There were 109,000 private schools (educational institutions) of all levels in China in 2008, and the student enrollment registered 28.244 million, in which 640 private colleges (including 322 independent colleges) had the 4.013 million enrolled students. In addition, the number of private training institutions registered 19,579, where 8.3476 million person times have been trained.

Nearly 100 million Chinese take part in the training of all kinds each year, wherein, the medium- and low-level training enjoys an 80% share, and the high-level training is just in the initial stage of development. In general, training market has great potential in China, yet the low-level training is in rather disorderly management, and the high-level training is not mature. Currently, the training industry concentration is low, and there is none training institution to have 1% market share.

Chapter V focuses on training sub-sectors such as IT and foreign languages; and Chapter VI makes a depth analysis of investments in education training industry like investment situation and risks; last Chapter VII expounds key education training firms in China with regard to operating results, development modes and market position.
Table Of Contents :

1. Panorama of Education and Training Industry
1.1 National Education Development
1.1.1 Compulsory Education
1.1.2 Senior Secondary Education
1.1.3 High Education
1.1.4 Adults Training & Anti-illiteracy Education
1.1.5 Non-government Education
1.2 Development of Sundry Education

2 Education & Training Development Environment
2.1 Macro-Economy Environment
2.1.1 Economic and Social Development
2.1.2 Macro Backdrop of Education & Training Market Development
2.2 Political Climate
2.2.1 Policies & Regulations of Relevant Industries
2.2.2 New Policy for High School Graduates without Further Education
2.3 Social Cultural Surroundings
2.3.1 Population Growth in China
2.3.2 Investment of Family Education

3 Private Education
3.1 Development
3.1.1 Overview
3.1.2 Governmental Policies
3.1.3 Status Quo and Problems
3.2 Organizations
3.2.1 Private Universities
3.2.2 Ranking of Private Universities
3.3 Development Characteristics
3.4 Tendencies and Outlook

4 Vocational Education
4.1 Development
4.1.1 System
4.1.2 Basic Situation
4.1.3 Main Policies Incentive to the Reform in Vocational Education
4.2 Development Outlook

5. Training Market
5.1 Current Development
5.1.1 Market Overview, 2009
5.1.2 Target Populations
5.1.3 Crisis Analysis
5.1.4 Investment & Financing
5.2 IT Training Market
5.2.1 Market Analysis
5.2.2 Three Modes
5.2.3 Rapid Expansion of IT Training Organizations, Acceleration in Brand Concentration
5.2.4 IT Training Market Segmentation
5.2.5 Development Outlook
5.3 Foreign Language Training Market
5.3.1 Status Quo, 2009
5.3.2 Listed Companies and M&A
5.3.3 Opportunities and Risks
5.4 Children Training Market
5.4.1 Development and Trend
5.4.2 Children English Training Market Survey
5.5 Management Training Market
5.5.1 Status Quo in China
5.5.2 Demand in China
5.6 Other Training Markets
5.6.1 Art Training
5.6.2 Vocational Training
5.6.3 Infant Education
5.6.4 Online Education

6 Investment of Education Training Industry
6.1 Status Quo
6.1.1 Social Financing for Education Investment
6.1.2 Joint Effort of Three Ministries to Plan Vocational Education Scale
6.1.3 Online Teaching being Investment Hotspot
6.2 Investment Risks
6.2.1 Risks in China’s Higher Education Investment
6.2.2 Right Cognition of Education Risks and Risk Education
6.3 Investment for Chain Operation
6.3.1 Franchised Operation
6.3.2 Standardization
6.3.3 Franchised Operation Cases of Non-diploma Education
6.3.4 Direct-sale Chain Operation Cases of Diploma Education
6.3.5 Franchised Operation Bud of Diploma Education
6.3.6 Franchised Operation System Design of Diploma Education
6.4 Distance Education
6.4.1 Definition & Classification
6.4.2 Industry Value Chain
6.4.3 Operating Cost
6.4.4 Status Quo of Investments
6.4.5 Investment Trend
6.4.6 Forecast of Hot Investment Fields
6.4.7 Investment Suggestions
6.5 Proposals & Strategies
6.5.1 Strategies for Investment & Competition in Training Market
6.5.2 To Confront Segmentation Trend of Education Training

