Profiles of Key Starch Enterprises in China

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Finished time: Mar. 2011
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Introduction
Executive summary
List of tables
List of figures

Main contents:

No.	Content	Page
	Executive summary	1
	Introduction and methodology	4
I	Global Bio-chem Technology Group Co., Ltd.	7
I-1	Company background	7
I-2	Feedstock supply	7
I-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	8
I-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	9
I-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	10
I-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	11
I-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	11
II	Zhucheng Xingmao Corn Developing Co., Ltd.	13
II-1	Company background	13
II-2	Feedstock supply	14
II-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	15
II-4	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	16
II-5	Manufacturing cost of native starch	17
II-6	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	17
III	National Starch & Chemical (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.	19
III-1	Company background	19
III-2	Feedstock supply	19
III-3	Production of modified starch	20
III-4	Revenue of modified starch sector	20
III-5	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch	21
IV	...	22
IV-1	Company background	22
IV-2	Feedstock supply	22
IV-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	23
IV-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	24
IV-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	25
IV-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	25
IV-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	27
V	…	28
V-1	Company background	28
V-2	Feedstock supply	28
V-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	29
V-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	29
V-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	30
V-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	30
V-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	31
VI	…	32
VI-1	Company background	32
VI-2	Feedstock supply	32
VI-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	33
VI-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	34
VI-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	34
VI-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	35
VI-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	35
VII	...	37
VII-1	Company background	37
VII-2	Feedstock supply	37
VII-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	38
VII-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	38
VII-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	39
VII-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	39
VII-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	40
VIII	…	41
VIII-1	Company background	41
VIII-2	Feedstock supply	41
VIII-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	42
VIII-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	42
VIII-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	42
VIII-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	43
VIII-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	43
IX	…	45
IX-1	Company background	45
IX-2	Feedstock supply	46
IX-3	Production of native starch and modified starch	46
IX-4	Other integrated business based on key feedstock	47
IX-5	Revenue of native starch and modified starch sector	47
IX-6	Manufacturing cost of native starch	48
IX-7	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch	49
X	Nantong Huafa Starch Co., Ltd.	50
X-1	Company background	50
X-2	Feedstock supply	50
X-3	Production of native starch	51
X-4	Revenue of native starch	51
X-5	Manufacturing cost of native starch	51
X-6	Mass balance from feedstock to native starch	52

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Description:

Starch, including native starch and modified starch, is close to people's life for its wide application in food, paper, textile, feed, oil exploration, etc. China is the second largest starch producer in the world, only next to the U.S. China's starch industry has developed rapidly in recent years with strong governmental support. In order to guarantee food security, Chinese policies on starch industry attach much importance in the aspects of raw material supply, financing, taxation, environmental protection, industry standards, etc.

With abundant raw material supply and low manufacturing cost, corn starch has become the most important native starch variety in China. Other native starch varieties, such as tapioca starch, potato starch and wheat starch, have much smaller market demand than corn starch due to various reasons. Producers are facing intense competition in this capacity-excessive industry, Also, with stricter environmental protection requirements, small-scale producers with little investment in waste treatment have been gradually phased out, while large-scale producers will continue to dominate the market with advantages in production cost and technology in the future.

This report presents a comprehensive and deep analysis on 10 key starch producers in China, providing investors, researchers or enthusiasts for starch a unique perspective into raw materials, production, revenue and manufacturing cost of native starch and modified starch of these 10 producers during 2009-2010. Main points of this report are as follows:

Background of the 10 key starch producers
- Feedstock supply situation, including purchasing volume and price in 2009-2010.
- Production situation of naïve starch and modified starch in 2009-2010
- Revenue of native starch and modified starch in 2009-2010
- Manufacturing cost of native starch in 2010
- Comprehensive analysis on other integrated business of downstream products based on feedstock, such as corn steep liquor meal, corn oil, feed pellet and corn gluten meal.
- Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch/native starch in 2010

Executive summary:

This report presents profiles of 10 key starch enterprises in China, whose major starch products are native starch and modified starch. Feedstocks of native starch used by these enterprises include corn, tapioca, potato and wheat, among which corn is the major one. Seven of the enterprises use corn as feedstock, 2 use potato and 2 use tapioca. Among them, Ting Hsin International Group is only one who uses tapioca, potato and corn as feedstock. In addition, four starch enterprises produce only native starch. Among the rest six enterprises, only National Starch & Chemical (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. doesn’t produce native starch, whose selling price of modified corn starch ranks top in 2010.

Each of the enterprises varies in output, revenue and unit manufacturing cost of starch products. In terms of output of starch products, Zhucheng Xingmao Corn Developing Co., Ltd. ranks the first in both corn starch and modified corn starch, Nantong Huafa Starch Co., Ltd. is the biggest enterprise of wheat starch and China Essence Group Ltd. is a leading producer of both potato starch and modified potato starch. In terms of revenue of native starch, Zhucheng Xingmao Corn Developing Co., Ltd., China Agri-Industries Holdings Limited and Shandong Juneng Electric Power Group Golden Corn Co., Ltd. top the list. When it comes to modified starch revenue, top 3 enterprises are Zhucheng Xingmao Corn Developing Co., Ltd., Ting Hsin International Group and Guangxi Mingyang Bio-chem Technology Co., Ltd. In addition, Zhucheng Xingmao Corn Developing Co., Ltd. bears the highest unit manufacturing cost of corn starch and Ting Hsin International Group ranks the first in unit manufacturing cost of both potato starch and tapioca starch.

