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In 2011 H1, China’s real estate development investment was CNY 2.63 trillion, ascending by 32.90% YOY, in which the residence investment was CNY 1.86 trillion, increasing by 36.10%. China’s commercial building sales area was 444.19 million square meters, rising by 12.90% YOY, in which the residence sales area increased by 12.10%. In 2011 H1, real estate development enterprises had the annual capital source of CNY 4.10 trillion, increasing by 21.60% YOY. In 2011 H1, in China’s major financial institutions, rural cooperative financial institutions, urban credit associations and foreign-funded banks, the RMB real estate loans increased by CNY 791.20 billion in total, CNY 598.50 billion less than that in 2010 H1; the balance grew by 16.90% YOY. In terms of specific composition, in 2011 H1, the RMB real estate development loans increased by CNY 209.80 billion in total, which was less than a half of CNY 442.30 in 2010 H1; the newly increased house purchase loans also decreased from CNY 932.30 billion in 2010 H1 to CNY 581.50 billion in 2011 H1.

Despite slowdown of residence sales area growth, seen from the financial reports of 2011 H1 gradually revealed by listed real estate enterprises at present, such leading enterprises as Vanke and Evergrand with rapid turnover as the strategy still present favorable situation, surpassing that in 2010 H1. In 2011 H1, China’s top 10 real estate enterprises realized the sales value of 13.50% of the total in China, growing by 3.30% over 2010; China’s top 20 real estate enterprises realized the sales value proportion of up to 18%, 3.60% higher than that in 2010. Vanke, Evergrand, Country Garden and other real estate enterprises all realized the sales value growth rate of more than 50% YOY in 2011 H1, significantly higher than the year-on-year growth rate of 22.30% of China’s sales value in 2011 H1, directly resulting in a significant rise in the market concentration of the real estate industry.

In 2011 H1, in order to further consolidate and expand the results of regulation and control, the Chinese government further deepened the policies aiming at regulating and controlling the real estate industry. To further suppress the demand of commercial buildings, the administrative and economic methods were utilized simultaneously; nearly 40 cities implemented purchase restriction, and more than 600 cities issued the targets of control over housing prices.

Table of Contents :

1.1 Real Estate Investment
1.2 Operations
1.3 Sales
1.4 Housing Prices
1.5 Summary
2 Land Purchase in China, 2011 H1
2.1 Overview
2.2 Land Purchase Area
2.3 Land Purchase Costs
2.4 Land Purchase by Regions
2.5 Land Purchase Area by City Levels
3 Major Policies in China’s Real Estate Industry, 2011 H1
3.1 New Eight National Guidelines
3.2 Property Tax Pilot
3.3 Purchase Restriction Order

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In January-June 2011, China’s construction machinery industry accumulatively achieved the total industrial output value of CNY 312.35 billion, ascending by 43.04% YOY, and realized the sales revenue of CNY 306.13 billion, increasing by 40.86% YOY.

In 2011 H1, the accumulative product output of China’s construction machinery industry continued growing. Except for special cement equipment whose output experienced substantial year-on-year decline, other products all maintained growth, especially for internal combustion folk lift products.

After China’s construction machinery market experienced the rapid growth in 2011 Q1, various sub-industries have seen an obvious decline in sales volume since April compared with March. In January-May 2011, the accumulative sales volume of excavators in China grew by 36% YOY; that of bulldozers grew by 21% YOY; that of loaders grew by 21% YOY. It has been an indisputable fact that the construction machinery industry has slowed down.

Although China’s construction machinery industry still has favorable prospects in 2011, the decline in growth rate is an inevitable trend. The main reason for the decline in prosperity of some products in the industry lies in credit crunch, whose influence on the industry is mainly reflected in 2 aspects: first, the downstream demand of the industry will be influenced. Construction of some projects under construction has decelerated due to credit crunch, and operation of projects which were originally planned to be operated has been delayed; second, the marketing efforts of enterprises will be influenced. In 2011 Q1, various construction machinery enterprises successively made more marketing efforts and increased the proportions of financial leasing and installment payment so as to seize market shares. Since April, some enterprises have enhanced risk control and decreased the proportion of credit sales.