7. Typical Companies
7.1 New Oriental Education & Technology Group
7.1.1 Profile
7.1.2 Operation
7.1.3 Training
7.1.4 Expansion Strategies, M&A
7.2 Chinaedu Corporation
7.2.1 Profile
7.2.2 Operation
7.2.3 Advantages and Development Strategies
7.3 China Distance Education Holdings Limited
7.3.1 Profile
7.3.2 Operation
7.3.3 Distance Education
7.4 Pearson PLC
7.4.1 Business Intro
7.4.2 Wall Street English (China)
7.4.3 Longman Schools
7.5 R.Y.B Education Institution
7.5.1 Profile
7.5.2 Development Mode
7.5.3 Developments
7.6 Only Education
7.6.1 Profile
7.6.2 Main Organizations
7.6.3 Brand Development
7.7 Beijing Juren Education Group
7.7.1 Development
7.7.2 Profile
7.8 APTECH
7.8.1 Development
7.8.2 Advantages
7.8.3 Market Competitiveness
7.9 Guohua (China) Education Group
7.9.1 Profile
7.9.2 Characteristics
7.9.3 Developments
7.10 Feloo
7.10.1 Profile
7.10.2 Advantages
7.10.3 Developments
7.11 Ambow Education
7.11.1 Profile
7.11.2 Characteristics
7.11.3 Developments
7.12 New World Education Group
7.12.1 Profile
7.12.2 Characteristics
7.12.3 Development
7.13 Beijing Shengjing Wanglian Technology Co., Ltd
7.13.1 Profile
7.13.2 Business Uniqueness
7.13.3 Developments
7.14 Eduask
7.14.1 Profile
7.14.2 Cooperation Project
7.14.3 Developments
7.15 Sunmoon Education Group
7.15.1 Profile
7.15.2 Characteristics
7.15.3 Developments
7.16 21edu.com
7.16.1 Profile
7.16.2 Teaching Uniqueness
7.16.3 Developments

Selected Charts

“Change in the Number of Primary Schools, 2001-2008
Change in Primary School Recruitment and on-Campus Students, 2001-2008
Change in the Number of Junior High Schools, 2001-2008
Change in Junior High School Recruitment, on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2001-2008
China’s Top 100 Private Universities, 2009
China’s Top 100 Private Universities by Region, 2009
Employment Rates of China’s Secondary Vocational Schools’ Graduates, 2005-2008
Employment Rates of China’s Senior Professional Colleges’ Graduates, 2003-2008
VC/PE Investments in Education Training Industry, 2004-1H2009
VC/PE Investments in Beijing and Shanghai Education Training Institutions, 2004-2009
China’s IT Vocational Training Market Size and Growth, 2006-2011E
Vocational Skills Training Classifications
Distance Education Cost and Ratio
Cost Comparison between Distance Education and Traditional Education
Revenue and Growth Trend of New Oriental Education & Technology, FY2004-FY2008
Operating Revenue of Chinaedu Online Education, 2004-2009Q2
Total Revenue of Chinaeduc Online Education, 2004-2009Q2
Gross Profit Margin of Chinaedu Online Education, 2004-2009Q2
Net Profits of Chinaedu Online Education, 1H2008 vs. 1H2009
Operating Revenue of China Distance Education Holdings Limited, 2006-2009Q3
Enrollment Number of China Distance Education Holdings Limited, 2006-2009Q3
China IT Vocational Training Market Share, 2008
Ambow’s Education Training Service System

