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Chinese Passenger Car Market Remains Optimistic in 2009

Since 2009, Chinese automobile market has begun to restore in a certain degree. In 2009H1, production volume and sales volume of Chinese automobiles reached 5.9908 million and 6.0988 million, rising by 15.22% YOY and 17.69% YOY respectively. Production and sales volumes of passenger cars totaled 4.4189 million and 4.5338 million, growing by 20.96% and by 25.62% respectively.

In 2009H1, sales volume of Chinese self-owned passenger cars was 2.0549 million, accounting for 45.32% of the total sales volume. In China, sales volumes of Japanese passenger cars, German passenger cars, American ones, Korean ones and French ones were 939,500, 648,200, 426,000, 347,900 and 117,300, taking up 20.72%, 14.30%, 9.40%, 7.67% and 2.59% of the total sales volume respectively.

According to statistics of China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), in July 2009, sales volume of Chinese passenger cars exceeded 800,000 with a significant YOY growth rate. From January to July, sales volume totaled approximately 5.4 million, rising by over 30% YOY. The decline rate of MPVs reduced and growth rates of other passenger cars increased. Sales volume of crossover passenger cars within the seven months exceeded that of the whole 2008, performing quite well.

In July, sales volume of passenger cars came up to 832,600, with the link relative ratio of -4.62% and the YOY growth rate of 70.54%. Sales volume of basic passenger cars (cars) was 601,500, with the link relative ratio of -6.10% and the YOY growth rate of 66.69%. Sales volume of MPVs reached 17,600, with the link relative ratio of -6.43% and the YOY growth rate of 19.68%. Sales volume of SUVs was 58,400, with the link relative ratio of 9.49% and the YOY growth rate of 60.94%. Sales volume of crossover passenger cars was 155,100, with the link relative ratio of 3.17% and the YOY growth rate of 103.08%.

From January to July, sales volume of passenger cars reached 5.3664 million, rising by 30.91% YOY. Sales volume of basic passenger cars (cars) was 3.8455 million, growing by 26.89% YOY. Sales volume of MPVs was 120,100, dropping by 4.75% YOY. Sales volume of SUVs was 312,000, increasing by 18.07% YOY. Sales volume of crossover passenger cars was 1.0906 million, rising by 59.90% YOY.

In the long run, Chinese GDP will remain an average annual growth rate of 8%-9% with the recovery of the global economy. Therefore, demands for automobiles will rise significantly since revenues will be enhanced. It is estimated that Chinese passenger vehicle market will grow at a very high rate since 2011.

Source: China Research and Intelligence

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Complaint That Apple Infringed Patent Would be Unlikely to Affect The Chinese Market

As a pair of old smartphone competitors, take advantage of Apple’s market share, and Samsung seems to have been in the relationship between competition and cooperation, it is difficult simply to define with opponents or partners.

The Asian Group also filed another lawsuit against Apple in a court of the District of Delaware in the United States, alleging violations of patents from Apple in telecommunications technologies. Samsung had already filed a complaint against the firm at the apple for patent infringement in South Korea, Japan and Germany in April.

The fight between the two groups is not alone on the growing market of smartphones and touch pads where profit margins are relatively high and unstable leadership.

Still, the relationship between Apple and Samsung are the least difficult to analyze and narrow, as if the two companies compete in terms of clear consumer products, Apple is also the largest customer for Samsung components such as logic chips, memory cards and LCD displays.

Since the first complaint was filed, each party defends its different skills and advantages in the market, analyzes the “Wall Street Journal.” Apple highlights its ability to design distinctive, a skill that allows him to charge higher prices and enjoy higher margins.

Samsung says its part that its manufacturing prowess are equally or more valuable. The struggle between the two giants at least encourages speculation in the sector.

According to many analysts, Apple might be tempted to stop its customer / supplier relationships with Samsung, a move that could prove very costly for Samsung, the activity component manufacturing being the most profitable company in recent years.

According to the Chinese newspaper Commercial Times, Apple could also choose to move away from Samsung as a manufacturer of its next generation of processors destined for iPhone and iPad.

Apple is currently in contact with the manufacturer Taiwanese Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. to put into production next year of the chip “A6″ intended to equip the next model iPhone and iPad, the newspaper said.

Research Report on Chinese E-reader Market, 2010-2011

“E-reader is a professional carrier terminal for digital contents such as e-books, e-newspaper and electronic documents. It is featured with the paperlike display technology and low power consumption. Presently, through Wi-Fi or operator network, users can directly download digital publishing contents for reading with e-readers.

Chinese e-reader market enters the rapid development stage since 2009. The sales volume of e-reader in China exceeded 300,000 with the market scale of about CNY 450 million in 2009.