In 2011, the global economy recovered gradually and the demand for construction machinery increased. The external demand will still grow, directly driving the construction machinery export market especially for the construction engineering machinery manufacturing industry. Although the base of global economic recovery is unstable, the situation of favorable global economy will be unchanged in 2011. The export environment of China’s construction machinery will continue improving and the export value is predicted to be resumed to the record high of 2008.

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In 2011 H1, the power generation capacity and the power consumption in China both maintained rapid growth; influenced by many factors such as rapid growth in demand, deficient water inflow, tight electricity and coal and thermal power loss, East China, Central China and other regions suffered insufficient power supply.

In January-June 2011, China’s power generation capacity was 2,216.60 billion kilowatt-hours, increasing by 13.50% YOY, in which the generating capacity of hydropower was 274.20 billion kilowatt-hours, rising by 12.50% YOY; that of thermal power was 1,843.30 billion kilowatt-hours, increasing by 12.50% YOY; that of nuclear power was 41.40 billion kilowatt-hours, ascending by 24.20% YOY.
By the end of June 2011, the capacity of power generation equipment with 6,000 KW and above in China had totaled 961.66 million kilowatts, increasing by 10.50% YOY.

In the first 5 months of 2011, China’s average precipitations were all lower than those in the same months of 2010. In June 2011, the major river basins in Central China and East China saw significantly improved water inflow, and the national average precipitation was higher than that in June 2010; influenced by precipitation distribution, in 2011 H1, the major hydropower plants had slightly less water inflow than the average of many years. However, due to the influence of factors such as excessive increase in installed capacity, China’s hydropower generation capacity in 2011 H1 increased by 12.50% YOY.

In 2011 H1, the social power consumption in China ascended by 12.20% YOY.
Seen by regions, power consumption in Central and West China was more rapid than that in East China. In 2011 H1, power consumption in East China, Central China and West China respectively ascended by 11% YOY, 11.30% YOY and 15.80% YOY, respectively 5.90% YOY, 2.60% YOY and 3.80% YOY higher than the year-on-year growth rates in 2010 H1.

In January-June 2011, more than 20 regions in China adopted the power limit measures, among which Zhejiang, Guangdong and Guizhou carried out power limit monthly while Jiangxi and Hunan carried out it yearly except for February. Seen from the gap, the largest gap in terms of China’s power supply in January approached 30 million kilowatts, which was obviously improved from the end of January to March; in April and May, due to the deficient water inflow, thermal power enterprises operated poorly, leading to enlargement of the gap, while the largest power limit load in May reached 18 million kilowatts. In June, the grid areas of East China and Central China both experienced many rounds of large-scale precipitation, and the hydropower output increased significantly, leading to the obvious alleviation of tight power supply; however, influenced by the factors such as rise in power consumption of air-conditioners and tight supply of electricity and coal resulting from deficient water inflow and excessively high temperature, the grids in South China suffered prominent contradiction between power supply and demand, and Guangdong and Guizhou still continued power limit.

In 2011 H1, power consumption growth of building material, metallurgy, chemical and nonferrous metal, namely China’s 4 major energy-consuming industries became divided. The power consumption growth rates of building material and metallurgy were as high as 19.80% YOY and 12.50% YOY respectively; those of chemical and nonferrous metal were as low as 7.50% YOY and 6.70% YOY respectively. The power consumption of the 4 major energy-consuming industries totaled 748.20 billion kilowatt-hours, increasing by 11.20% YOY, which were 1% lower than the national average, increasing the social power consumption by 3.80%.

