China Rare Earth Permanent Magnet Industry Report,
2012-2015
Amid
the global economic downturn and the falling prices of upstream rare earth raw
materials and NdFeB products, the demand for downstream NdFeB dropped
dramatically in 2012. China’s NdFeB apparent consumption will rebound stably in
the wake of the recovered demand in consumer electronics, automotive motors and
other major downstream industries since 2013.
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China
Rare Earth Permanent Magnet Industry Report, 2012-2015 analyzes the global and
Chinese rare earth permanent magnet markets as well as forecasts development
trends from the angles of rare earth raw material supply, rare earth permanent
magnet supply and demand, market prices and major production enterprises.
In
H1 2012, the operating rate of China NdFeB industry was less than 50%. High-end
NdFeB manufacturers maintained the operating rate as high as 70%-75%, while
low-end NdFeB companies only saw 30%-40%. Since 2013, downstream industries
have transferred from “de-stocking” to “re-stocking”, which stimulated the
growth in orders for NdFeB and boosted the industrial operating rate obviously.
In Q2 2013, the operating rate of major Chinese NdFeB producers returned to
70-80%.
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By
2014 when the patent licenses of Japanese Sumitomo and U.S. Magnequench will
expire in European, American and Japanese NdFeB markets, Chinese NdFeB
enterprises will witness breakthroughs in export, but eight of them who hold
export patent licenses (including Zhong Ke San Huan and Ningbo Yunsheng) will
also face fierce competition herein.
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