List of tables:

Table No.	Table Title
Table I-1	Feedstock situation of 10 key starch enterprises in China, 2010
Table I-2	Situation of native starch of 10 key starch enterprises in China, 2010
Table I-3	Situation of modified starch of 10 key starch enterprises in China, 2010
Table I-4	Manufacturing cost of native starch of 10 key starch enterprises in China, 2010
Table II-1	List of glossary about full name and abbreviation in the report
Table II-2	Exchange rate of RMB against USD, 2005-2010
Table III-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Global Bio-chem, 2009-2010
Table III-3-1	Production of native starch of Global Bio-chem, 2009-2010
Table III-3-2	Production of modified starch of Global Bio-chem by application, 2009-2010
Table III-5-1	Revenue of native starch of Global Bio-chem, 2009-2010
Table III-5-2	Revenue of modified starch of Global Bio-chem by application, 2009-2010
Table III-6-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of Global Bio-chem, 2009-2010
Table III-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of Global Bio-chem, 2010, '000 tonne
Table IV-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Zhucheng Xingmao, 2009-2010
Table IV-3-1	Production of native starch of Zhucheng Xingmao, 2009-2010
Table IV-3-2	Production of modified starch of Zhucheng Xingmao by application, 2009-2010
Table IV-4-1	Revenue of native starch of Zhucheng Xingmao, 2009-2010
Table IV-4-2	Revenue of modified starch of Zhucheng Xingmao by application, 2009-2010
Table IV-5-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of Zhucheng Xingmao, 2009-2010
Table IV-6-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of Zhucheng Xingmao, 2010, '000 tonne
Table V-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of National Starch (Shanghai), 2009-2010
Table VI-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Hangzhou Puluoxing, 2009-2010
Table VI-2-2	Feedstock supply situation of Tianjin Dingfeng, 2009-2010
Table VI-3-1	Production of native starch of Hangzhou Puluoxing, 2009-2010
Table VI-3-2	Production of native starch of Tianjin Dingfeng, 2009-2010
Table VI-3-3	Production of modified starch of Hangzhou Puluoxing, 2009-2010
Table VI-3-4	Production of modified starch of Tianjin Dingfeng, 2009-2010
Table VI-5-1	Revenue of modified starch of Hangzhou Puluoxing, 2009-2010
Table VI-5-2	Revenue of modified starch of Tianjin Dingfeng, 2009-2010
Table VI-6-1	Manufacturing cost of tapioca starch of Ting Hsin, 2009-2010
Table VI-6-2	Manufacturing cost of potato starch of Ting Hsin, 2009-2010
Table VI-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of Ting Hsin, 2010, '000 tonne
Table VI-7-2	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of Ting Hsin, 2010, '000 tonne
Table VII-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of China Agri-industries, 2009-2010
Table VII-3-1	Production of native starch of China Agri-industries, 2009-2010
Table VII-5-1	Revenue of native starch of China Agri-industries, 2009-2010
Table VII-6-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of China Agri-industries, 2009-2010
Table VII-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to native starch of China Agri-industries, 2010, '000 tonne
Table VIII-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Guangxi Mingyang, 2009-2010
Table VIII-3-1	Production of native starch of Guangxi Mingyang, 2009-2010
Table VIII-3-2	Production of modified starch of Guangxi Mingyang, 2009-2010
Table VIII-5-1	Revenue of native starch of Guangxi Mingyang, 2009-2010
Table VIII-5-2	Revenue of modified starch of Guangxi Mingyang, 2009-2010
Table VIII-6-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of Guangxi Mingyang, 2009-2010
Table VIII-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of Guangxi Mingyang, 2010, '000 tonne
Table IX-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Shandong Xiwang, 2009-2010
Table IX-3-1	Production of native starch of Shandong Xiwang, 2009-2010
Table IX-5-1	Revenue of native starch of Shandong Xiwang, 2009-2010
Table IX-6-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of Shandong Xiwang, 2009-2010
Table IX-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to native starch of Shandong Xiwang, 2010, '000 tonne
Table X-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Shandong Juneng, 2009-2010
Table X-3-1	Production of native starch of Shandong Juneng, 2009-2010
Table X-5-1	Revenue of native starch of Shandong Juneng, 2009-2010
Table X-6-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of Shandong Juneng, 2009-2010
Table X-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch and native starch of Shandong Juneng, 2010, '000 tonne
Table XI-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of China Essence, 2009-2010
Table XI-3-1	Production of native starch of China Essence, 2009-2010
Table XI-3-2	Production of modified starch of China Essence by application, 2009-2010
Table XI-5-1	Revenue of native starch of China Essence, 2009-2010
Table XI-5-2	Revenue of modified starch of China Essence by application, 2009-2010
Table XI-6-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of China Essence, 2009-2010
Table XI-7-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of China Essence, 2010, '000 tonne
Table XII-2-1	Feedstock supply situation of Nantong Huafa, 2009-2010
Table XII-3-1	Production of native starch of Nantong Huafa, 2009-2010
Table XII-4-1	Revenue of native starch of Nantong Huafa, 2009-2010
Table XII-5-1	Manufacturing cost of native starch of Nantong Huafa, 2009-2010
Table XII-6-1	Mass balance from feedstock to native starch of Nantong Huafa, 2010, '000 tonne

List of figures:

Figure No.	Figure Title
Figure V-3-1	Production of modified starch of National Starch (Shanghai) by application, 2009-2010
Figure V-4-1	Revenue of modified starch of National Starch (Shanghai) by application, 2009-2010
Figure V-5-1	Mass balance from feedstock to modified starch of National Starch (Shanghai), 2010, ’000 tonne
Figure VII-4-1	Proportion of sales revenue of integrated corn-based business in China Agri-industries, 2010
Figure IX-4-1	Proportion of sales volume of integrated corn-based business in Shandong Xiwang, 2010

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