Monday, September 16, 2013

Find Hot News in China Fluoride Materials Monthly Report 1308

Following are headline news of China Fluoride Materials Monthly Report:
Domestic market prices of most fluoride materials in July 2013
Domestic market prices of most fluoride materials in July 2013
3F to extend fluorine chemical chain by acquisition
3F is going to acquire 100% of Alltop's shares and 65% of Zhenfu's, with the aim to extend its fluorine chemical chain.
Domestic market price of AHF continually drops in July 2013
Domestic market price of AHF has been decreasing for four months since March 2013.
Main device of Longxing Chemical's PVDF project launches in July 2013
The core device of Longxing Chemical's PVDF project is to be constructed and the first phase will be completed in March 2014.
Juhua suffers a sharp drop of net profit in H1 2013
Juhua's revenue increased slightly in H1 2013 while the net profit reduced sharply due to the decreasing market prices of fluorine chemicals.
Import and export analysis of fluoride chemicals in China in June 2013
Import and export analysis of fluoride chemicals in China in June 2013
Domestic fluorine chemical enterprises increase their investments in FEP projects
More and more domestic enterprises have started to focus on FEP due to the considerable profit.
Meilan Chemical releases its purchase order of USD162 million on Netsun
Meilan Chemical is going to purchase raw materials through the Netsun platform.
Domestic market price of R22 rebounds in July 2013
The domestic market price of R22 rebounded slightly in July 2013, ending its downtrend since May 2013.
Do-Fluoride shuts down its AlF3 production lines
Because of the dismal domestic market and an infringement dispute, Do-Fluoride has shut down its AlF3 production lines since middle July 2013, which will have a bad effect on its business performance.

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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Baolingbao competes with QHT by implementing low-price strategy on FOS sales

Baolingbao Biology Co., Ltd. (Baolingbao), a leading manufacturer of functional sugar in China that entered the domestic fructooligosaccharide (FOS) market in 2011. The company implemented low-price strategy to sell its FOS product, which can increase its product's competitiveness to compete with the one of Quantum Hi-Tech (China) Biological Co., Ltd. (QHT), a major FOS manufacturer in China, according to Sweetener China News issued by CCM in September.

As a new FOS manufacturer in China, Baolingbao tried its best to increase the sales volume of its FOS in recent two years (Note: Baolingbao invested USD24.35 million to establish its FOS project with a capacity of 10,000 t/a in 2009, and launched its FOS in Oct. 2010). Thanks to the low-price strategy, the sales volume of FOS of Baolingbao witnessed a sharp increase in recent two years, which brought more profit to the company. For example, the operating profit of its FOS business was USD0.97 million in H1 2013, increasing by 1355% compared with that in H1 2011.

Expressed by QHT, due to several factors, including low-price strategy of Baolingbao, the revenue of its FOS business showed a slight decline, from USD11.06 million in H1 2012 to USD10.81 million in H1 2013. But the company also indicated that it would rather keep the FOS price unchanged with high quality to attract new customers and retain old customers than adopt the low-price strategy. Based on this, the company tried its best to not decline the FOS price in H1 2013, which retained the gross profit margin at a relatively high level. The company believed that its idea was right. Under the impact of low-price strategy of Baolingbao, most of its downstream customers still chose to continue the cooperations with QHT. In addition, according to QHT, new customers such as Dumex, an international infants' and children's nutrition company, investigated QHT to show their willingness to cooperate.

Maybe the low-price strategy is a good way for a company to enjoy good sales performance in a short term, but it is not helpful to support the company's long-term development. And it is the same with the industry. Take Baolingbao for example. Despite the increase in their products' sales volume, the strategy also eroded the gross profit margin of FOS of Baolingbao. Data from the 2013 semi-annual report of the company showed that its functional oligosaccharide business which included FOS and isomalto-oligosaccharide (IMO), was just 24.69% in H1 2013, which was much lower than the one of QHT. The gross profit margin of FOS of QHT was as high as 46.29% in the same period. For domestic FOS manufacturers, it is believed that the correct method is to cultivate a larger downstream consumption market, to avoid reduction of their profit when confronted with the low-price strategy implemented by rivals. Actually, not only QHT but also Baolingbao showed their confidence in the good prospect of the domestic FOS industry. Because of the low consumption volume in domestic downstream industries and its health care effect, FOS will be added by more and more downstream enterprises in China to their products.

