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China feed industry market research report

2016-11-15T05:10:28+00:00

The feed industry in China has consolidated at an even faster pace than other regions in the world in terms of integrations and acquisitions.

In 2015, 9,511 feed enterprises and manufacturers were operating in China compared to 2005 when this was 15,518. This represents a 6,007 decrease within 10 years.

2015 China feed production was 200 million tonnes. The top 5 feed producers, and hold 22% of China’s total feed production. Top 10 feed companies produced 33% of China’s total feed production. China’s feed industry is growing quickly, while consolidating at the same time.

It is clear that the dramatic rise in the cost of feed is increasing the need for all companies to look very closely at the issue of feed efficiency. In addition, technological advances in raw material production will provide new types of feed raw materials that will seriously alter the way the feed is formulated

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100 Dachanoverview

100 Figure 84: Dachan feed production in the past few years

101 COFCO overview

101 Figure 85:COFCO feed production in the past few years

102 TOLS overview

102 Figure 86: TOLS feed sales volume and value

103 yangxiang overview

104 Tequ group overview

105 Jiuding overview

106 Chinwhiz overview

107 Key pig and broiler players

108 Key pig integrators

109 Key poultry integrators

110 Key feed additives players

111 Key feed additives players

112 Appendix

113 Key feed players

114 Wens-financial highlights

114 Figure 87: Wens operating revenue in the past few years

114 Figure88: Wens operating cost in the past few years

114 Figure 89: Wens operating profit and margin

114 Figure 90: Wens net profit in the past few years

115 New Hope- financial highlights

115 Figure 91: New Hope(Liuhe) operating revenue in the past few years

115 Figure 92: New Hope(Liuhe) operating cost in the past few years

115 Figure 93: New Hope(Liuhe) operating profit and margin

115 Figure 94: New Hope net profit in the past few years

116 New Hope- Feed business

116 Figure 95: New Hope(Liuhe) feed revenue

116 Figure96: New Hope(Liuhe) feed cost in the past few years

116 Figure97: New Hope(Liuhe) feed cost in the past few years

116 Figure 98: New Hope feed gross margin in the past few years

117 New Hope-Feed production and sales

117 Figure 99: New Hope feed sales volume by species

117 Figure 100: New Hope feed production capacity

117 Figure101: New Hope feed production

117 Figure 102: New Hope feed production utilization rate

118 TRS-financial highlights

118 Figure 103: TRS operating revenue in the past few years

118 Figure 104: TRS operating cost in the past few years

118 Figure 105: TRS operating profit and margin

118 Figure 106: TRS net profit in the past few years

119 TRS-feed business

119 Figure 107: TRS feed revenue in the past few years

119 Figure 108: TRS feed cost in the past few years

119 Figure 109: TRS feed profit and margin in the past few years

119 Figure 110: TRS feed gross margin in the past few years

120 Haid-financial highlights

120 Figure 111: Haid operating revenue in the past few years

120 Figure 112: Haid operating cost in the past few years

120 Figure 113: Haid profit and margin in the past few years

120 Figure 114: Haid net profit in the past few years

121 Haid- feed business

121 Figure115: Haid feed revenue in the past few years

121 Figure 116: Haid feed cost in the past few years

121 Figure117: Haid feed profit and margin

121Figure 118: Haid gross margin in the past few years

122 Haid-feed sales volume and production

122 Figure 119: Haid sales volume

122 Figure 120: Haid sales volume by region

122 Figure 121: Haid feed production and sales volume

122 Figure 122: Haid sales volume by species

123 Zhengbang-financial highlight

123 Figure123: Zhengbang operating revenue

123Figure124: Zhengbang operating cost in the past few years

123Figure125: Zhengbang profit and margin

123 Figure126: Zhengbang net profit in the past few years

124 Zhengbang-feed business

124 Figure127: Zhengbang feed revenue in the past few years

124 Figure128: Zhengbang feed cost in the past few years

124 Figure 129: Zhengbang feed profit and margin

124 Figure 130: Zhengbang feed gross margin in the past few years

125 Zhengbang-feed production and sales volume

125 Figure 131: Zhengbang feed production and capacity

125 Figure132: Zhengbang feed sales price

125 Figure 133: Zhengbang feed sales volume

126 DBN-financial highlights

126 Figure 134: DBN operating revenue

126 Figure135: DBN operating cost in the past few years

126 Figure136: DBN profit and margin in the past few years

126 Figure137: DBN net profit in the past few years

127 DBN-feed business

127 Figure138: DBN feed revenue in the past few years

127 Figure139: DBN feed cost in the past few years

127 Figure 140: DBN feed profit and margin

127 Figure 141: DBN feed gross margin

128 DBN-feed production and sales volume

128Figure 142: DBN feed production and capacity

128 Figure 143: DBN feed sales volume by species

128 Figure 144: DBN feed sale price by species

128 Figure145: DBN feed sales by region

129 Tongwei-financial highlights

129 Figure 146: Tongwei operating revenue

129 Figure 147: Tongwei operating cost