Chinese e-reader market has been concentrated with a large quantity of brands, including Hanvon, Hanlin and Dr. Yi as well as Founder, Datang, Teclast and Samsung, etc. Besides e-reader manufacturers, there are also other types of entrants. In May 2009, China Mobile announced its G3 e-reader customization program. In May 2010, China Mobile, together with Hanvon, Huawei, Datang Mobile, Datang Telecom, BenQ and Founder to launch 7 TD e-books, some of which have come onto the market. Among those e-reader spare parts manufacturers, in addition to Prime View, some other manufacturers are also engaged in the production of electronic papers and chips, etc.
Generally, Chinese e-reader market enters its high-speed development stage in 2009. It is forecast that Chinese e-reader market will maintain high growth in 2010 with the promotion of e-reader manufacturers, content providers and telecom operators. In 2010, Chinese e-reader sales volume will surpass 3 million and the market scale will be over CNY 3 billion. By 2010H1, there were about 30 e-reader manufacturers in China. The number is expected to rise to 80-100 during the end of 2010 to the beginning of 2011. E-reader is regarded as another highlight in Chinese digital consumption market after MP3 and MP4.

With its rapid development, Chinese e-reader industry is also exposed to the lack of content resources and unsound copyright protection, etc.

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– Status quo of Chinese e-reader industry
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– Technological trend in Chinese e-reader industry
– Prediction on the development of Chinese e-reader industry
– Investment opportunities in Chinese e-reader industry

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Chinese Credit Card Market Set For Phenomenal Growth

According to our research report “China Credit Card Market Outlook to 2014”, credit card market has been one of the fastest growing markets in the region for the past few years driven by robust economic growth, rising income levels, growing middle class population, and most importantly government’s initiatives to allow issuance of credit cards to increase the level of consumer credit in the country. Moreover, it is expected that the Chinese credit card market will reach 630 Million by 2014, growing at a CAGR of around 31% during 2011-2014.

Ongoing research found that, the strong growth in credit card issuance has been marked by a big push from the domestic banks, such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Bank of China, China Construction Bank, China Merchants Bank, and Bank of Communications to gain a leading position in the credit card market. They have been considerably spending on infrastructure and marketing.

The report outlines that, the increasing usage of Internet media (particularly for online shopping) has emerged as one of the recent trends propelling growth in the usage of credit cards across the country. Besides, the country continues to experience rapid improvement in the credit card infrastructure, with more and more retailers or merchants now accepting credit card payments at their point-of-sale terminals.

Besides, the report analyzes factors critical to the success of the Chinese credit card industry. It has also identified key players in the market and included their detail business description. Additionally, the report sheds light on the emerging industry trends, which are expected to decide the future of the Chinese credit card industry.

“China Credit Card Market Outlook to 2014” provides future forecast on the industry based on the correlation of past drivers, challenges, and opportunities for expansion. In this way, the report presents a complete and coherent analysis of the Chinese credit card industry, which will prove influential for clients. Detail data and analysis will help investors, financial service providers, and banks to navigate through the latest trends in the Chinese credit card market.

Chinese IPTV Market to Witness Massive Growth

The Chinese IPTV market is the most attractive and largest IPTV market in the Asia-Pacific region. It is also the third largest IPTV market at the global level. There is a sustained growth in the demand for IPTV service in China. Further, the networks are being continuously upgraded and there is a constant innovation of services, such as single-play to Triple-play. Deployment of IPTV in various key Chinese provinces as of now is on schedule with new launches anticipated in other smaller and less developed provinces. Consequently, the number of IPTV subscribers in the country is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 29% during 2012 – 2014, says our new report “Chinese IPTV Market Analysis”.

Our team of experts has done extensive research on the IPTV market and has found various reasons, which have supported and will further support the growth of the Chinese IPTV market. One of the main reasons for such a growth is the huge population base of the country and increasing broadband penetration in the country during last few years. This has provided huge customer base for the IPTV service providers in the country.

Our report has clearly segmented the IPTV market in the country on the basis of subscribers, revenue, and regional level. Detail statistical data and forecast for each segment has been provided in the report. Most importantly, our report has provided thorough description of competitors in each part of the IPYV value chain viz. telecom companies, equipment provider, and broadcasting companies.

“Chinese IPTV Market Analysis” also provides information of the key competitors in the market along with their business information and areas of expertise. The report shows a highly concentrated structure of the market, with the top players dominating the market. It provides segment level analysis of the industry along with emerging trends that may shape up with the betterment of economic conditions. The research will help consultants, industry analysts, and vendors to get in-depth knowledge of the current, past, and future performance of the industry. The report provides an extensive research on the recent trends of the Chinese IPTV market.