Change in the Number of Senior High Schools by Type, 2001-2008
Change in Senior High School Enrollment, on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2004-2008
Change in Vocational High School Enrollment, on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2004-2008
Change in Technical School Enrollment, on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2004-2008
Change in Regular Specialized Secondary Schools Enrollment, on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2004-2008
Change in Adult High School on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2004-2008
Change in Adult Secondary Specialized (Technical) School on-Campus Students and Graduates, 2004-2008
Number of China’s Universities and Colleges, 2008
Number of on-Campus Students in China’s Universities and Colleges, 2008
Recruitment of Sundry Education, 2006-2008
Number of on-Campus Students in Education of All Kinds, 2006-2008
Number of Graduates in Education of All Kinds, 2006-2008
Population Structure, 2008
Number of Private Schools and Organizations, 2008
Number of on-Campus Students in Private Schools and Organizations, 2007-2008
Number of Faculty and Full-time Teachers in Private Schools and Organizations, 2007
Government Policies for Private Education
China’s Top 20 Private Universities, 2009
Number of China’s Secondary Vocational Schools and Students, 2008
Teachers Resources in China’s Secondary Vocational Schools, 2008
Some Investment Cases of Education & Training Industry, 2004-2009
M&A in China’s Foreign Language Training Industry, 2008-2009
Part of Firms in Infant Early Education
Investments in Education Industry, 2007-2009
IPO Schedule List of Chinese Education & Training Companies
Headquarters Design of Franchised Operation
New Oriental Education & Technology’s Finance, FY2004-FY2008
Schools and Centers Established by New Oriental in Some Cities, as of 2008
Chinaedu Corporation’s Finance, 2009Q3
APTECH Multi-mode Teaching Methods

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The education industry of China can be categorized into the early education, the compulsory education, the high school education and the university education etc. The early education contains the infant education and the pre-school education. The infant education is normally focused on the candidates aged below 3 while the pre-school education is normally focused on the candidates aged between 4 and 6.

China had totally 129,100 kindergartens in 2007, up 1,400 compared to 2006. The students were totaled at 23.49 million nationwide in 2007, up 849,800 compared to 2006. Moreover, China had totally 951,900 kindergarten teachers in 2007, up 53,700 compared to 2006.

Based on the National Bureau of Statistics and the Ministry of Education, this report gives an in-depth analysis of China early education market and also predicts the future market development as well as the investment risks and opportunities.
Table Of Contents :

1. Overview of China Early Education Market
1.1 Definition
1.2 Overview
1.3 Policies
1.4 Developments

2. Analysis of China Early Education Market
2.1 Overview Analysis
2.2 Kindergarten Teachers
2.3 Supply and Demand
2.4 Chain Operations

3. Online Early Education
3.1 Characteristics
3.2 Industry Chain
3.3 Market Size

4. Regional Developments

5. Major Schools
5.1 JUREN
5.1.1 Profile
5.1.2 Characteristics
5.1.3 Development
5.2 Babycare
5.2.1 Profile
5.2.2 Characteristics
5.2.3 Development
5.3 R.Y.B. Education Institution
5.4 Huijia Kindergarten
5.5 Babyblossom
5.6 Gymboree
5.7 Baby Art
5.8 Golden Cradle Kindergarten
5.9 Hoing Kindergarten
5.10 Xiaohajin Kindergarten

6. Investment Risks and Opportunities Analysis

Selected Charts

Classification of Early Education in China
The Number of Kindergarten Students in China, 2005-2007
The Number of Kindergarten Teachers in China, 2005-2007
The Number of Newborns and Birth Rate in China, 1993-2007
Industry Chain of Pre-school Online Education
The Number of Online-Education Candidate and Growth Rate in China, 2004-2010
Babycare’s Branches in Beijing and Shanghai
Profits of Babycare
Demographic Structure of China in 2007
The Number of Private Kindergartens, 2006-2007
Educational Laws and Regulations in China
Education Background of the Schoolmaster and Full-time Teachers, 2007
Academic Title of the Schoolmaster and Full-time Teachers, 2007
Franchising of Baby Art in China
Tuition of Xiaohajin Kindergarten

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With the improvement of living standard, the output and sales of drinking water have increased sharply in China and the market will maintain a growth at 15% in the next 5-10 years.

The drinking water can be divided into two categories: bottled water and barreled water. Bottled water shared 40% of total soft drink output in China, and it is the key study object of this report. Bottled water normally sold cross-regionally; relies to the advertising and quality; while barreled water normally sold locally, relies to the service but also the quality.

Since the year of 2000, the output of bottled water has maintained NO.1 in China’s soft drink market. Its output up 13.67% and 16.46% in 2006 and 2007 respectively. Moreover, during Jan to Jul 2008, the bottled water output achieved a growth at 30%, which was mainly contributed by the share output growth from the provinces of Guangdong, Jilin and Henan.