129 Figure 148: Tongwei profit and margin in the past few years

129 Figure 149: Tongwei feed gross margin

130 Tongwei-feed production and sales volume

130 Figure 150: Tongwei production and capacity

130 Figure 151: Tongwei feed sales volume in the past few years

130 Figure 152: Tongweiproduciton capacity breakdown by region in 2015

131 Well Hope-financial highlights

131 Figure 153: Well Hope operating revenue

131 Figure 154: Well Hope operating cost in the past few years

131 Figure 155: Well Hope profit and margin

131 Figure 156: Well Hope net profit

132 Well Hope-feed business

132 Figure 157: Well Hope feed revenue

132 Figure158: Well Hope feed cost in the past few years

132 Figure159: Well Hope feed profit and margin

132 Figure160: Well Hope feed gross margin

133 Well Hope-feed sales volume

133 Figure161: Well Hope operating revenue breakdown 2015

133 Figure162:Well Hope feed production cost breakdown 2015

133 Figure163: Well Hope feed sales volume in the past few years

134 Zhenghong-financial highlights

134 Figure164: Zhenghongoperating revenue

134 Figure165: Zhenghong operating cost

134 Figure166: Zhenghong profit and margin

134 Figure167: Zhenghong net profit in the past few years

135 Zhenghong-feed businesses

135 Figure168: Zhenghong feed revenue in the past few years

135 Figure169: Zhenghong feed cost

135 Figure 170: Zhenghong feed profit and margin

135 Figure171: Zhenghong feed gross margin

136 Zhenghong-feed production and volume

136 Figure 172: Zhenghong feed production and sales volume

136 Figure173: Zhenghong operating revenue breakdown 2015

137 Tech Bank -financial highlights

137 Figure174: Tech-Bank operating revenue

137 Figure175: Tech-Bank operating cost

137 Figure176: Tech-Bank profit and margin

137 Figure177: Tech-Bank net profit in the past few years

138 Tech Bank-feed business

138 Figure178: Tech-Bank feed revenue

138 Figure179: Tech-Bank feed cost in the past few years

138 Figure180: Tech-Bank feed profit and margin

138 Figure181:Tech-Bank feed gross margin

139 Tech-Bank-feed sales volume

139 Figure182: Tech-Bank revenue breakdown in 2015

139 Figure183: Tech-Bank feed cost breakdown in 2015

139 Figure184: Tech-Bank feed sales volume in the past few years

140 Jinxinnong-financial highlights

140Figure185: Jinxinnong operating revenue

140 Figure186: Jinxinnong operating cost

140 Figure187: Jinxinnong profit and margin

140 Figure188: Jinxinnong net profit in the past few years

141 Jinxinnong- feed sales volume

141 Figure189: Jinxinnong feed sales volume i

141 Figure190: Jinxinnong revenue breakdown in 2015

142 TOLS feed business

142 Figure191: TOLS operating revenue

142 Figure 192: TOLS feed gross profit in the past few years

142 Figure193: TOLS feed gross margin in the past few years

142 Figure194: TOLS total operating revenue

143 Feed business breakdown

143 Figure195: TOLS feed production and capacity

143 Figure196:TOLS pig feed sales value and gross margin

143 Figure197:TOLS poultry feed sales value and gross margin

143 Figure198: TOLS aqua feed sales value and gross margin

144 Contacts details of person interviewed

145 Contacts of key poultry integrators

146 Contacts of key poultry integrators

147 Contacts of key poultry integrators

148 Contacts of key poultry integrators

China Aquaculture Industry Market Research

2014-05-08T23:26:16+00:00

China accounts for one-third of the world’s fish production, and two-thirds of the world’s aquaculture production. The total aquaculture production was approximately 45.5 MMT in 2013, showing an increase of 6% from 2012, which recorded at 42.9 MMT.

There are approximately 50 different commercially important fish species cultured in China today. The most common of these species includes: carps, tilapia, blunt nose black bream. Carps are the most popular fish cultured species. Freshwater fish production account 95.6% of total cultured fish production

Guangdong, Hubei, Jiangsu, Hunan and Jiangxi are the largest fish producing provinces in China.

White leg shrimp are the most popular shrimp cultured in China, and Fujian produced the largest volume China’s total white leg shrimp.

China is also the leading exporter of fish in the world. In terms of importation, they rank sixth overall. Over the last few years, China has had to increase the amount of fish imported in order to meet the demands of the market.

Aquaculture production market has great potential in future years generally for the following reasons: large unexplored sea area, growing demand of consumers who are not satisfied by pork and beef, etc.

Asian Agribusiness just released China Aquaculture Industry Market Research Report, if you are interested and wants more detailed information; for the full report please contact michael@boddingtonconsulting.com

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Vietnam Poultry Industry Market Research

2014-05-06T12:14:19+00:00

The poultry industry is very fragmented. Approximately 65% of households produce less than 200 birds annually. Small farms have resulted in poor biosecurity and frequent disease challenges

Traditional extensive household poultry production is by far the most common production system in the country, where poultry is raised in backyards, gardens, and often free to range on neighboring land.

