s fertilizer market     
Industry Dynamics: MAP to benefit from the booms of water soluble fertilizer in China   
Fine Phosphate Chemical
Policy & legislation: The US to keep anti-dumping duty on sodium hexametaphosphate from China   
Company Dynamics: CXPC‘s 2012 gross profit dropped 46.95%   
Global Insight
Italmatch Chemicals slips closer to global expansion target
Supply & Demand
Market review of prime phosphate chemical in March 2013     
Import & Export
International trade of phosphate chemicals in Feb. 2013
Price Update
Price monitoring of some phosphate chemicals in March 2013

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, issued by CCM on 15th, keeps providing the latest company dynamics related to China’s phosphorus industry, and market analysis on supply and demand, import and export as well as global insight.

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, and consultancy service. 

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Thursday, December 27, 2012

Success in pilot production would drive the process of Zhijin Project


Once the construction process of phosphate concentrates is sped up, the first phase of Zhijin Project may be completed soon. 

Zhijin Project, as one cooperation project between Guizhou Government and Wengfu Group and China National Offshore Oil Corporation launched in Oct. 2011, is supposed to be the biggest investment among China's current on-going phosphorus projects in recent years—amounting to USD2.16 billion. In addition to huge investment and projects about rare earth elements recovery from phosphorus ore, Zhijin Project also focuses on developing and making use of phosphorus resources in Zhijin County Guizhou Province.

Zhijin Region holds 1.49 billion tonnes of phosphorus ore reserves, approaching half the reserves of Guizhou Province. Furthermore, phosphorus mine in Zhijin Region is the last largest untapped phosphate metallogenetic belt in Guizhou Province up to now. With the advance of Zhijin Project, especially projects concerning the recovery of rare earth elements from phosphorus ore, the value of phosphorus ore in Zhijing Region will correspondingly grow.

For China's overall phosphorus industry, Zhijin Project means increasing supply in phosphorus ore and types of phosphorus intermediate chemicals. While for Wengfu Group - an investor and a technology supplier, the success of Zhijin Project can be seen as an opportunity to show its technical superiority in China to some extent.

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report is a monthly publication released by CCM. It offers timely update and close follow up of China’s various kind of Phosphorus market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. Major columns include market dynamic, company dynamic, raw material supply, price update, import & export analysis, consumption trend & competitiveness.

About CCM
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Failed to develop lithium iron phosphate in succession


As China's two well-known phosphorus companies -Jiangsu Chengxing Phoshorus-Chemcials Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu Chengxing) and Liuguo Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (Liuguo Chemical) failed to develop lithium iron phosphate in succession, competitors should be cautious about choosing their business for expansion.
                                                  
On Nov. 11th, Jiangsu Chengxing, known as China's top phosphate chemical producer, announced that it plans to withdraw capital from its holding subsidiary — Jiangyin Tiancheng New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (Tiancheng New Energy), amounting to USD2.97 million investment. Jiangsu Chengxing's move is mainly affected by mediocre development of lithium iron phosphate since the establishment of Tiancheng New Energy.
  
With a registered capital of USD10.62 million, Tiancheng New Energy was formed by Jiangsu Chengxing in April 2010. Thereinto, Jiangsu Chengxing accounts for 28% stakes. In accordance with the initial scheme, Tiancheng New Energy should get into the mass production of lithium iron phosphate. 
 
In addition to Jiangsu Chengxing, Liuguo Chemical, as a listed company specializing in producing phosphate fertilizers (DAP, MAP and types of compound fertilizers), also takes a hit in extension of lithium iron phosphate.
 
On June 18th, 2010, Liuguo Chemical and Sichuan University signed a two-year technical service contract. According to the contract, Sichuan University should develop production technology of lithium iron phosphate to achieve mass production. However, the target of mass production was not realized till expiration of contract. Nonetheless, Liuguo Chemical expressed that they would not give up the development of lithium iron phosphate. The cooperation with Sichuan University is still in progress, as noted by one insider from the company.

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report is a monthly publication released by CCM. It offers timely update and close follow up of China’s various kind of Phosphorus market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. Major columns include market dynamic, company dynamic, raw material supply, price update, import & export analysis, consumption trend & competitiveness.


