Chinese heavy truck market has developed rapidly since 2005, but slowed down after the international financial crisis in 2008. On January 1, 2008, the implementation of the National Standard Ⅲ forced heavy truck enterprises to invest huge capital in introducing new manufacturing and maintenance technology and make the adjustments on product strategies. In 2009, China increased investment and issued “”Automobile Industry Promotion Plan”" to stimulate domestic demand as well as support the development of automobile industry, so heavy truck industry rebounded. From January to July of 2009, 274700 heavy trucks were sold in China. It is expected that the infrastructure construction will be carried out in the latter half of 2009, and there will be increasing demand for heavy trucks, so the industry is expected to revive then.

China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Co., Ltd. always takes a dominant position in Chinese heavy truck market. In 2008, it produced 105,600 heavy trucks, with a year-on-year increase of 6.06%; it sold 111,400 heavy trucks, up 6.2%. From January to July of 2009, it produced 74,800 and sold 77,500. The layout of China heavy truck market is relatively balanced. The sales volume of Hebei and Shandong is 5000 to 10000, much more than that of other provinces and cities. China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Co., Ltd. is the first enterprise to adopt EGR technology, so the heavy trunks made by it are qualified for the National Emission Standard III with reasonable performance-price ratio, and the trucks sold well. In 2009, its market shares will be further expanded.

The report researches the development and market changes of heavy truck industry in 2008 and 2009 from the view of external environments, internal market, key enterprises, and heavy truck technology. The report works out a large number of analysis charts according to the materials offered by National Bureau of Statistics of China and China Association of Automobile Manufacturers. The report predicts the development trend of heavy truck industry in 2009. Through studying the status quo of heavy truck industry, the report intends to find out the development roadmap of the industry and grasp the future market trends.

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Chinese small- and medium-sized enterprises play an important role in the national economy. Guarantee agencies provide an important channel for their financing. From 2002 to 2008, the number of guarantee agencies grew with a 33% CAGR in China. There were 4,046 guarantee agencies in 2008, an 8.5% YoY rise.

In 2008, the guarantee agencies wholly funded by the Government took a declining proportion, while those funded by private investment emerged more than before. The amount of capital further increased, but the growth rate slowed down. As for the source of capital, the proportion from government rose. The growth rate of business and guarantee amount touched the bottom since 2005.

Global economic slowdown in 2H2008 posed great challenge to Chinese guarantee industry, and the Government introduced a series of measures to help the guarantee agencies out of the bottom; at the same time, the M&A in the industry improved the competitive environment and enhanced industry concentration.
Table Of Contents :

1. Introduction to Guarantee Industry
1.1 Concept and Classification of Guarantee
1.2 Development Course of Chinese Guarantee Industry
1.3 Source of Profit of Chinese Guarantee Agencies

2. Development Environment of Chinese Guarantee Industry
2.1 Policy Environment
2.1.1 Laws and Regulations
2.1.2 Tax Policy
2.2 Macro-economic Situation in China
2.3 Development and Financing of Chinese Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises
2.3.1 Development of Chinese Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises
2.3.2 Financing of Chinese Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises
2.4 China’s Monetary Policy

3. Development of Chinese Guarantee Industry
3.1 Quantity
3.2 Capital Structure
3.3 Fundraising of Guarantee Capital
3.3.1 Fundraising
3.3.2 Sources of Fundraising
3.4 Business of Guarantee Agencies
3.5 Business Revenue
3.5.1 Amount of Business Revenue
3.5.2 Structure of Business Revenue

4. Key Guarantee Agencies in China
4.1 China National Investment & Guaranty Co., Ltd.
4.2 Credit Orienwise Group Ltd.
4.3 China Investment & Credit Guaranty Co., Ltd
4.4 Beijing Capital Guarantee & Investment Co., Ltd.
4.5 Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd.
4.6 Shenzhen Huarong Investment Guarantee Co., Ltd.
4.7 Shenzhen Small & Medium Enterprises Credit Guarantee Center Co., Ltd. (CGC)
4.8 Guangdong Yinda Guarantee Investment Group Co., Ltd.
4.9 Guangdong Join-Share Guarantee Investment Co., Ltd.
4.10 Shanghai Zhongcai Guarantee Co., Ltd.
4.11 Shanghai Estate Guaranty Co, Ltd.
4.12 Shanghai Yinxin Investment & Guarantee Co., Ltd.
4.13 Shanghai Ranking Guarantee & Leasing Co., Ltd.
4.14 Shanghai Huijin Guaranty Co., Ltd.
4.15 Shanghai Heng-yang Investment Guarantee Co., Ltd.
4.16 Uni-power Guaranty Co., Ltd.
4.17 Others

