August 30th, 2010
Telecommunication sector of China has been appreciably growing since many years and the country now has world’s largest telecommunication networks not only in terms of network capacity but also number of subscribers. Made in China telecom equipments and products have a huge demand in the global telecom market. Also, the issuance of 3G licenses in China from early 2009 was the recent and growing move by the Chinese government and also a boosting step towards the rapid development of the country’s telecom infrastructure.
A report named “China Telecom Industry Forecast to 2012” provided a clear picture of the rapidly growing Chinese telecom industry by extensive research and analysis. According to this, investment by the Chinese telecom operators has been reached to billions of dollars for the stability of an outstanding and international level telecom infrastructure in the country. Also, the country is developing rapidly a fast addition of subscribers in its Internet, broadband and mobile sectors.
The revenue of Chinese telecom operators grow 5.9% year on year to RMB 434.55 billion in the first six months of this year which is 68.55% of the total business revenue. This ratio was 65.31% in 2009. These facts have been shown by the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Telecom companies of China estimated their business revenue rise 6.3% in East China, 8.5% in Central China and 9.6% in West China. In 2005, the six top most Telecom organizations of China named China Telecom, China Unicom, China Satcom, China Railcom, China Netcom and China Mobile told in a report that they had revenues of worth 6.6 trillion yuan, profits of worht 600 billion yuan and total assets of worth 10.6 trillion yuan.
One of many important reasons of steady growth of Chinese telecom industry is that the competition in this sector is not limited to Chinese telecom market only. Telecom enterprises of the country like and ZTE and Huawei Technologies have confidently competed with world-class multinational firms of global telecom industry. These Chinese companies have emerged as major players in the telecom equipment business in the world. For example, Huawei which is a private telecom company in China when established in 1987 then it had registered capital of only 21,000 yuan. But now it has total registered assets of 3.2 billion yuan and revenue of 47 billion yuan. It has 85 overseas branch offices, factories and research centers as well as 1 billion customers world wide. Through this company and many other growing telecom organizations, China direct exports high quality equipments and wireless terminal technologies in over 100 countries.
August 26th, 2010
China is one of the world’s leading producers of handbags and wallets who manufactures all types of handbags, wallets, luggages, totebags, etc. with good quality. Made in China handbags have huge demand in the international market. There are approximately 2,000 to 2,500 export manufacturers and suppliers of handbags and related items in China. These handbags are made in both genuine and synthetic leather models. China manufactures a wide range of handbags and wallets from small-scale specialists to high-volume makers. One more quality of Chinese handbags is that they are the cheapest in the market with good quality.
According to a report, the production of Chinese handbags and wallets was the worth of US $17 billion in 2003 as we as annual output was reached to 800 million pieces just within 3 years. Chinese handbags for womens are the strongest line of the industry that covers nearly 30% of production. The largest market of China made women’s handbags is Asia that covers 35% of the exports of suppliers in this line. North America and Western Europe are also a dominant market for Chinese handbags who imported 29% and 24% respectively in 2003. 5% of the Chinese handbags also imported by Eastern Europe at this time but is will also be an emerging and dominant market for Chinese handbags in the upcoming future.
The main handbags production hubs of China are Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Hebei and Beijing. A world class quality of handbags and wallets are manufactured there that contains high-end designs and low or mid level cost range. In these hubs of China, suppliers are producing different style and models of handbags in a wide range of leathers including cowhide, sheepskin, exotic materials such as crocodile and ostrich and synthetic versions. After their successful making, China direct exports them to the global industry. One factor that matters is that the high quality leathers for making Chinese handbags are mainly imported from Italy. China is also self-sufficient in the supply of midrange leather materials but the quality is not very good.
August 24th, 2010
CCTV cameras are becoming the most important need of life according to security purpose day by day. Made in China CCTV cameras have very high and good quality that are developing its steady growth in the international market. China is proving its existence as a biggest supplier of CCTV cameras. According to the figures of 2004, the worth of the production of Chinese CCTV cameras were at least U.S $100 million dollars. Guangdong province is the main hub of China where about 80% of CCTV equipments are made.
Among all CCTV cameras, IP camera is a finest device which can be used for the surveillance of both domestic and commercial purposes. China is one of the major supplier of this as well as other CCTV cameras. Also, China is exporting CCTV cameras part and accessories and is stand with other progressive countries of the world like Japan, Korea, U.S.A, etc. From the past few years, China seriously paid attention to its CCTV export markets, new and alternative sales strategies and tried to enhance product lineups due to which its CCTV industry grew rapidly.
The export of Chinese CCTV products had worth of U.S $216. 2 million to the world in 2004. China imports 42. 9% and 70. 8% of CCTV cameras and surveillance equipments to North America and Asia respectively. These two continents are the dominant export markets for Chinese CCTV exports. IP cameras, water-resistant cameras, dome cameras, speed dome cameras and miniature cameras are the major export CCTV cameras which China direct exports in bulk to the world.
August 20th, 2010
LED industry of China is based on 30 years of its rapid development. While striving in these days, now the country has achieved the production of made in China LED devices, wafers and chips. According to the China Light and Statistics Branch of the Association for photovoltaic devices, in th LED industry of the country, there were total of 50,000 people and more than 20 research institutions in 2007. A “National Semiconductor Lighting Project” has been formed in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Dalian, Nanchang, Xiamen to promote semiconductor lighting on industrial bases in the country.
From a couple of years, LED industry of China has significantly improved the quality of its LEDs by improving light-emitting efficiency and life. The key products of China made LED contains night lighting, LED display, lights, LCD backlight, automotive lighting, street lighting and so on. Due to this improvement, China LED scale applications in 2003 from 88.7 billion yuan in 2007 to 17,130,000,000 yuan of annual compound growth rate of 18.2%, LED market demand from 11,560,000,000, an increase in 2007 to 39,000,000,000, In compound growth rate of 35.7%.
