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ReportsnReports add new market research report"Analysis of the Global Mobile Backhaul and Wireless Core Market" to its store. An analysis of the mobile backhaul test equipment market is provided in this research service. This market covers two segments including pre-deployment and post-deployment mobile backhaul test equipment. Frost & Sullivan predicts growth for the global mobile backhaul test equipment market from 2012 through 2018.This study analyzes the market trends across the major global regions, including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Emerging regions. Also featured within the study are market drivers, restraints, revenue, technology trends, market shares of leading companies, and the future deployment plans of 4G standards globally.
ReportsnReports add new market research report"Global and China Marine Diesel Engine Industry Report, 2011" to its store. The marine diesel engine is crowned as the
“heart” that provides power for the vessel, falling into low-speed,
middle-speed and high-speed marine diesel engines. Presently, the
world’s two prominent marine diesel engine brands are MAN and Wartsila,
of which the former is regarded as the low-speed marine diesel engineer
tycoon, while the latter is the middle-speed titan.
The new vessel
orders worldwide witnessed steep drop in 2011, causing the bleak demand
for marine diesel engine. The order book of MAN Diesel & Turbo saw a
year-on-year increase of 6.2%, but the figure was far behind that of
18.6% in 2010; by contrast, the order value of Wartsila Ship Power
decreased by 7.7% year-on-year.
In order to enhance competitive
edge and consolidate the market dominance, international marine diesel
engine giants in 2011 accelerated their expansion in the Chinese market.
In May, the phase-Ⅱ project of MAN Diesel & Turbo started business
in Changzhou; in June, Wartsila and Jiangsu Cuixing Ocean Engineering
established a joint venture which was specialized in the production of
W26, W32 four-stroke middle-speed engine; in November, Caterpillar
teamed up with Anqing CSSC Marine Diesel Co., Ltd. to set up a joint
venture which was also the world’s only joint venture of Caterpillar in
middle-speed marine diesel engine sector.
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China, the production of all low-speed diesel engines should be
accredited by foreign tycoons such as MAN and Wartsila (occupying over
95%). In particular, one third of middle-speed diesel engines are
licensed by MAN and Wartsila, being mainly applied as generating units
of ocean vessels. And the rest are applied for the R&D and
production of offshore and inland vessels. In 2011, CSSC Guangzhou
Marine Diesel Co., Ltd. separately signed marine diesel engine
technology import agreements with MAN and Wartsila. Taken together, MAN
had 16 China-based technology authorized dealers, while Wartsila had 9
ones.
Chinese marine diesel engine enterprises made remarkable
progress in many aspects such as capacity, product structure and
independent R&D through import.
Improvement in the
Level of Production
In 2010, the low-speed marine diesel
engine capacity of China hit 12 million horsepower, while the output
realized 4.306 million horsepower, rising 39.4% over 2007.And the
middle-speed marine diesel engine output registered 8.245 million
horsepower, an increase of 73.1% over 2007.
In 2011, the
production of marine diesel engine in China witnessed remarkable
progress over 2010, with the output of Dalian Marine Diesel Co., Ltd.,
Yichang Marine Diesel Engine Co., Ltd., Zhenjiang CME Co., Ltd. reaching
101 units (1.63 million horsepower), 101 units (1.04 horsepower) and
713 units (including 14 units of low-speed engines). By contrast, both
the output of Hefei RongAn Power Machinery Co., Ltd. and Jiangsu Antai
Power Machinery Co., Ltd. doubled year-on-year to 40 units.
Gradual
Perfection in Product Structure
In recent years,
China’s marine diesel engine enterprises have intensified their efforts
to adjust product structure, developed and realized mass-production of
high-power, big-cylinder diameter or intelligent low-speed marine diesel
engines, new-type middle-speed diesel engines, etc, making it possible
for China to make gradual progress in the domestication R&D of
patent marine diesel engines.
The IMO TierⅡ standard of marine
diesel engine was formally effective since Jan.1, 2011. Coupled with the
IMO TierⅢ standard that is to take effect in 2016, the relevant
enterprises are forced to make continual effort to facilitate the
structural adjustment of marine diesel engines, in a bid to accelerate
the environment friendly-driven model.
