Global and China Low-E Glass Industry Report, 2014-2017
Publish Time: 2015-01-09 Origin: https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/global-china-low/
NEW YORK, Jan. 8, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Low-emissivity glass (low-E glass) is a type of energy-saving glass with low rate of thermal radiation, high heat-resistance performance, good light- and thermal-control abilities, mainly used in building, electronics, automobile and other fields.
Influenced by positive factors such as technological improvement, energy conservation and emission reduction, China's low-e glass production rose from 6 million square meters in 2005 to 134 million square meters in 2013 at a CAGR of roughly 47%, and is expected to further increase to 152 million square meters in 2014.
Although low-e glass can realize large-scale production in China, yet its penetration rate is only around 11%, still lagging behind Germany, South Korea, the United States and other developed countries (mostly over 80%), leaving large room for growth. It is expected that China's demand for low-e glass will increase at a CAGR of 23.5% or so during the period 2014-2017.
The Chinese mainland low-e glass industry was highly concentrated prior to 2009: six big enterprises including CSG Holding Co., Ltd., Taiwan Glass Group and Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass Group Co., Ltd. (SYP Group) accounted for a combined 70 percent of total capacity. However, with the increasing number of enterprises involved, the industry concentration began to decline: the proportion occupied by the top 6 enterprises there was merely 47.4% in 2014. Currently, key industry players in China are actively continuing with their capacity expansion to enhance competitiveness.
Taiwan Glass Group invested USD240 million in the construction of a low-e glass factory in Shenyang in September 2013. The project is to be finished in two phases, of which, the first phase concerns a low-e laminated glass production line and two low-e vacuum glass production lines expected to be completed and put into production by the end of 2015.
CSG Holding has 5 low-e glass production bases respectively in Tianjin, Dongguan, Wujiang, Xianning and Chengdu. In 2014, production bases in Xianning and Wujiang each saw additional capacities of 3 million square meters per year and 1.2 million square meters per year. The company's low-e glass capacity thus far has been 30.6 million square meters per year.
Global and China Low-E Glass Industry Report, 2014-2017 focuses on the following:
Status quo, market size, and others of global low-e glass industry;
Policy environment, social environment, technological environment, and others of China's low-e glass industry;
Low-e glass supply, demand, competition, etc. in China;
Operation, revenue structure, layout-in-China, and others of 4 foreign low-e glass manufacturers;
Operation, revenue structure, competitive advantage, and others of 13 Chinese low-e glass manufacturers.
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Influenced by positive factors such as technological improvement, energy conservation and emission reduction, China's low-e glass production rose from 6 million square meters in 2005 to 134 million square meters in 2013 at a CAGR of roughly 47%, and is expected to further increase to 152 million square meters in 2014.
Although low-e glass can realize large-scale production in China, yet its penetration rate is only around 11%, still lagging behind Germany, South Korea, the United States and other developed countries (mostly over 80%), leaving large room for growth. It is expected that China's demand for low-e glass will increase at a CAGR of 23.5% or so during the period 2014-2017.
The Chinese mainland low-e glass industry was highly concentrated prior to 2009: six big enterprises including CSG Holding Co., Ltd., Taiwan Glass Group and Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass Group Co., Ltd. (SYP Group) accounted for a combined 70 percent of total capacity. However, with the increasing number of enterprises involved, the industry concentration began to decline: the proportion occupied by the top 6 enterprises there was merely 47.4% in 2014. Currently, key industry players in China are actively continuing with their capacity expansion to enhance competitiveness.
Taiwan Glass Group invested USD240 million in the construction of a low-e glass factory in Shenyang in September 2013. The project is to be finished in two phases, of which, the first phase concerns a low-e laminated glass production line and two low-e vacuum glass production lines expected to be completed and put into production by the end of 2015.
CSG Holding has 5 low-e glass production bases respectively in Tianjin, Dongguan, Wujiang, Xianning and Chengdu. In 2014, production bases in Xianning and Wujiang each saw additional capacities of 3 million square meters per year and 1.2 million square meters per year. The company's low-e glass capacity thus far has been 30.6 million square meters per year.
Global and China Low-E Glass Industry Report, 2014-2017 focuses on the following:
Status quo, market size, and others of global low-e glass industry;
Policy environment, social environment, technological environment, and others of China's low-e glass industry;
Low-e glass supply, demand, competition, etc. in China;
Operation, revenue structure, layout-in-China, and others of 4 foreign low-e glass manufacturers;
Operation, revenue structure, competitive advantage, and others of 13 Chinese low-e glass manufacturers.
Read the full report: http://www.reportlinker.com/p0332471-summary/view-report.html