As the world's major rare earth country, China occupies 50% of the total
global rare earth reserves, but also provides about 90% of the global rare
earth products every year. In order to protect rare earth resources, it has
promulgated a number of policies over the years to limit over-exploitation and
export of rare earth, including mining license control, total quantity
control, export quotas, special invoice system, etc., whose implementation has
caused supply decrease and price increase as far as Chinese rare earth
products are concerned.
In China, rare earth consumption can be divided into traditional field and new
material field, of which, the former covers metallurgy / machinery, petroleum
/ chemicals, glass / ceramics, agriculture / light industry / textile, etc.,
and the latter mainly refers to permanent magnet materials, luminescent
materials, polishing materials and hydrogen storage materials. In recent
years, driven by downstream demand, the new material field has witnessed
rising consumption of rare earth. It is expected that in 2015, the demand for
rare earth from new materials will account for 79.8% of the total, of which,
magnetic materials will show the largest of 61.3%.
As China's largest manufacturer of magnetic materials especially NdFeB,
Beijing Zhong Ke San Huan Hi-Tech Co., Ltd. Has an annual capacity of about
14,000 tons of sintered NdFeB (ranking first domestically) and 1,500 tons of
bonded NdFeB. Its NdFeB products are primarily applied in automotive, VCM,
energy-saving motors, wind power and other industries, of which, demand from
the automotive industry occupies approximately 40% of the total revenue. In
2012 thanks to the substantial growth in automotive EPS demand, the company's
performance experienced growth against the overall industry malaise.
Jiangmen KanHoo Industry Co., Ltd is China's largest rare earth luminescent
materials producer, with an annual capacity of about 1,500 tons of rare earth
phosphor powder, 97% of which for energy-saving lamp use. In 2012 due to the
price fluctuations in raw materials, the company's product prices were
reduced, sales volume fell, and performance showed a substantial decline, of
which, revenue and operating income dropped by 51.56% and 79.87% YoY,
respectively. In the first half of 2012, the company's overall performance
declined, but the revenue from rare earth luminescent materials used in
emerging fields achieved 27.1% growth. In the future, the company will
continue to expand the market of rare earth luminescent materials for
induction lamp, white-light LED, flat panel display, and so on.
China Rare Earth Industry Report, 2012-2015 of ResearchInChina mainly covers the followings:
Global rare earth resources and reserves, distribution, supply and demand,
as well as development forecast for 2013-2015;
China's rare earth resources and reserves, distribution, supply and
demand, consumption, exports, prices, as well as development forecast for
2013-2015;
Main policies and development trend of rare earth industry in China;
Development status and plans for rare earth industry in main areas of
China;
Development status, demand for rare earth and growth trend of China's
major new materials industries;
Operation, product capacity, strategic planning, etc. of China's leading
rare earth producers and new materials enterprises.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Overview of Rare Earth Industry
1.1 Definition & Classification
1.2 Industry Chain
2. Development Environment of China's Rare Earth Industry
2.1 Global Rare Earth Industry Development
2.1.1 Reserves and Distribution
2.1.2 Development of Rare Earth Mining Overseas
2.1.3 Supply
2.1.4 Demand
2.2 China's Rare Earth Industry Policy Adjustment
2.2.1 Production Policy
2.2.2 Foreign Investment Policy
2.2.3 Export Policy
2.2.4 Industrial Integration Policy
2.2.5 Special Invoice System for Rare Earth
2.2.6 Policy Development Direction
3. China's Rare Earth Industry Development
3.1 Reserves and Distribution
3.1.1 Resource Distribution
3.1.2 Ion-absorbing Type Rare Earth Ore
3.2 Development in Major Regions
3.2.1 Inner Mongolia
3.2.2 Sichuan
3.2.3 Shandong
3.2.4 Jiangxi
3.2.5 Guangxi
3.2.6 Guangdong
3.2.7 Hunan
3.2.8 Fujian
3.2.9 Yunnan
4. China's Rare Earth Industry Market Supply and Demand
4.1 Supply & Demand
4.1.1 Rare Earth Ore Production
4.1.2 Rare Earth Products Production
4.1.3 Demand
4.2 Export
4.2.1 Export Quota
4.2.2 Export Scale
4.2.3 Export Structure
4.2.4 Export Litigation
4.3 Market Price
4.3.1 Overall Price
4.3.2 Prices of Major Middle & Heavy Rare Earth Metals
China Rare Earth Industry Report, 2012-2015 published by ResearchInChina in April 4, 2013. This report consists of 121 Pages and the price starts from US $ 2300.
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