Consumer electronics companies are raising the bar in terms of reducing the energy consumption of their products and this trend is expected to increase the demand for Power Management ICs. Consumer device vendors are going for energy efficiency certifications such as Energy Star and TCO. The requirements for such energy efficiency certifications are getting increasingly stringent which is further accentuating the need for Power Management ICs in electronic devices. The sales revenues of Power Management ICs are expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.27% between 2009 and 2016.

The consumption for Power Management ICs in Asia is expected to show a marked growth between 2010 and 2020. Asian countries have become both the world s largest consumer and supplier of electronic goods due to their huge population and the rising per capita income, plus the favorable government policies. For instance, China with the second largest economy in terms of nominal GDP is the fastest growing economy in the world. China holds the largest supply and consumption of Power Management ICs with sales revenue of $2,387m in 2009. The top semi-conductor companies in China are SMIC, Hua Hong NEC and HeJian. China s success has been due to its flexible government policies, low manufacturing costs, efficient infrastructure and the improved literacy rate. Taiwan s TSMC was the first foundry company to be set up in an Asian country. It is by far the largest semi-conductor company with a market capitalization of $ 40.4 billion as of January 2009. Almost all the ODMs and OEMs in the electronics market have their manufacturing base in this region. The cluster of these companies in this region is due to the availability of a vast pool of cheap human resource and the supportive government policies.

GBI Research s Semi-conductor s report, Power Management Integrated Circuits (IC) Market to 2020 – Battery Powered Portable Gadgets to Drive Sales Growth provides the key market statistics and analysis on the Power Management IC industry. The report covers the key market drivers, restraints and growth forecasts for the major segments in the Power Management Industry. Rapid adoption of smart phones is expected to boost the demand of Power Management ICs. The usage of smart phones is set to increase dramatically with the sales volume forecasted to go from 174 million in 2009 to 500 million in 2014 at a CAGR of 16.28%. The deployment of next generation mobile networks such as 3G in India and 4G in South Korea is anticipated to aid the sales growth of smart phones. OEMs and ODMs of smart phones are increasingly using modern Power Management ICs because of their superior capabilities, higher efficiency, and smaller form factor. This report is built using data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in-house analysis by GBI Research s team of industry experts.

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To make the Capital goods Sector a competitive
segment, the government has finally decided to implement the Research
and Development techniques in that segment. It further mentioned that
the implementation of the scheme would reduce India’s dependence on
foreign exports. The highlights of the R&D program would be the
upgradation of the existing of the current technology and the
acquisition of new assets. Currently, the Capital goods Sector
contributes around 12% of the total manufacturing activity. Thus, the
importance of the segment, towards the overall growth of the nation, can
never be minimized. NCP Leader Praful Patel, who looks after the
proceedings of the Heavy Industries emphasized on banning the use of
Chinese products in India. In his recent interaction with the media,
Patel said that India must ban the use of Chinese goods in the nation.
He further added that in case there was a standoff with China, India
would be on the losing side as it would be difficult to find the exact
substitute of the spare parts, produced in China. Tracing the relation
between the Heavy Industries and the Capital Goods sector, more than 14
lakh individuals are employed under this segment. However, it still
believes that it yet to get all the necessary assistance by the Indian
government per se its development. India has a mammoth in-house domestic
industry. Still, for some reason or another, the nation is dependent on
countries like China and South Korea, in its power sector and textiles.

Keeping in mind the case of the Capital Goods Sector, Heavy
Industries Minister Praful Patel mentioned that India needs to keep a
check on its non-oil imports to the country. It would not be wrong to
say that this segment of this Industry had a roller coaster ride, last
year. While the sales skyrocketed in one quarter, they gradually dipped
in the following one. Thus, it becomes more than mandatory to monitor
the proceedings of this industry, from time to time. In accordance with
the scheme, Patel had also made way for the National electric Mobility
Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 in January 2013 that would reduce India’s
dependence on foreign nations for fuel. Furthermore, it would also lead
to the production of zero emission electric vehicles in India. This
would further help in making the country, an environment friendly one.
The whole scheme was finally brought to life when Bangalore launched its
first zero emission electric bus last week. The bus would be running
upto 250 kms, after it has been charged for 6 hours. The officials who
launched the bus said that the vehicle was still in its testing phase
and that it will only run along the airport route at the moment. If
things work out the way they have been planned, the vehicle will be
launched across the whole country, after a period of 3 months.

Praful Patel’s contributions towards the growth of the Heavy Industries
and the Automobile Industry shall be of the essence. The implementation
of linear business policies followed by the executing of these programs
should certainly help the cause of the Industries in India. Besides,
the government needs to work hand in hand with the Industry, to ensure
success. The first step towards sealing the plight of the Heavy
Industries has already been taken. In the interim budget that was
announced last month, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram finally announced a
reduction in the excise duty of cars and two-wheelers. The
capitalization of this opportunity is what holds the key for the
Automobile Industry.