5. Development Trend of Chinese Guarantee Industry
5.1 Improvement of Industry Concentration
5.2 Policy
5.3 Supervision

Selected Charts

Classification of Guarantee
Capital Operation Modes of Guarantee Agencies
Boundary Conditions for Guarantee Agencies to Make Profits
Laws and Regulations for Chinese Guarantee Industry
China’s GDP and Growth Rate, 1999-2008
Data and Indicators Reflecting the Important Position of Chinese Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Benchmark Deposit and Lending Interest Rates in China, 2007-2008
Adjustment of Reserve Ratio, 2008
Quantity and Growth Rate of Chinese Guarantee Agencies, 2005-2008
Quantity of Chinese Guarantee Agencies Funded by Various Investors, 2005-2008
Quantity Proportion of Chinese Guarantee Agencies Funded by Various Investors, 2005-2008
Amount and Growth Rate of Guarantee Capital Collected by Chinese Guarantee Agencies, 2005-2008
Proportion of Guarantee Capital Collected by Chinese Guarantee Agencies by Various Ways, 2005-2008
Growth Rate of Guarantee Capital Collected by Chinese Guarantee Agencies by Various Ways, 2005-2008
Quantity and Growth Rate of Guarantee Clients, 2005-2008
Amount and Growth Rate of Guarantee Capital of Chinese Guarantee Agencies, 2005-2008
Operating Revenue and Growth Rate of Chinese Guarantee Agencies, 2005-2008
Revenue Ratios of Three Main Businesses of Guarantee Agencies, 2003-2007
Regions Where Credit Orienwise Group Ltd. Has Set Up Offices, by June of 2007
Strategic Investors of Credit Orienwise Group Ltd.
Organizational Structure of Credit Orienwise Group Ltd.
Shareholder Structure of China Investment & Credit Guaranty Co., Ltd
Core Competitiveness of Beijing Capital Guarantee & Investment Co., Ltd.
Guarantee Capital of Beijing Capital Guarantee & Investment Co., Ltd. by Financing, 1998-2008
Equity Structure of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd.
Guarantee Scale and Growth Rate of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd., 2002-2008
Clients of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd., 2002-2008
Revenue and Growth Rate of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd., 2002-2008
Net Profit and Growth Rate of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd., 2002-2008
Clients of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd. through Special Financing Policy, by June of 2008
Guarantee Scale of Beijing Zhongguancun Sci-tech Guaranty Co., Ltd. through Special Financing Policy, by June of 2008
Main Business of Shenzhen Small & Medium Enterprises Credit Guarantee Center Co., Ltd. (CGC)
Main Business of Guangdong Yinda Guarantee Investment Group Co., Ltd.
Main Business of Guangdong Join-Share Guarantee Investment Co., Ltd.
Business of Shanghai Zhongcai Guarantee Co., Ltd.
Operating Revenue and Net Profit of Shanghai Estate Guaranty Co., Ltd., 2006-2008
Business of Shanghai Yinxin Investment & Guarantee Co., Ltd.
Business of Shanghai Ranking Guarantee & Leasing Co., Ltd.
Business of Shanghai Huijin Guaranty Co., Ltd.

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Glyphosate is the pesticide with the fastest growth rate, the most yield and export volume, growing at approximately 15% annually. Now, China’s current annual output of glyphosate reaches 300,000 tons, and the production capacity 600,000 tons.

Affected by international supply and demand, the market price of glyphosate in China has soared from RMB30, 000/ton since the beginning of 2007, but glyphosate has still been in short supply. Especially in 2008, the price was up to RMB100, 000/ton in March and April. The market demand in the second half of 2008 declined with the economic trends, glyphosate prices plummeted to RMB25,000/ton or less in 2009.

Glyphosate prices are currently incurred by a large number of glyphosate enterprises, which have offered different prices, so the market is in chaos. Now, a lot of companies have limited or even stopped their production. However, as a good kind of herbicide, glyphosate is unlikely to be substituted in quite a long time. After market reorganization, it is expected that a great number of glyphosate enterprises will cease production, and capacity utilization will drop further. The contradiction between supply and demand will be eased in 2010, and the price is expected to rebound then.

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As of the end of 2008, there had been 96,000 gas stations in China, of which Sinopec and PetroChina respectively boasted of 28,000 and 19,000 units, while CNOOC had only 187 gas stations, the number of the three above accounted for around 50% of China’s total. The rest are foreign-owned and private-invested, approximately 48,700 units.

In May, 2009, the number of gas stations in China registered 97,000, and the competition layout was nearly the same as the year of 2008. However, As PetroChina and Sinopec loosen the control on wholesale volume of private gas stations, the oil refineries in Shandong province and other places have successively returned to work, providing the relatively lower priced oil source for private gas stations. In Oct, 2009, the number of private gas stations had boosted up to 30,000 in the area that Sinopec dominated, which caused its oil products market share to drop to 50% from 60%. This poses a threat to the two giants, PetroChina and Sinopec, the competition in Chinese refined oil retail market becomes increasingly intensive.

According to the 11th Five-year Plan Period, 90 million-ton/year oil refining facilities will put into operation in China before 2010, and a crude oil processing capacity of over 54 million tons a year had put into production around 2008-2009. With the completion of scheduled production capacity, the mounting pressure of supply and demand will at length exert great effect on China’s refined oil retail market in the future.

The report makes an in-depth study of China’s gas station industry development, main regional markets, and key gas station corporations (including Sinopec, PetroChina, CNOOC and Shell, BP) in China, such as operation, gas station distribution, strategy and latest developments. The report can be taken as a reference to judge the future investment value and risks of China’s gas station industry.

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