At present, Wahaha, MasterKong, Nongfu Spring, and C’estbon are the top four bottled water manufacturers in China. Especially, the MasterKong and Nongfu Spring achieved a sharp output growth over 50% in both of 2006 and 2007. Moreover, Wahaha and C’estbon are focus on purified water, while Nongfu Spring focuses on natural water and MasterKong focuses on mineral water. The other emerging manufacturers such as Runtian and Maling have also achieved a fast growth in recent years.

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In the year of 2007, China totally had 33,446 TV transmitters, of which 458 were provincial level, accounting for 1.37% of the total; moreover, only about 100 of those 458 were digital TV transmitters.

Although, province-level TV transmitters only accounted for 1.37 of China’s total quantity of TV transmitter, However, the overall transmission power proportion of provincial-level TV transmitter is as high as 28.73%.

Table Of Contents :

1. Introduction of Digital TV Transmitter
1.1 Introductions
1.1.1 Definition
1.1.2 Product Characteristics
1.1.3 Key Devices and Technologies

2. Global Digital TV Transmitter Market
2.1 Market Scale
2.2 Digital TV Development Courses of Major Countries
2.2.1 USA
2.2.2 Japan
2.2.3 Europe
2.2.4 Other Countries

3. China Digital TV Transmitter Market
3.1 Development Courses
3.2 Market Scale
3.3 In-depth Market Analysis

4. Digital TV Transmitter Industrial Chain
4.1 Digital TV Market
4.2 TV Media Industry

5. Key Players
5.1 Industrial Concentration Degree
5.2 Key International Giants
5.2.1 NEC
5.2.2 Rohde &Schwarz
5.2.3 Harris
5.2.4 Toshiba
5.3 Key Companies in China
5.3.1 Beijing Tongfang Gigamega Technology Co., Ltd
5.3.2 Output
5.3.3 Technology Features
5.2 Beijing BBEF Electronics Group Co., Ltd
5.2.1 Profile
5.2.2 Output
5.2.3 Technologies
5.3 Dalian Toshiba Broadcasting Systems Co., Ltd
5.3.1 Profile
5.3.2 Output
5.3.3 Technologies
5.4 Rohde&Schwarz China Co., Ltd
5.4.1 Profile
5.4.2 Output
5.4.3 Technologies
5.5 Shanghai Mingzhu Broadcasting TV Science & Technology Co., Ltd
5.5.1 Profile
5.5.2 Output
5.5.3 Technologies

6. Industrial Standards and Relevant Policies
6.1 Standards
6.2 Policies
6.2.1 Policies Regarding Digital TV Industry
6.2.2 Policies Regarding Digital TV Transmitter”

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“Global Demand for Digital TV Transmitter, 2005-2008
China’s Demand for Digital TV Transmitters, 2005-2008
China’s TV Transmitter Distribution, 2007
Distribution of TV Transmission Power in China, 2007
Overview of Broadcasting TV Transmission Devices in China, 2007
China’s Digital Cable TV User Quantity, 2002-2008
China’s TV Channel Quantity and Program Schedule, 2004-2008
Market Share Distribution of Key Digital TV Transmitter Producers in China, 2008
China’s Key TV Transmitter Producers and Their Products
Financial Results of Beijing Tongfang Gigamega Technology Co., 2007
Financial Results of Beijing BBEF Electronics Group Co., 2007
Digital TV Transmitter Sales of Dalian Toshiba Broadcasting Systems Co.,2005-2008
Financial Results of Shanghai Mingzhu Broadcasting TV Science & Technology Co., 2007

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By the end of 2008, China had had almost 400 million TV subscribers, of which 164 million are cable TV users and more than 200 million wireless TV users. DTV subscribers just take a small proportion in China. By the end of Mar 2009, China has had 49.86 million DTV users, less than one third of cable TV subscribers.

Despite China has a small quantity of DTV users, the number grows rapidly; annual average growth rate exceeded 50% during 2005 to 2008. As scheduled, China will halt analog TV programs before 2015. It is estimated that the growth rate of DTV subscribers in China will rise by above 20% from 2008-2015, calculating by 164 million subscribers up to 2015.

As for digital TV Operation, China sets both terrestrial wireless digital TV and satellite digital TV as the public-interest, while cable digital TV has certain commerciality despite for public service. Operators always promote subscription fee to offset costs on freely providing an STB for each subscriber. At present, subscription charge of per user is between CNY20-26, while the ordinary STB is worth CNY400-800. There is a large gap between China and developed counties in many subscription fee, digitalization level, subscriber scale, etc. With the growth of subscribers and value-added services, Chinese DTV operators will have more opportunities of profit making.