In H1 2013, the Chinese government has released a series of policies to strengthen the management on the quality standards of home-made dairy products, especially the home-made infant formula products, in order to strengthen the confidence of the Chinese public in home-made infant formula, as well as strengthen the competitiveness of home-made infant formula (for more information please refer to Sweeteners China News Vol.3 July Issue, p15, Strong management on infant formula may improve indirectly consumption of FOS in China). If the consumption volume of home-made infant formula continues to increase, it can bring more opportunities to domestic FOS producers.

It is suggested that domestic FOS manufacturers should grasp the opportunities to explore the domestic dairy industry, rather than snatch the existing market share from other FOS manufacturers in China.

Table of Contents of Sweeteners China News 1309:
HFCS and corn starch expected to get listed as futures in China
Operating rate of China's starch sugar industry is at low level in July -Aug. 2013
Profitability of China's acesulfame-K producers is at low level
Zhaoqing Coruscate cooperates with SCUT on research on starch sugar
Luzhou Bio-chem suffers net loss in H1 2013
China Starch: proportion of starch sugar in total revenue continues to increase in H1 2013
GLG: revenue of stevia sweetener business witnesses dramatic decrease in Q2 2013
Net profit of JK Sucralose sees sharp increase in H1 2013
Export overview of some sweeteners and raw materials in China, July 2013
Shanxi exports more cyclamate though national export volume decreases in Jan. -July 2013
Export volume of China's saccharin increases by 3.33% YoY in Jan. -July 2013
Overall condition of domestic sucrose industry not as good as it seems
Baolingbao competes with QHT by implementing low-price strategy on FOS sales
Ex-factory prices of sweeteners in China in August 2013
Changzhou Guanghui plans to balance production and sales of aspartame in next five years
Chenguang Biotech: stevia sweetener project expected to come into use in H2 2013
CSA announces plan to prevent unreasonable expansion of raw sugar processing capacity
Shandong Futaste obtains certificate on low-carbon xylitol
Sucrose revenue of COFCO Tunhe accounts for large proportion while contributes little

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Guangzhou City makes some progress in garbage classification in 2013

In H1 2013, Guangzhou has made some significant progress in its garbage classification project. Also, a new policy has also been planning for improving the implementation of Guangzhou's garbage classification project, according to Biomaterials China News issued by CCM in September.

According to related statistics, the volume of kitchen waste classification reached 44,000 tonnes in H1 2013, up approximately 136.4% year on year, while the volume of hazardous waste classification increased to 65 tonnes, up approximately 153.8% year on year. Meanwhile, the volume of resources recovery increased by 75.1% to 719,000 tonnes, while the volume of garbage incineration decreased by 1.13% to 1.93 million tonnes. It is expected that 80% of the population in Guangzhou will reach the project's standards for garbage classification in 2013.

However, despite these achievements, the government of Guangzhou still faces difficulties in the experimental stage of the garbage classification project. These difficulties include the low awareness of garbage classification, improper facilities regarding classified garbage cans, large amounts of investment in the initial stage, etc., all of which slow the development pace of the garbage classification project and make it harder to implement similar projects nationwide in China.

To improve garbage classification, the government of Guangzhou is working on a policy named "Charging Waste Fees Based on the Number of Garbage Bags Used". According to Xie Xiaodan, the Deputy Mayor of Guangzhou, the trial implementation of this policy will begin in Sept. 2013. In detail, there are three types of biodegradable garbage bags——big bags with a price of USD0.0815 (RMB0.5), midsize bags with a price of USD0.0489 (RMB0.3), and small bags with a price of USD0.0326 (RMB0.2).

It is believed that this new policy will effectively reduce the amount of garbage in Guangzhou. The new policy is similar to policies that have already been implemented in developed countries including Japan, Singapore, and European countries.

Other cities in China have also put forward similar programs. For example, the government of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province officially carried out the garbage classification pilot program on Dec. 26, 2011 and then implemented the Garbage Classification Management Measures of Nanjing City on June 6, 2013. The relevant department revealed that the garbage classification rate in Nanjing City is under currently 20% after the garbage classification program has been operated for over one year. The department also revealed that the garbage classification coverage in Nanjing should reach 60% at the end of 2013. On July 2, 2012, Sanya, Hainan Province also started a garbage classification project. 

However, little progress has been made as of Aug. 2013, because the influx of visitors in this tourist city hinders the development of such projects.

There is no doubt that overall, China's garbage classification activity is currently only at the initial stage.

The biodegradable garbage bag, which is produced from corn starch, cassava starch and polyethylene, can greatly boost the development of China's biodegradable plastic industry. If the garbage classification project proceeds smoothly, similar projects may be gradually introduced all over the country. This will greatly boost the demand for biodegradable garbage bags. Even if the project is hampered or blocked by difficulties, it will still help improve public awareness of environmental protection, which will lay a firm foundation for the future development of the biodegradable plastic industry.

