Abstract
One of the exits for a U.S. recession is... China. In fact, China' s continuing
demand for metals for its economic growth is buffering the impact of a U.S.
recession on mining producers. China' s economy expanded last year at its
strongest pace in 13 years, marking the fifth consecutive year of double-digit
growth. A U.S. recession only has a minimal impact on China' s demand for metal.
Aluminum is the third-best performing industrial metal in the world.
Aluminum price is rising because of a supply shortage. High demand growth for
primary alumina in China will be a key support for prices going forward.
The supply is tight and the demand is higher than ever. China is the world' s
largest aluminum producer but there is a scarcity because of snowstorms in
China in 2008. On the demand side, China has become the world' s largest
aluminum products maker and consumer. Chinese demand this year will be about
14.9 million tons, a 24 percent rise from 2007. The country will account for
35% of total demand by 2020 from 13% in 2000.
"China Industry Research and Investment Analysis: Aluminum Mining and Dressing
Industry, 2008", is an invaluable asset for anyone who wants to invest in the
aluminum mining and dressing industries, to import into China, to partner with
one of the key Chinese corporations, or to compete in the segment. The report
provides in-depth analysis and detailed insight into China' s aluminum mining
and dressing industries, market drivers, basic industry indices, competitive
landscape, key enterprises and their strategies, as well as technologies and
investment trends.
This report is divided into 8 parts (a total of 19 chapters):
- 1. Industry overview
- 2. Basic indices
- 3. Economic operation
- 4. Competitive landscape
- 5. Key enterprises
- 6. Business strategy
- 7. Market investment
- 8. Technology
Data source: national statistics, market research and monitoring, industry
associations and institutions, import-export statistics, and others. In 2008,
China' s domestic consumption, investments, and exports are all expected to
continue their rapid growth. In addition, China' s hosting of the 2008 Olympics
will give rise to an "Olympic boom" that will boost domestic consumption. Get
the report and see how China impacts the world!
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