Breakthrough in
Independent R&D Capability
In April 2011, the first
independently developed low-speed engine, 6S42MC/ZJ3#, by Zhenjiang CME
Co. Ltd (ZJCME) was delivered; then in November, CSIC successfully
developed middle-speed diesel engine, 6CS21/32, and formally launched it
into the market
ReportsnReports add new market research"Global and China Epoxy Resin Industry Chain Report, 2011-2012" to its store. Epoxy resin is a polymeric compound
containing two or more epoxy groups and mainly finds application in
coatings, electrical systems and electronics, and composite materials
which together consume around 80% of the global epoxy resin.
In
2011, the global epoxy resin output approximated 2.24 million tons
(80%-95% of which were Bisphenol A Epoxy Resin) and was mainly
distributed in Asia, Western Europe and the United States where their
output totally made up over 90% of the global total. Among these
origins, China is the world’s largest producer and delivers about 37.1%
of the global total output. As the European and American markets grow
saturated, the increase of epoxy resin production is principally
contributed by Asian countries especially China. In 2005-2011, the CAGR
of epoxy resin output in China hit 10.8%, while that in Euro-American
regions was only 3% or so.
Chinese epoxy resin manufacturers
started late and few of them possess absolute scale advantages,
featuring lower industry concentration degree than Euro-American
nations. In 2011, the top 10 epoxy resin producers in Mainland China
accounted for 60% of the national total capacity, while the capacity of
the world’s top 6 epoxy resin manufacturers made up 61.8% of the global
total. In this year, the top 3 epoxy resin manufacturers by capacity in
Mainland China included Nan Ya Epoxy Resin (Kunshan) Co., Ltd., Sanmu
Group and Kingboard Chemical Holdings Ltd.
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Nan Ya Epoxy
Resin (Kunshan) Co., Ltd. is the epoxy resin production base of
Taiwan-based Nan Ya Plastics Corporation. As the Phase-II boasting
annual capacity of 186.3 kt epoxy resins was put into production, the
company’s epoxy resin capacity amounted to 316 kt/a in 2011, occupying
17.6% of the total capacity in Chinese Mainland, and Nan Ya Plastic
Corporation thus becomes the world’s largest producer of epoxy resin and
enjoys capacity of 480 kt/a. Sanmu Group ranked No. 5 in the world in
2011 by virtue of 200 kt/a epoxy resin and now has a 70 kt/a epoxy resin
project under construction which will be put into operation in 2012.
Most
epoxy resins are produced from a reaction between epichlorohydrin and
bisphenol-A which boasted output of 450,000 tons and 400,000 tons
respectively in Mainland China in 2011, with self-sufficiency rates of
99.1% and 41.0% separately.
The epichlorohydrin market in Chinese
Mainland is dominated by domestic manufacturers. In 2011, the top 3
companies by capacity were Shandong Haili Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.,
Shandong Wudi Xinyue Chemical Co., Ltd. and Tianjin Botian Chemical Co.,
Ltd., of which Shandong Haili Chemical Industry maintained No. 1 in
Asia and No. 2 in the world for its epichlorohydrin capacity.
The
market demand for bisphenol A is largely dependent on imports. In 2011,
the top 3 bisphenol A manufacturers by capacity in Mainland China
included Bayer (Shanghai) Polymer Co., Ltd., Sinopec Mitsubishi Chemical
Polycarbonate (Beijing) Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Sinopec Mitsui Chemicals
Co., Ltd.
It is in the report that covers the followings:
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The market size, competition pattern, consumption structure and
regional distribution of the global epoxy resin industry;
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The supply & demand, competitive landscape, import & export,
price trend and projects to be built/under construction of Chinese epoxy
resin industry;
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competition pattern, import & export, price trend and projects to be
built/under construction of the upstream epichlorohydrin market;
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The supply & demand, competition structure, import & export,
price trend and projects to be built/under construction of the upstream
bisphenol A market;
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development forecast of epoxy resin in the downstream coatings,
electrical systems and electronics, and composite materials;
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The operation, production and marketing, suppliers, customers and
capacity of 15 epoxy resin manufacturers at home and abroad
Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future
market growth for the Hot Drinks industry in Tunisia with research from
Euromonitor's team of in-country analysts. Find hidden opportunities
in the most current research data available, understand competitive
threats with our detailed market analysis, and plan your corporate
strategy with our expert qualitative analysis and growth projections.