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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.
For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Vietnam intended to raise the export tariff of multiple minerals


On Oct. 25, Vietnam's medium Th i Báo Kinh T Sài Gòn (TBKTSG) disclosed that Vietnam intended to raise the export tariff on multiple minerals, including phosphorus ore. Besides, the new export tariff on phosphorus ore will rise from 10%-15% to 15-25% and is expected to be implemented this year.

Vietnam's restriction on export of phosphorus ore takes a toll on the international market of phosphorus ore. As for China, the pressure may be exerted on domestic ammonium phosphate producers if Vietnam's ammonium phosphate industry gets a booming development in the future. For the moment at least, there's no intersection between China and Vietnam in terms of phosphorus ore business.

According to data from United Nations Commodity Trade Statistics Database (UN comtrade), India was the main export destination of Vietnam's phosphorus ore in 2008-2011. In 2011, Vietnam exported 586,846 tonnes of phosphorus ore, of which 71.11% was exported to India.

While for India, it seemed it did not rely too much on Vietnam's phosphorus ore. Among India's import of phosphorus ore in 2011, only 8.16% was from Vietnam. Generally speaking, Vietnam's push in this direction is definitely in the best interests of protecting local resources and restricting exports. In the meantime, it would be conducive to developing local downstream phosphorus products like yellow phosphorus and ammonium phosphate.

By the end of Oct. 2012, the capacity of phosphate in Vietnam had increased to 1,370,000t/a, whilst Vietnam's capacity expansion of ammonium phosphate was under way. In Jan. 2012, Vietnam National Chemical Corp. (VNCC) constructed its second ammonium phosphate facility. By 2015, VNCC's capacity of ammonium phosphate is expected to increase to 660,000t/a, which can surely boost the demand for phosphorus ore. In addition, this also can entail sufficient feedstock to supply its booming yellow phosphorus industry.

As the second largest holder of phosphorus ore resource in the world, China has been a net phosphorus ore exporter over these years. Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, and supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.

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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. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Find Hot News in Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1208


Published on the 15th every month, Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report is a monthly publication released by CCM International. It offers timely update and close follow up of China’s various kind of Phosphorus market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. Major columns include market dynamic, company dynamic, raw material supply, price update, import & export analysis, consumption trend & competitiveness.

Following are headline news of the latest issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report:
Phosphorus mining business to bring huge profits for Sichuan Hebang
With the launch of phosphorus mining project in Q3 2012, Sichuan Hebang finally enters into phosphorus industry.
Growing uncertainty to surround China Baoan's new investment plan
With the approach of expiry date of agreement signed with Baokang Government, China Baoan's new phosphorus investment disclosed more uncertainties.
Guizhou Government makes up development scheme for Kailin Group
In order to speed up Kailin Group's development, Guizhou Government was to offer Kailin Group with additional support.
Irreplaceability of yellow phosphorus to last for long in China
The latest yellow phosphorus summit reported yellow phosphorus would continue to play an irreplaceable role for a long time in China.
China to further heighten utilization of phosphogypsum
In order to boost utilization rate of phosphogypsum, China is to accelerate the development of phosphogypsum industry.
Liuguo Chemical fails to make more profit in H1 2012
Soaring output brings increasing revenue to Liuguo Chemical but fails to create more profits in H1 2012.
Hubei Government to curb local capacity expansion of fertilizer
Hubei Government plans to eliminate a series of inefficient fertilizer capacity in batches from 2012 to 2015.
China's DAP sees limited upside for price
China's DAP price will not rebound unless the demand soars.
Phosphorus investment rising in Leibo County
Investment in phosphorus project in Leibo County witnesses high increase in Sichuan Province.
Hubei Xingfa to invest new phosphate chemicals project
In order to exploit phosphorus mine in Xiangyang City, Hubei Xingfa was to invest the project regarding food grade phosphate chemicals.
International trade situation of phosphate chemicals in H1 2012
Phosphorus export shows the tendency of downturn generally in China in H1 2012.
Price monitor of some phosphate chemicals in July 2012
Decreasing cost drives the price of yellow phosphorus, phosphoric acid and STPP to keep downward in July.