In Dec. 2012, Guangzhou's biodegradable garbage bag (for kitchen waste) produced by Kingfa Sci &Tech Co. Ltd (Kingfa) was upgraded to the second generation of bags and put into service. Compared with the first generation, the upgraded one is almost completely biodegradable (90%) within three months, and has a larger capacity. A handle has been added to the upgraded bag, which makes it more convenient to use. Also, the second generation of biodegradable garbage bags in Guangzhou has been laser printed with QR (Quick Response) code, which allows consumers to trace the source of garbage bags. The government's efforts on the garbage classification project help to promote the rapid improvement of biodegradable garbage bags, which will further accelerate the development of the biodegradable plastic industry.

Table of Contents of Biomaterials China News 1309:
Bio-based PBT may become a potential growth point for biological industry
HBUT: CO2 donor on fermentation production of succinic acid
Jilin Province plans to develop PLA industry in 2013
Guangzhou City makes some progress in garbage classification in 2013
Wuhan Huali's biological plastic base to be completed soon
Bio-based elastic staple fiber applied in home textile industry for the first time
Shanxi Sanwei sees a sharp drop in net profit in H1 2013
China's BDO industry faces an overcapacity in Jan.-Aug. 2013
China's natural rubber price increases continuously since June 2013
PLA: import volume up while export volume down in July 2013
China's import volume of dry cassava increases in July 2013
China's import volume of castor oil and its derivatives increases in July 2013
ICCAS develops a new biodegradable yarn
API Spa and Sacmi jointly develops a 100% biodegradable bottle cap
Invista and SilicoLife to jointly develop bio-based 1,3-butadiene
Hainan Biological Plastic Industrial Park to be constructed
GranBio and Rhodia plan to build a bio-based n-butyl alcohol plant in Brazil

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Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Shandong Denghai achieves sharp growth in H1 2013

Shandong Denghai Seeds Co., Ltd. (Shandong Denghai) achieves sharp growth in both revenue and net profit during H1 2013, mainly owing to the increasing sales of corn variety Denghai605 and the contribution from key subsidiaries, according to CCM’s latest issue, Seed China News 1308.
 
According to Shandong Denghai's semi-annual financial report released on 26 Aug., the company generated USD98.81 million (RMB610.64 million) of revenue and USD24.81 million (RMB153.33 million) of net profit during H1 2013, an increase of 90.45% and 121.85% respectively year on year.

Shandong Denghai primarily attributes its sharp growth in H1 2013 to the increased sales of Denghai605, a leading variety bred by the company itself. As a national approved corn variety released in 2010, the variety has seen rapid growth in the past few years. With prominent advantage of lodging resistance and high yield, Denghai605's promotion area is estimated to reach over 533,333 ha. (8 million mu), mainly covering the summer corn growing regions, such as Shandong, Henan and Hebei.
 
Better performance of Denghai605 in last summer due to favorable weather has promoted its seeds sales in the marketing season of 2012/2013. (Editor: Shandong Denghai, a leading corn seed supplier for summer corn regions, usually takes the marketing season from Nov. to next June). Moreover, the lucrative rebates that Shandong Denghai provides for distributors has also greatly promoted the sales of Denghai605.

Good performance of the subsidiaries' also contributed to Shandong Denghai's sharp growth in H1 2013. Take for example Shandong Denghai-Pioneer Seeds Co., Ltd. (Denghai-Pioneer). The 51:49 joint venture of Shandong Denghai and DuPont Pioneer achieved four times YoY growth in net profit, reaching USD20.12 million (RMB124.33 million) in H1 2013 (Note: Denghai-Pioneer adjusted the marketing strategy in the marketing season of 2012/2013 by reducing the seed sales to distributors in Q4 2012 and increasing the carry-over ratio for the latter half of marketing season, which help promote its performance in H1 2013).
 
Xianyu335, the leading corn variety of Denghai-Pioneer, has shown a slight rebound after the sales decrease in the previous year, with an promotion area estimated to be around 1.53 million ha. (23 million mu) by Denghai-Pioneer this year. To make profits under the serious oversupply of corn seeds in the market, Denghai-Pioneer has greatly reduced the output of Xianyu335 to clear its inventories and slightly raised the selling price when the demand increased for the variety. After all, Xianyu335 has obvious performance advantages over most corn hybrids in the market.
 