If you're in the Hot Drinks industry in Tunisia, our research will save
you time and money while empowering you to make informed, profitable
decisions.
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Other
hot drinks
The Hot Drinks in Tunisia market
research report includes:
Analysis of key
supply-side and demand trends
Detailed segmentation of
international and local products
Historic volumes and values,
company and brand market shares
Five year forecasts of market
trends and market growth
Robust and transparent market research
methodology, conducted in-country
A thought-provoking report on performance,
capabilities, goals and strategies of the major competitors in the
worldwide flavor and fragrance market. The report is designed to provide
the flavor and fragrance industry executives with strategically
significant competitor information, analysis, and insight critical to
the development and implementation of effective marketing and R&D
programs. The report’s major objectives include:
To establish
a comprehensive, factual, annually-updated and cost-effective
information base on performance, capabilities, goals and strategies of
the world’s leading flavor and fragrance companies.
To help
current suppliers realistically assess their financial, marketing and
technological capabilities vis-a-vis leading competitors.
To
assist potential market entrants in evaluating prospective acquisitions
and joint venture candidates.
To complement organizations’
internal competitor information gathering efforts by providing strategic
analysis, data interpretation and insight.
To identify the
least competitive market niches with significant growth potential.
COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS
In this section of the report, the Top 10
companies are ranked according to the following criteria: Worldwide
sales of flavors and fragrances. Sales estimates for North America,
Europe, and the rest of the world. Sales estimates by product
category. Operating profit and margins. Sales force size in North
America, Europe, and the rest of the world.
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Major
points covered in the Table of Content of this report:
SECTION
I: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYA 4-9 page synopsis of key sections. SECTION
II: OWNERSHIPBackground of parent companies, private
owners, and shareholder information. SECTION III: BUSINESS
EVOLUTIONHistory of the company’s formation, which is
important to understanding the corporate culture, management mentality,
and future strategies. Business evolution milestone charts. SECTION
IV: ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENTMost recent acquisitions,
divestitures, and organizational changes. Current organizational
structure. Background of senior managers. SECTION V:
MAJOR FACILITIES AND EMPLOYEESProduction, compounding,
creative, and R&D facilities by country. Workforce size.
ReportsnReports add new market research report "Global RFID market 2011-2015" to its store. RFID Market to grow at a CAGR of 19.4
percent over the period 2011-2015. One of the key factors contributing
to this market growth is the mandates for using RFID in the retail
segment. The Global RFID market has also been witnessing increasing
applications in baggage safety systems in airports. However, security
and privacy concerns could pose a challenge to the growth of this
market.
TechNavio's report, the Global RFID Market 2011-2015, has
been prepared based on an in-depth analysis of the market with inputs
from industry experts. The report covers the Americas, and the EMEA and
APAC regions; it also covers the Global RFID market landscape and its
growth prospects in the coming years. The report also includes a
discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key
vendors dominating this market space include Alien Technology Corp.,
Impinj Inc., Intermec Inc., and NXP Semiconductor Inc.
Dutch consumers are increasingly health conscious; keen to reduce
consumption of food and drinks considered to be unhealthy or leading to
disease. Alcoholic drinks is influenced by this trend as more consumers
are drinking less alcohol or switching to products that contain with
lower alcohol content. Wine is experiencing healthy growth in The
Netherlands triggered by more demand from consumers who usually drink
other alcoholic drinks, such as young males. Other sparkling wine, such
as prosecco, or cider are gaining popularity as an alternative to beer
or spirits. Government campaigns to prevent the young from drinking
alcohol are intensifying while media reports of alcohol abuse with fatal
consequences continue to harm the image of alcohol further. Products
such as non-alcoholic beer registered the highest growth in 2011,
impacted by rising demand from consumers who are shifting from standard
beer, for example.
Grocery retailers place pressure on price in order to capture
demand
The Dutch distribution map for alcoholic drinks is led by grocery
retailers, as supermarkets continue to concentrate more sales through
intense promotion and offers in key products such as beer and wine.