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-China’s Power Generation Capacity and Types, 2006-2011 H1
-China’s Power Supply and Demand, 2006-2011 H1

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Mobile Remittance 2010: Including trends in Mobile Banking

The world’s banking and financial retail infrastructure is characterised by two scenarios. One scenario is played out in some regions that have a saturated banking industry where the nature of business and society leaves no time for people to conduct transactions in a bank’s premises. In other regions physical bank sites are few and far between. Mobile money transactions allows financial operations to be conducted under both scenarios.

Whether mobile remittance or mobile banking, the necessity of access to banking and transactions solutions is available immediately and securely. Is this a disruptive innovation for banks or a new opportunity for mobile operator to work together effectively with the financial industry. Who should take the lead in capitalising on the new opportunities? While banks have combined with mobile operators to provide mobile money transaction services, some mobile operators function alone.

This report presents an analysis of global remittances. This includes the macroeconomic impact of regulations, the trends in global remittances and the factors affecting global remittances. Studies have been conducted on the major remittance corridors and major remittance markets. The report analyses the mobile remittance market, beginning with the necessities of deploying a mobile money transaction service which is becoming a dominant force both for international and domestic remittance; with several case studies scrutinised. The technological aspect of mobile remittance is also comprehensively studied with several evolving business models and service models analysed.

To assess the future of the mobile remittance market, factors have been identified which are necessary for mobile remittance to flourish. To understand the forces of competition in a local mobile remittance market, Porter’s five forces model has been used. In the end, a selection of forecasts has been drawn to help decision makers in devising strategies.

To understand the greater implications of mobile money transaction services, a study of mobile banking has been included in the latter stages of the report. The technological models behind mobile banking, alongside the macroeconomic and industry effects have been considered in the analysis.

This report provides a comprehensive insight into the mobile money transaction industry which in some ways will be an eye opener for the banking industry in general where mobiles are replacing physical in-situ banking services in an increasingly feasible and sustainable way.

Focus of the report
The report focuses on past and emerging trends of mobile banking and mobile remittances. Forecasts for these trends are also included. Focus will be put on the current business models and probable future business models and how they will be shaped by regulations and market forces.

The technological side of the mobile remittances with an understanding of current vendors of technology will be taken into account leading up to the innovations that affect the discipline as a whole. Major markets that are hot spots will be studied to give an overview of how companies can better tackle the wide scale adoption of mobile remittances.

The global scenario of funds transfers across the globe will also be taken into account as they form the total market of international mobile remittances. What macroeconomic effects will the development of the industry make will be analysed incomprehensively.

Who should buy this report?
The report is written in the view of aiding decision makers in the mobile and banking sector take and informed decision as to their strategy directions and their technological development. Precisely, the report focuses on:-
• Decision makers in mobile companies.
• Decision makers in mobile app companies.
• Decision makers in domestic and international banks.
• Decision makers in international money transfer organisations.
• Decision makers in the mobile retail sector.

Why do you need to order this report today
• Strategist in a mobile company – Understand how mobile remittance and mobile banking in general can increase your company’s profit. Understand the technologies uesd, the trends occuring and the business and service models followed. get an insight into the opportunity that remittance market holds for mobile operators.
• Mobile Operators – Learn which markets hold the maximum potential for profit in mobile money transaction services. Learn how companies have done it all and how you can successfully implement the service in a potential market.
• Mobile handset vendors – Discover what mobile subscribers will want from their handsets and what Android and Symbian are working to bring the mobile market. Learn about opportunities in this market and how these can be best utilised. Learn about the emerging technologies that hare being used in mobile money transaction applications.
• Domestic and international bank decision makers – Learn how mobiles are disrupting the traditional banking industry. Know how to mitigate the effects that mobiles bring to the banking industry. Learn how your company can profit from the emerging trends. Get an overall view of the global remittance market and how you can improve your services to attract more customers.
• International money transfer organisation’s officials – Learn how you can answer the demands of international remittances. Know what decisions to take with regards to the including mobile transactions as part of your service.
• Mobile retail sector personnels – Know what customers want and align your company’s decisions to the future trends. Know which services will sell the most and will be in demand in future.

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