CNNC Makes Progress Under New Trusteeship

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Publish time: 26th September, 2011      Source: CCM
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      After accepting its new trusteeship, CNNC Huayuan Titanium Dioxide Co., Ltd. (CNNC Huayuan) sees things go better, according to CCM’s September issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report.

    

       

    

      The new trustee, Anhui Goldstar Titanium Dioxide Co., Ltd. (Anhui Goldstar) stationed in CNNC Huayuan and studied the two production lines (100# and 200#) from 15 August 2011. On 20 August, Anhui Goldstar decided to suspend the 200# production line for maintenance and transformation, with a purpose to improve productivity and product quality. And the production might resume by the end of this September.

    

       

    

      The suspension of 200# production line is estimated to reduce TiO2 output by about 3,300 tonnes, which will be mitigated by productivity improvement and product quality enhancement upon completion of the production line's maintenance and transformation.

    

       

    

      Previously, CNNC Huayuan was not able to transform production lines because of fund limit.

    

       

    

      On 21 August 2011, CNNC Huayuan signed a USD2.8 million (RMB18 million) sales contract with Wuxi Haopu Titanium Co., Ltd. (Wuxi Haopu), a subsidiary of Anhui Goldstar. According to the contract, CNNC Huayuan will sell 1,000 tonnes of TiO2 to Wuxi Haopu.

    

       

    

      CNNC Huayuan has benefited from higher TiO2 selling prices and sales volume in the first half of 2011, when its revenue reached USD33.7 million, up 53% year on year; however, its profit was a loss of USD2.3 million, compared with a loss of USD7.0 million in H1 2010. Nevertheless, the company estimates a loss for the first three quarters this year to be in the range of USD4.7 million to USD5.5 million.

    

      
      (Guangzhou China, September 26, 2011)

    

      Source: TiO2 China Monthly Report1109

    

      http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_7.html

    

       

    

      Content of TiO2 China Monthly Report 1109:

    

      China keeps up TiO2 international trade surplus

    

      Henan Billions profits from higher TiO2 price

    

      CNNC makes progress under new trusteeship

    

      PGVT sees increase in gross profit margin of titanium business

    

      China makes progress in TiO2 production equipment

    

      China's titanium feedstock import volume drops sharply in July

    

      Iluka mineral sands EBITDA triples in H1 2011

    

      Kenmare's revenue increases on higher prices

    

      Shandong Qifeng leads China's decorative paper industry

    

      AkzoNobel Shanghai exports TiO2 in 2011

    

      Oriental Yuhong to set up two waterproof material projects

    

      China's TiO2 demand from downstreams will increase steadly

    

      China's TiO2 price continues to decline in Sept. 2011

    

      Huntsman's TiO2 price increases largely in Asia Pacific

    

      Cristal announces TiO2 price increases

    

      Chinapursues clean production in TiO2 and coatings industry

    

       

    

      Editor’s Note

    

      Chinasees relatively stable economic growth under continuing high inflation. In August 2011, China's CPI decreased to 6.2% year on year, while PMI increased by 0.2% to 50.9.

    

       

    

      Domestic TiO2 prices continue to decrease in Sept. 2011, but the weak sales status changes little. The average price of rutile TiO2 drops to USD3,125/t (RMB20,000/t) by mid-September and may fall further later in this month.

    

       

    

      In order to promote the energy-saving and emission-reduction program, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China issued clean production technology promotion scheme (the scheme) for five industries (including TiO2 industry and coating industry) on 16 August 2011.

    

       

    

      In the coating market, traditional wall insulation coatings lose market share significantly, while nano-coatings spring up, in line with the advocacy of environmental protection. Meanwhile, Jotun COSCO starts the construction of a new marine coating project to meet the growing demand in China.

    

       

    

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