Besides, Dandong Denghai Liangyu Seed Industry Co., Ltd. (Denghai Liangyu), another 51%-holding subsidiary of Shandong Denghai, also maintains a performance growth in H1 2013 following the sound performance in previous year, mainly relying on the leading variety Liangyu99, which has seen rising sales in the northeast market. With the outstanding traits covering lodging resistance, anti-plaque resistance and strong resistance to stem borer, the variety has become hot among corn growers in Northeast China, despite a higher selling price in single grain.

Shandong Denghai's leading corn variety Denghai605 is expected to see a further rapid growth in the coming 2-3 years, bringing profit growth to Shandong Denghai. During H1 2013, Denghai605 was successfully introduced to Shaanxi and Shanxi, two important provinces in the summer corn planting regions of Huang-Huai-Hai Plain. Besides, Shandong Denghai is making efforts to promote Denghai605 in the spring corn planting regions such as Inner Mongolia, located in Northeast China.
 
However, there are also still some challenges or risks affecting the further growth of Denghai605—serious oversupply in corn seed market, extreme weather conditions in these regions, etc. Moreover, Denghai605 variety has some shortcomings such as late maturing and slow dehydration, revealed by Zhang Shihuang, Chief Scientist of National Corn Industrial Technology System.
 
Nevertheless, the strong variety breeding capacity will stimulate the long-term development of Shandong Denghai. Apart from Denghai605, some other new varieties have also been developed by the company, such as Denghai618 and Denghai3737, which already passed the approval by Shandong Province. The company has invested annually over RMB4.05 million (RMB25 million) in R&D in the past few years, much higher than the most domestic rivals.

Recently, Shandong Denghai has been rather frequently setting up subsidiaries for business expansion. After setting up a subsidiary named Shandong Denghai Huayu Seeds Co., Ltd. in this June (for more details please refer to Shandong Denghai to set up another corn seed subsidiary in Seed China News 1306, Page 11), Shandong Denghai  on 22 August, 2013 announce its plan to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary. The new subsidiary, temporarily named Qingdao Denghai Seeds Co., Ltd. that was established with USD16.18 (RMB100 million) of registered capital in Qingdao, Shandong's developed coastal cities,, is expected to act as a high-tech breeding plateform of Shandong Denghai by absorbing top talents and cutting-edge technical resources.

Table of Contents of Seed China News 1308:
Hefei Fengle: both revenue and net profit fall in H1 2013
Longping High-tech achieves sound performance in H1 2013
Gansu Dunhuang: heavy losses continue in H1 2013
Shandong Denghai achieves sharp growth in H1 2013
Prospect of Guangdong's peanut seed market becomes good
Liaoning Dongya's Dongdan4243 yields poor harvest in southern Sichuan
Winall Hi-tech transfers corn seed subsidiary to cut losses
Anhui Wanken collaborates with CAS's affiliated institute on wheat breeding
Westrup Denmark cooperates with Kaifeng Maosheng on supplying seed processing equipment in China
China approves large-scale import of Argentina's GMO corn for first time
China's first insurance project on hybrid rice seed production launched in Chengdu
China's rapeseed import up 14.81% in first seven months of 2013
Origin reports revenue decrease for three months by June 30, 2013
BGI: sorghum genomic research to benefit genetic improvement

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Review of Anhui Huaxing’s performance in H1 2013

Anhui Huaxing, a listed herbicide and insecticide manufacturer in China, achieved a revenue increase of 38.08% YoY in H1 2013, reaching USD115.44 million. According to the company, the revenue growth was mainly due to its product promotion at home and aboard and the product structure adjustment. Another cause was that one of its wholly subsidiaries namely Anhui Linearfull Modern Agriculture Co., Ltd. witnessed an outstanding revenue growth, increasing to USD38.74 million in H1 2013, from USD11.38 million in H1 2012.
 
Meanwhile, Anhui Huaxing's net profit turned loss into gain in the half year. In H1 2012, Anhui Huaxing suffered a loss of USD0.88 million. Owning to the price rise of glyphosate in H1 2013, the company's net profit in the half year turned to be positive—USD2.15 million.
 
Pesticides, as Anhui Huaxing's major business, brought revenue of about USD84.24 million in H1 2013, up 6.77% YoY. The gross profit margin of it increased by 6.79 percentage points YoY as well, reaching 19.44% in the first half year. Among the company's sub-industries of pesticides, fungicides' YoY revenue growth and gross profit margin in H1 2013 were 29.22% and 27.91% respectively, much higher than the others, even though the proportion that fungicide products accounted in the total revenue was less than insecticide and herbicide products accounted.
 
Sales performance of Anhui Huaxing gained improvement in both domestic market and overseas market in H1 2013, with a revenue growth of 29.33% and 24.54% YoY respectively. The revenue at home captured a bigger proportion, reaching USD81.98 million, compared with USD32.81 million from the overseas market.
 