Based on the authoritative statistics from SARFT, CCBN Forum, Justice Department and companies’ annals, this report analyzes the developments of China TV operation industry and market operations of cable, territorial and satellite TV, as well as makes an in-depth study on relevant policies to DTV operation, progression of segmented markets, performance of key TV operators and development trend of cable digital TV operation market.

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In 2008, China SO2 emissions dropped to 23.21 million tons, down 6.0% from 2007; of which industrial SO2 emissions fell to 19.91 million tons, down 6.9% year-on-year; life SO2 emissions rose 0.5% year-on-year to 3.299 million tons. At the end of 2008, the flue gas desulphurization installed capacity of thermal power plants in China surpassed 379 GW, accounting for 66% of total capacity of coal-generating power. In 2008 around, about 110 GW of desulphurization facility of thermal power generating units (100,000 KW or above) put into operation, down 5.2% from 2007.

China’s desulphurization technologies are shown in the following chart, with their proportions. Obviously, Limestone-gypsum WFGD method gets utilized most widely, accounting for 90%, followed by flue gas CFB with a 4%share.

Based on authoritative statistics from Nation Bureau of Statistics of China, the Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People’s Republic of China and National Development and Reform Commission, this report makes an in-depth analysis on status quo, development trend of desulphurization industry, as well as desulphurization technologies; at length it introduced 15 key desulphurization companies.

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Concrete machinery refers to the equipment applied in modern concrete mechanical engineering for production, transportation, and concrete paving, etc., including concrete mixers, concrete mixing plants, concrete pumps, concrete mixing trucks, concrete jets, concrete vibrators, and steel processing machinery. The general concept of the concrete machinery means “”one plant, three vehicles “”, namely concrete mixing plant, concrete mixer truck, concrete pump and concrete pumping vehicle. Concrete machinery is the important equipment in great demand for infrastructure, widely used in industrial and civil construction, national defense construction and other projects. After decades of development, concrete machinery has become a key part of engineering machinery in China, with considerable production capacity and accounting for 6% of the whole construction machinery industry.

Even faced with global economic slowdown in 2008, Chinese concrete machinery export still maintained a good growth. In 2008, 2,149 concrete pumps were exported, valuing at US$102.92 million. In quantity, the export increased 13.5%; but in capital, the export decreased 24.1%; the average export prices rose somewhat. Only 3,263 concrete mixers were exported, up 21.9% from 2007; the export valued US$ 188.42 million, 37.4% up over 2007, maintaining continuous increase.

Currently, in Chinese concrete machinery industry, there are more than 200 enterprises, producing diversified products. China has the leading status in the production of concrete pumps. In 2007, SANY Heavy Industry Co., Ltd participated in the construction of Shanghai World Financial Center with 492 meters in height. At the end of Dec 2008, Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Development Co., Ltd. transferred super viscous C100 high-performance concrete pumps to Guangzhou International Financial Center (West Tower) with the height of 432 meters by super high-pressure concrete pump. In 2008, SANY successfully manufactured a 72-meter pump, the highest pump in the world.

In addition to the conventional specifications of 32m, 37m, 42m, 45m, 48m, 52m and 56m, SANY also produces the products of 38m and 40m. In January, 2007, SANY produced the super long-arm pump with 66m. However, the main specifications of SANY are 37m, 45m, 48 and 56m. The specifications of Zoomlion’s pumps ranges from 37m to 56m, but the specifications applied most widely are 37m, 44m and 47m. Putzmeister Shanghai factory produces such key models as 36m, 38m, 42m and 46m. The mainstream models of Shanghai Hold Machinery Co., Ltd. are 22m, 37m, 40m, 43m and 47m. It is worth mentioning that the short-arm pumps with the length of below 27m only include the ones of 25m produced by SANY and 22m by Shanghai Hold Machinery. The current sale of short-arm pumps account for less than 2% of that of the overall pumps, but the cost of short-arm pumps is low, which benefits the construction of buildings in dense urban areas, so the development of short-arm pumps is promising.