Red River Delta, Northern Midland, Mountain and North central area regions have the highest population of poultry in Vietnam. The Red River Delta region, the largest poultry producing region, accounts for 26% of total poultry production in Vietnam

Vietnam is a market for fresh chicken (85%). Vietnamese prefer to purchase poultry products in wet market. Poultry meat consumption was 789,000 tonne in 2013

The transition of part of Viet Nam’s poultry sector to larger scale industrial production is inevitable. Among other considerations, the following factors will influence the viability of smaller producers to cope with a changing domestic poultry industry:

1. Current government policies do not encourage traditional extensive poultry raising. These policies are based on assumptions of substandard efficiency and biosecurity.

2. The proportion of poultry products coming from commercial farms has increased rapidly in recent years, including intermediate supplies of poultry meat, eggs, chicks, and breeding stock.

3. Wider application of certification and traceability standards will improve product quality and market-determined prices

Asian Agribusiness just released Vietnam Poultry Industry Market Research Report, if you are interested and wants more detailed information; please contact michael@boddingtonconsulting.com

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Vietnam Aquaculture Industry Market Research

2014-05-06T00:30:29+00:00

Vietnam aquaculture sector has seen fast and stable growth, making an important contribution to the national economy growth for last over 10 years.

However, Vietnam’s fisheries industry is very fragmented; approximately 80% of fish production comes from small farms.

Vietnam has become the third largest shrimp producer in the world, with an output of 548,000 tonnes in 2013, up 12.3 % from the previous year

Main fish producing regions are all located in the South.

Vietnam’s aquaculture industry offers a lot of opportunities, due to:

1. High commitment and participation from Government, Industry and companies for: Food safety, environment & social responsibility

2. Ability to supply the big volume and safe stable quality seafood products

3. Agreements and FTAs with many countries and territories and an experienced exporting culture

Asian Agribusiness just released our Vietnam Aquaculture Industry Market Research Report, if you are interested and would like to know more information, please contact michael@boddingtonconsulting.com

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Indonesia Poultry Industry Market Research

2014-05-05T04:51:07+00:00

Indonesia’s poultry sector is fragmented, with most of the chicken farms owned by small farmers. This is largely due to the Indonesian government regulations which prefer chicken farms to be owned by small farmers with a view to improving their economic well-being. The implication of this regulation is that the sector’s value chain is more traditional (nonintegrated) with most of the big companies only having a stake in the upper level of the value chain (poultry feeds and day-old-chicks (DOC) breeding farms).

At 7 kg per capita, poultry meat consumption in Indonesia is the third lowest in the Asia

region after India and Cambodia. We believe poultry meat consumption in the country has ample room to grow as chicken is Indonesia’s most favourite meat. Chicken meat

consumption accounts for 64% of all meat consumed in Indonesia. This is because chicken meat is the most affordable source of animal protein and the majority of

Indonesian population (86%) practises Islam which prohibits consumption of pork.

We expect Indonesia’s poultry meat consumption to witness an 18% CAGR during

2013–17E compared with an only 7% CAGR during 2007–12. The higher growth in consumption should be supported by: (1) Indonesia’s newly emerging middle class; (2) chicken as an affordable source of animal protein; and (3) Indonesia’s GDP per capita, which is at a sweet spot as growth in meat consumption accelerates.

Traditionally, most Indonesians prefer buying live chicken rather than buying processed

chicken products. While this has a religious angle to it, it also has to do with the freshness of the product. Yet, we believe there is ample room to grow for processed chicken products as Indonesian consumers, especially in urban areas, are starting to switch to processed chicken products not only due to convenience but also due to the product’s hygiene and quality.

Asian Agribusiness just released Indonesia Poultry Industry Market Research Report, if you are interested and wants more detailed information; please contact us for the full report.

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Malaysia Broiler Industry Market Research

2014-05-04T01:07:49+00:00

Malaysia Broiler Industry Market Research

The poultry industry is the most advanced of the livestock sector, and it is the most commercialized and integrated in its production system. The industry has been in a continuous transformation mode towards adopting the most modern production technology and feeding available.

There are increasing use of environmentally controlled closed housing and automation of feeding and egg collection systems.

The industry relies almost entirely on imported genetic resources and the major commercial breeds are reared at the grand parent and parent stock level.

Large scale poultry processing is slowly gaining market share as pressure is exerted by local government authorities for retailers to cease live bird trading in wet markets. There are presently about 8 processing plants recognized by the Veterinary Department under its Veterinary Health Mark Standards. Many of these plants are associated with processing facilities for chicken meat based further processed goods.

The industry is well supported by commercial feed mills supplying compound feeds based on imported corn and soy bean meal and are increasingly handled in bulk form.

Asian Agribusiness just released Malaysia Broiler Industry Market Research Report, if you are interested and wants more detailed information; please contact us for the full report.

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