According to Anhui Huaxing, the pesticide projects it invests in currently mainly includes relocation projects of 5,000t/a glyphosate, 6,000t/a monosultap and 6,000t/a bisultap. As of the end of H1 2013, 60.06% of the relocation project process of glyphosate had been completed, and that of monosultap and bisultap had completed 7.69%.
 
Last but not least, it is worth noting that cash inflow on Anhui Huaxing's financial activities in H1 2013 reached USD332.17 million, which was attributed to the additional new stocks issued for CEFC Shanghai Oil Group Co., Ltd. (CEFC Shanghai). Due to the financial activities, Anhui Huaxing's leadership had been adjusted and Anhui Huaxing has become a subsidiary of CEFC Shanghai. As a result, Anhui Huaxing's total assets increased by 98.87% on 30 June, 2013, compared with that in the beginning of 2013, and its total liability dropped 49.70% in the closing balance, compared with that in the opening balance.
Source: Crop Protection China Monthly Report issued by CCM in August.

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Production and consumption situation of China's acrylonitrile industry

China's acrylonitrile industry has enjoyed a steady expansion during 2008–2012. According to CCM’s report Market of Acrylonitrile in China, issued in February 2013, the domestic acrylonitrile capacity has exceeded 1.3 million t/a as of January 2013, while the consumption volume has been over 1.5 million tonnes, which means China still needs to import a considerable amount of acrylonitrile every year to fill the gap between supply and demand.

At present, acrylonitrile is mainly used in the production of acrylic fiber, ABS, PAM, acrylamide, NBR, etc. Among which, acrylic fiber is still the largest consumer of acrylonitrile, though its consumption demand for acrylonitrile has been dropping during 2008–2012.  

As for the other two downstream fields, namely ABS and PAM, they are expected to show remarkable performance in terms of output and consumption volume. ABS is even estimated to surpass acrylic fiber to be the largest consumer of acrylonitrile in China in the future, given its increasing growth of output.

In the report, CCM focuses on the production situation and consumption pattern of China's acrylonitrile industry during 2008–2012, and forecasts its development in the next five years. In “Production situation of acrylonitrile in China during 2008–2012” part, readers can obtain the basic information of acrylonitrile production and producers, geographical distribution of production and new projects or expansion programs in relation to acrylonitrile production.

The report has also revealed the import and export situation of acrylonitrile in China during 2011–2012. The findings are concluded by CCM’s researchers basing on a large amount of data sourced from China Customs. Through these findings readers can get a lot of intelligences on China’s acrylonitrile industry, such as major exporters and importers, export destinations, export and import volume and value. With respect to the consumption situation of acrylonitrile in China, CCM will give readers a detailed elaboration of the consumption pattern of acrylonitrile in main end segments, including acrylic fiber, ABS, acrylamide, NBR, etc. 

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Current production and competition situation of five feed pigments in China

With the fast development of poultry and aquaculture industries in China, the domestic feed pigment industry has witnessed a fast growth over the past decades. In our latest survey of feed pigments in China, we traced the current situation and the competition situation of five main feed pigments in China, namely capsanthin, canthaxanthin, lutein, apo-ester and astaxanthin.

Generally speaking, the macro environment in China is favorable for the development of the feed pigment industry, although there are tough days due to negative factors such as bird flu incidents. The competition among domestic manufacturers is also getting fierce. Take the capsanthin feed pigment for example, producers have to face the intense competition resulting from its substitute canthaxanthin feed pigment and suppliers’ strong bargaining power. 

Through the report, readers can get a clear understanding of the production situation of the five feed pigments, as well as the competition situation among major domestic producers. Featured contents of the report are as follows:
l  Producers and the output volume of the five feed pigments in China in 2012
l   Main planting areas of chili in China during 2010–2012
l   Main planting areas of marigold in China during 2010–2012
l   Market price comparison of two red feed pigments in China in May 2013
l   Market price comparison of apo-ester feed pigment in China in May 2013
l   Market price comparison of canthaxanthin feed pigment in China in May 2013
l   Production lines of apo-ester feed pigment producers in China in 2012
l   Comparison of production lines of top three domestic canthaxanthin feed pigment producers in May 2013
l  Products price comparison of top three domestic canthaxanthin feed pigment producers in May 2013
l   SWOT analysis on major domestic feed pigment producers

The report also conducts a PEST analysis (PEST refers to political, economical, social, and technological), as well as a Porter’s five forces analysis (Porter’s five forces refer to bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, potential new entrants, threats of substitutes, and degree of competition) of the five feed pigments.

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