Concrete machinery is technology-intensive, capital-intensive and personnel-intensive, so it is difficult to enter the field. The main barriers for entering the concrete machinery industry lie in technical capabilities, qualifications, financial strength and customer service. Concrete trucks, concrete pumps and vehicle pumps are the modified automobiles, which are subject to the industrial policies of China. The manufacturers must be qualified for the production of civil converted vehicles, and they must complete test reports and apply for bulletin catalog to the government before marketing each vehicle. In general, the application period lasts long.

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The city commercial banks in China emerged in 1980s when city credit unions were reorganized. Up to the end of 2008, China had had 136 city commercial banks, with total assets exceeding RMB4 trillion. In addition, the total assets had hit RMB4.49 trillion as of Q12009, accounting for 6.5% in the total assets of financial institutions in banking industry, and the net assets had reached RMB277.2 billion.

In comparison with state-owned commercial banks and shareholding commercial banks, China’s city commercial banks are of small scale. Among over 60 city commercial banks mentioned in the report, the total assets of Bank of Beijing, the largest city commercial bank, hit RMB417 billion in 2008, and the number of city commercial banks with over RMB100 billion of total assets accounted for 10%, and the average total assets was RMB50 billion.

With the successful listing of Bank of Ningbo and Bank of Beijing, many city commercial banks have successively renamed, carried out the trans-regional development and applied for going public. The report makes an in-depth analysis on their strategies in recent years, such as 40 city commercial banks have renamed, 35 banks have extended to other regions, 15 banks have or prepared for going public, 32 banks have introduced strategic investors; and does a comparison among over 60 key city commercial banks in China.

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Since 1985, China’s cement output has ranked first in the world for consecutive 20 years, with the fastest growth rate. In addition, China’s new dry-process cement also develops most rapidly around the globe. In 2008, China’s cement production capacity reached 1.87 billion tons, including 1.1 billion tons of new dry-process cement, 270 million tons of special cement and grinding, and about 500 million tons of backward production capacity; in the same year, the cement output approximated 1.4 billion tons.

China’s cement production areas mainly concentrate in eastern, southern and central regions, which take 66% shares; North China and Southwest China occupy 12% and 11% respectively; northeast and northwest regions have 11% totally.

China cement industry has been impacted by the international financial crisis to a certain extent. In the first half of 2009, China’s RMB4 trillion investment promoted the domestic cement demand. In 2009, 418 cement production lines are under construction, with the capacity of 620 million tons; 147 lines have been approved to be set up, with the capacity 210 million tons. When 418 lines get completed, the cement production capacity will reach 2.7 billion tons, yet the market demand will be only 1.6 billion tons. In this sense, the future cement production capacity will be oversupplied in China, and enterprises will face increasingly fierce competition.

In 2009, to prevent excess capacity, China has intensified its macro-control on the cement industry. It is expected the development of China cement industry will slow down somewhat in 2010. However, China cement industry still maintains the growth trend in 2009. Jidong Cement expands capacity quickly.

As one of 12 major cement groups supported by national policies, Jidong Cement boasts of more than 60 enterprises with the total assets of nearly RMB23.5 billion. As of the end of 2009, it has 60 million tons of cement production capacity annually. Jidong Cement has increased its investment in northwest regions and expanded production herein, so that its output and sales volume increase simultaneously.

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China is a large producer and also a large consumer of calcium carbonate. With the development of light industry, the demand for calcium carbonate is increasing. Influenced by the resource distribution such as mineral, coal and electric power, calcium carbonate production is over demand in North China, while in South China, northeast and Yangtze – Huaihe River region, it is in short supply. In recent years, the production of heavy calcium carbonate is developing fairly fast in China.

In 2002, total demand for calcium in China was 5.67 million tons, and in 2005, it has increased to 10.41 million tons. In 2007, the figure was 13.49 million tons, up by 14.2% year on year, and the demand is expected to reach as many as 14.98 tons for the whole year of 2008, , up by 11.05% year on year.

In 2007, calcium carbonate consumed by plastic, paper making, coating, and rubber industries was 4.8 million tons, 3.37 million tons, 1.99 million tons, and 0.89 million tons respectively, accounting for 35.6%, 25%, 14.8% and 6.6% of the total consumption respectively.

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