Internet retailing is registering the fastest growth rate in terms of
distribution, although from a smaller base. More Dutch people are using
the internet not only to compare prices and research products, but also
to purchase. Traditional retailers such as food/drink/tobacco
specialists are witnessing intensified pressure from grocery retailers
and non-store retailing, trying to respond with more price promotions in
categories such as wine or beer.
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Manufacturers resort to promoting
alternatives to capture new demand
To counteract the threat from maturity and declining per capita
volumes, manufacturers are resorting to extensions aimed at triggering
curiosity and targeting new consumers. Sales of beer in 2011 are driven
by non-alcoholic beer, a product with a traditionally low share of total
beer volume in the Netherlands. New products such as Bavaria 0.0% Rose
are doing well as they are in demand from Dutch women attracted by the
healthy perception and focus on flavour. Manufacturers such as Heineken
continue to actively promote cider with brands such as Jillz, which is
targeted at women and younger consumers as a trendy and healthier drink
alternative to beer or wine.
When you purchase this report, you also get the data and the content
from these category reports in Netherlands for free:
Beer
Cider and perry
RTDs and high-strength premixes
Spirits
Wine
The Alcoholic Drinks in Netherlands market research report
includes:
Analysis of key supply-side and demand trends
Detailed segmentation of international and local products
Historic volumes and values, company and brand market shares
Five year forecasts of market trends and market growth
Production, imports by origin, exports by destination
Robust and transparent market research methodology, conducted
in-country
What is nanotechnology all about? Nanotechnology is the engineering of tiny machines — the projected ability to build things from the bottom up inside personal nanofactories (PNs), using techniques and tools being developed today to make complete, highly advanced products. Ultimately, nanotechnology will enable control of matter at the nanometer scale, using mechanochemistry. Shortly after this envisioned molecular machinery is created, it will result in a manufacturing revolution, probably causing severe disruption. It also has serious economic, social, environmental, and military implications.A nanometer is one billionth of a meter, roughly the width of three or four atoms. The average human hair is about 25,000 nanometers wide.
You can see a longer explanation here. And to check out more of those tiny machines, click here.
What's a personal nanofactory?
It's a proposed new appliance, something that might sit on a countertop in your home. To build a personal nanofactory (PN), you need to start with a working fabricator, a nanoscale device that can combine individual molecules into useful shapes. A fabricator could build a very small nanofactory, which then could build another one twice as big, and so on. Within a period of weeks, you have a tabletop model.
Products made by a PN will be assembled from nanoblocks, which will be fabricated within the nanofactory. Computer aided design (CAD) programs will make it possible to create state-of-the-art products simply by specifying a pattern of predesigned nanoblocks. The question of when we will see a flood of nano-built products boils down to the question of how quickly the first fabricator can be designed and built.
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Animation describing the research and goals of the Siteman Center for Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri
In China, government authorities administer and control the process of application and approval for establishment registration of foreign investment enterprise, and investment project and business scope by exorbitant administrative measures and regulations, moreover, these exorbitant administrative regulations are variable and lack of transparency. The legal procedure of setting up a foreign investment enterprise in China, unlike in Western countries, requires comparatively complex documents. Lack of knowledge of the Chinese laws and administrative regulations, and the cultural difference between China and Western countries as well as the language barriers will increase the challenge faced by foreign companies and investors. Therefore, a detailed guidance of practical operation and a comprehensive and thorough knowledge of the latest Chinese laws and regulations have been become an essential prerequisite for foreign companies and investors to achieve a successful entry into the Chinese lucrative market and a low cost manufacturing base. With over 30 years professional experience engaging managements and consulting services specifically designed to provide foreign companies and investors a virtual gateway to enter such a lucrative market and a low cost manufacturing base, our many overseas colleagues and friends earnestly hope us work out a package of the Guidebook Series for Investing in China. Under such circumstance, Access China Management Consulting Ltd published the Guidebook Series for Investing in China. The aim of this guidebook series is to guide foreign companies and investors to achieve a successful entry into the Chinese lucrative market and a low cost manufacturing base.