According to the State General Administration of Customs import and export data analysis, China LED export delivery value has arrived to 11.4 billion which is the total sales revenue of 68%. We can see that China direct exports almost all LED and this export is rapidly growing, but to fulfill the needs, China also imports a large number of applications in high-end LED.
August 19th, 2010
China baby and children wear industry is one of the biggest industries in the global market. Made in China baby wears are best in quality and have huge demand in international market. Chinese baby wears including body suits, booties, mittens, hats, rompers, t- shirts, pants, swim suits, sweaters, bibs and more are some of the key export items of China.
It has been assessed that Chinese baby and children’s wear exports are expected to increase about 20% by the end of 2010. Results of recent export figures demonstrate that Chinese baby wear suppliers are striving to meet this growth rate. The garment shipments of the country for the first quarter of the year increased 8% to US $21 billion worth.
Most baby wear companies of China decrease export prices by up to 10% during the past year. This trend came due to the lower material cost and a more stable Yuan. But growing demand of costly and environment-friendly fiber as well as increase of product safety requirements strictly are pushing up expenses. Although, traditional fibers like cotton are also becoming more expensive. If costs are continue to increase like this then suppliers may have to increase quotes in the next years, but only by up to 3%.
In China, the provinces of Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Guangdong are the main manufacturing hubs of baby wears. These major manufacturing hubs are the part of approximately one-fifth of exports of the country. In these provinces, nearly 80% of manufacturers and suppliers are registered as private manufacturers. About one-fifth of these suppliers are from Hong Kong and the remaining are foreign-invested. Above 20% of featured companies are from Zhejiang, 10% from Guangdong and 6% are from Jiangsu. China direct exports these baby wears items from these major baby wear producing centers.
August 9th, 2010
China is one of the major exporter of different kinds of faucets in the global faucets industry. According to the report of the first 
quarter of 2006, China exported US $331 million worth of faucets made in China which was more than 30% from the previous year. General Manager of Global Sources Mr. Michael Kleist said, “Due to the falling export volume, export value has been rising with the increase of prices. It is because of the higher raw materials cost and an increase of high-end models export.”
The report shows that buyers sourcing faucets from China should expect higher prices and improved designs in the coming months. These figures are based on interviews of different faucets manufacturers, visits of faucets factories and surveys. According to the report, 83% of the Chinese faucets manufacturers have plan to increase prices, 16% expect to keep prices the same and 1% have plan to decrease prices in the next 12 months.
From 2007 till now, faucet industry of China is continuously maintaining a rapid and stable growth and confidently support its economy. According to the statistics of the National Bureau of Statistics, China has had a total number of 1,721 faucet companies above designated size (with annual sales revenue over 5 million yuan) by the end of 2007. Their total industrial output value has arrived to CNY 92.7 billion which is more than 27.9% from previous years. Their total number of employees were 240,000, an increase of 13,000 persons against the previous year, while export delivery value from China direct has arrived to CNY 24.6 billion which is 15.3% from previous years.
August 7th, 2010
Export of made in China heavy machinery and equipments achieved a rapid increase which had been arrived to 20.8% by 1988. 
Heavy machinery industry of China grew slower than that of GDP before 1999, but boosted after that. During the year of 2002 and 2003, the growth rate of Chinese heavy machinery and equipments was twice and 2.6 times more that of previous GDP respectively. This growing rate arrived till 32% in the first half of 2006. The ratio of machinery industry growth against GDP was approximately 6% in 2005 and near 7% in 2006.
Machinery industry of China continued its good momentum in 2006 and the industry had various development trends. Take example of construction machinery industry. This machinery industry reconstructed dynamically in 2006 with of the year beginning. It is reported that from January to September 2006, the growth rate of whole industry sales income was 34.12%, total profit was 121.34% and export value was 48.62% over the same period of last year respectively.
After the implementation of macro-control policies of China, the growth speed of investment in fixed assets was got down to around 20% in 2007 due to which the machinery industry was also gradually fell. But in 2007, export of aviation and railway equipments kept a rapid growth as well as machine tools, heavy, mining machinery and construction machinery export from China direct also increased with a comparatively high speed. Now, heavy machinery industry of China has an international standard and it is confidently standing with all the major heavy machinery industries of the world.
August 5th, 2010
China has a stable and secured position as one of the largest solar products manufacturing country. Made in China solar 
products has emerged as top export products around the globe. Nanjing She Haifeng, the Deputy General Manager of well known Chinese company Optoelectronics said, “China has become the world’s 3rd largest country of the world in the production of photovoltaic cells, but this production capacity is almost 95% for export purpose which means that it is a big consumption of energy for foreign output”.
In 2006, China turned out 460MW of photovoltaic modules. It was estimated that the production of solar products would reach to 90% for export, but these are not the exact figures. It can be more or less. China’s top solar products contain solar panels, photovoltaic cells, LEDs and photosensitive semiconductor devices. Growth rate of Chinese solar products in 2007 were 565 to 570 MW. According to an estimation, it is expected that this growth capacity will be risen to 4,500MW in future.
There are some negative factors involve in the export of Chinese solar products such as insufficient supply of solar cells worldwide, shortage of polysilicone suppliers which is the main raw material for solar cells and wafers. Also, most solar energy enterprises in China are very small, contains only a few dozen people, many solar products operators have no professional background and they do not have the technical and managerial capacity. So China should hard work more in its solar industry sector to export of solar products from China direct to all over the world.