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Monday, September 3, 2012

Five provinces released phosphorite new management measures


On August 23, provinces of Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan jointly issued the “Five Innovative Regulations on Exploiting Phosphorite Resource”. These five new measures will regulate the management of phosphate rock resource development from five aspects, including new phosphate mining rights, renovation and expansion of phosphate rock production scale and services, mining rights put, and total phosphate mining management principles, which are discussed and decided by the phosphate rock resources development joint meeting of the five provinces. The new regulations will strengthen the scientific exploitation of phosphate rock and reasonable utilization, improve industry concentration, and standardize tenements trafficking.

Phosphorus is an important chemical raw material and also an essential element for the growth of crops. Industrial phosphorus must be extracted from a large number of phosphate rock, to be used in the manufacture of yellow phosphorus, red phosphorus, phosphoric acid, phosphate fertilizer, phosphate. It is used as a phosphate fertilizer, phosphorus-containing pesticides, poultry and livestock feed in agriculture.

CCM International is a professional industry information consulting institution with more than 10-year experience in China’s phosphorus industry research and development. Its research fields cover yellow phosphorus, phosphorus flame retardants, phosphorus pentoxide, phosphorus ore, phosphorus trichloride, phosphorus oxychloride, red phosphorus and other areas in the phosphorus industry. The company has also published various market research reports and monthly reports, such as the newly published Global Market of Yellow Phosphorus, The Future of Yellow Phosphorus in China, Phosphorus Ore Resource in China and Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report. These reports present you the global dynamic, reliable data, analysis of the status quo, predict future trends and professional insights of global and Chinese phosphorus market.

This year, the average price of phosphate rock rose more than 10%, the Guizhou-grade 32% tax price of phosphate rock SHIP rose from RMB640/t in the beginning of the year to the new RMB720/t; Hubei grade of 30% of the tax price of phosphate rock SHIP rose from RMB580/t in the beginning of the year to the latest RMB650/t. Affected by the phosphate resource management five new initiatives, the price of phosphate rock has been a strong support. Fall fertilizer demand market is about to start, the DAP exports is expected to increase, the price of phosphate rock will keep the upward trend. What are the development trends about manufacturers, resource supply, output, price, cutting edge technologies, comparison of production cost, consumption situation in the future? You may find results in CCM International’s relevant products and services in phosphorus industry as mentioned above.

In addition, based on large number of first-hand information and advanced forecast method, CCM International also provides Database, Content Chunk, Trade Analysis related to phosphorus. If you need any information or data regarding phosphorus industry, please feel free to contact us.


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Friday, August 3, 2012

Latest Update in China’s Phosphorus Market


In June 2012, Chinese Government continues to release conservative macroeconomic policy to lighten enterprises’ pressure and stimulate economic growth—reducing the retail price of electricity for China’s industrial producers. Thus, yellow phosphorus producers, as the major electricity consumer in China, could benefit from the macroeconomic policy. What kind of influence will the macroeconomic policy make on domestic yellow phosphorus industry?
 
As for the entire China’s phosphorus industry in June 2012, they generally face falling price either because of the reduction in cost of raw material or the sluggish demand. Will the price continue to keep falling in July?

In addition, China is to encounter tight supply in phosphorus ore under the influence of climate - continuous rainfall in Sichuan and Guizhou. How to response the bad weather?

All answers can be found in CCM International’s Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, which provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.


Headline news in the July issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report:
-Wengfu Group continues to expand mining areas for its current phosphorus mine to prevent tight supply.
-With ever-increasing concerns on rare earth resources, the technology of separating rare earth elements from phosphorus ore is expected to add value to phosphorus resources.
-The auction of 20% shares in JSC Apatit is becoming fierce in Russia.
-Although Kaiyang Government will provide subsidy for local yellow phosphorus producers to encourage local production of yellow phosphorus, it’s to face challenge from other yellow phosphorus production areas.
-Declined export guarantee money for DAP is conductive to relieving the financial pressure of China’s DAP traders based on reduced export cost.
-China BlueChemical is expected to rank among the forefront of phosphate industry in China via expanding scale of business and recourses.
-With the coming of export peak season and decreasing supply in the US, China is to contribute more force to global DAP market.
-The effect of China’s phosphate fertilizer reserve stratagem is at a transition, from ensuring supply in off season to relieve enterprises’ sale pressure in off season
.… …


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