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The first obstacle faced by foreign companies and investors is how to file the application for establishment registration of foreign investment enterprise, how to pass through application and approval for investment projects and business scope. This is involved with not only various Chinese laws and administrative regulations but also various Chinese government authorities.
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Invest in China: A Guidebook for Application and Approval of Establishment Registration for Foreign Investment Enterprises
Collection of Chinese Laws and Administrative Regulations for Application and Approval of Establishment Registration for Foreign Investment Enterprises
Invest in China: A Guidebook for Application and Approval of Foreign Investment Projects and Business Scope
Collection of Chinese Laws and Administrative Regulations for Application and Approval of Foreign Investment Projects and Business Scope.
An overview of the macro-economic background and investment environment in China.
An organizational chart of authorized agencies and administrative bodies for registration of foreign investment enterprises.
The framework and categorization of applicable Chinese laws and administrative regulations, including departmental regulations and rules for registration of foreign investment enterprises.
The classification of foreign investment enterprises in China, with the various liabilities, capital requirements, and laws and regulations faced by particular categories of business organization.
An entire procedure for application and approval of company registration, foreign investment projects and business scope for a foreign investment enterprise in China.
The entire set of application forms in Chinese with English translations to facilitate understanding.
The guidance of practical operation for application and approval of registration for foreign investment enterprises.
Insightful tips and suggestions for foreign companies and investors looking to achieve a successful registration application.
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An organizational chart of the government authorities for examination and approval of foreign investment projects and business scope for foreign investment enterprises.
The full framework and categorization of applicable Chinese laws, administrative regulations, and departmental regulations and rules for foreign investment projects and business scope of Foreign Investment Enterprises.
The practical operation for application and approval of foreign investment projects, from preparing comparatively complex documents to applying for examination and approval, to guide investors step by step to go through the approval of the Chinese government authorities.
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The full text in English of the latest in effective Chinese laws, administrative regulations and rules for foreign investment projects and scope business of Foreign Investment Enterprises, which represented 66 laws, administrative regulations and rules, and departmental regulations and rules involving with all manufacturing industries and all four fields of non-manufacturing industries with 38 industrial sectors that Chinese authorities license foreign investors to access until now.
The full framework and categorization of applicable Chinese laws, administrative regulations, and departmental regulations and rules for foreign investment projects and scope business of Foreign Investment Enterprises.
Together, the combined Guidebook 3 of the Invest in China series will enable readers to negotiate the complex application and approval of foreign investment projects and scope business smoothly and step-by-step.
Major Points Covered in Table of Contents for this report: The Invest in China Guidebook Series (1) •Chapter 1. Executive Summary •Chapter 2. An Overview of Macro-Economic Background and Investment Environment •Chapter 3. Organization of Administration for Industry and Commerce •Chapter 4. Applicable Laws, Administrative Regulations and Departmental Rules •Chapter 5. Classification of Foreign Investment Enterprises •Chapter 6. Procedures for Application and Approval of Establishment Registration for Foreign Investment Enterprises •Chapter 7. Conclusion and Suggestions •Chapter 8. Appendices
The Invest in China Guidebook Series (2) •Chapter 1. Executive Summary •Chapter 2. Applicable Laws, Administrative Regulations and Departmental Rules •Chapter 3 Applicable Laws and Administrative Regulations
The Invest in China Guidebook Series (3) •Chapter 1. Executive Summary •Chapter 2. Organization of Application and Approval for Foreign Investment Projects and Business Scope •Chapter 3. Entire Process of Setting up a Foreign Investment Enterprise •Chapter 4. Applicable Laws, Administrative Regulations and Departmental Rules for Foreign Investment Projects and Business Scope •Chapter 5. Application for Verification and Approval of Foreign Investment Projects •Chapter 6. Application for Examination and Approval •Chapter 7. Conclusion and Suggestions
The Invest in China Guidebook Series (4) •Chapter 1. Executive Summary •Chapter 2. Applicable Laws, Administrative Regulations and Departmental Rules for Foreign Investment Projects and Business Scope •Chapter 3 Applicable Laws and Administrative Regulations for Application and Approval of Foreign Investment Projects and Business Scope