The National People’s Congress, and put forward the academy ChenPing xuzhou city, jiangsu agriculture to transformation, it must accelerate the transformation of agricultural science and technology achievements, expedite and farmers docking “last mile”. She said, at present agricultural science and technology achievements transformation difficulty is bigger, agricultural science and technology promotion system “China dryers;line broken network break” status is not completely reverse, short of the regulations of the state every ten thousand mu of land with a scientific and technological personnel requirements.

Results the farmers to technology hand, some new standardized cultivation technology, pollution-free cultivation technology on the shelfClassifiers. ChenPing for example, now have accounted for the random rice planting area of the larger proportion, this is a kind of cultivation techniques of backsliding. “New technology promotion is facing two questions: one is the promotion cost is higher; the second is the most working out, leaving young labor to accept the new technology of the capacity is low.” To improve the present situation, the ChenPing advice, can combine with the needs of the production of the modern agriculture, farming of high school students to return to NongJiao accept directional free training, three years after the training to college degree, and then let them return service local agriculture, this is long term; Short line, can put the laid off workers in agricultural rise, to farmers with technical service.

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Rogers’ assertion for some time has been that no matter what happens in the global economy, and what may be the demand for general products or services in the near or far future, agriculture is going to play an increasingly big role in the world, and those investing in the sector will do well in the years ahead.

Put the expanding Chinese middle class together with the growing population and economy, and you see the potential the Macquarie and Rogers China Agriculture Index fund represents.

so even with the continuing challenges facing the global economy, agricultural commodities will continue to be in high demand, especially those targeting the Asian market.

Commodity investors will be glad to know the difference between the Macquarie and Rogers China Agriculture Index and other Indices. In this case, the agriculture index fund will focus on the actual consumption of food and the price fluctuations connected to that, rather than simply tracking production, which doesn’t guarantee anything will be consumed or sold.

With the price of food being undoubtedly tied to the Chinese people, anything targeting that market should enjoy bellwhether status in relationship to global food prices, and so an index fund in relationship to Jim Rogers should do well in tracking the price fluctuations of food in the densely populated country. It should rank among one of the top hedge funds in the near and far future.

Another benefit to those marketing and managing financial products to invest in, is the ability to create innovative products linked to the overall focus of the commodity index fund. How that happens is the exchange-traded futures contracts or commodity ETF future contracts it uses on physical commodities.

This is a great opportunity for those who believe in the overall competence of Jim Rogers to get involved in something he’s studied and watched closely, as well as believes in passionately. In that sense, connecting to a hot commodity market like China with a agricultural raw materials fund will be a great way to profit for those interested in investing in a commodity or commodity index fund or ETF.

As Jim Rogers has said over the last several years, we can count on the current commodity bull market to continue for years, and the existing economic crisis will only extend it longer, even if there is some short term pain and slowdown.

As Rogers continues to hammer home, food will be eaten and in demand no matter what else happens. And with that demand to be no larger than in China, it positions Rogers, commodity investors, and the Macquarie and Rogers China Agriculture Index for long term investing success.

We must keep watching commodity hedge funds and commodity etfs which specifically target agriculture. With agriculture prices plunging in 2008, they will turn around sooner or later, and investing in a commodity index fund like Macquarie and Rogers China Agriculture Index should provide a solid return when those prices start to climb again.

Demand for food isn’t just going to climb linearily, it will climb exponentially, as even with population-control efforts, it continues to climb in the Asian region had significant pace. Food demand and prices will follow that continuing trend.

The primary strategy of the Macquarie and Rogers China Agriculture Index is to track consumer consumption patterns in China, and how food prices respond to them. That’s the underlying foundation of the fund. This is what gives the fund an excellent chance of bringing a high level of return for those looking at the agricultural commodity sector.

As mentioned earlier, more than any other people in the world in the years ahead, the Chinese will more than anybody determine the food priorities and prices globally, and the new agriculture commodity fund from Jim Rogers should move up with that reality.

While we know that past success doesn’t in any way guarantee future results, the past performance of Jim Rogers, especially when working with George Soros and the amazingly successful Quantum Fund, which gained about 4,200 percent over a ten-year-period, does give an indication that he knows what he’s doing, and does his homework when it comes to supply and demand of raw materials.

And Rogers now sees agriculture as the major point of demand for probably decades, and so the fund was created.

The new Macquarie and Rogers China Agriculture Index fund should be an strong investment vehicle in the hot commodities hedge fund sector for some time to come.

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The wound care management market in China was valued at $355.4m in 2009 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 3% to reach $448.7m in 2016. China is the biggest market, contributing 49% towards to the emerging economies wound care management market in 2009. The demand for advanced wound care products in China is mainly driven by high population growth, increased lifestyle disorders and high awareness of advanced wound care products.

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However, the current development of Chinese textile industry is restricted by the following respects: firstly, improvement of grade and quality of processed and OEM products is promoted by the upgrade of textile machinery, while high-end textile machinery heavily depends on import; secondly, production lines mainly concentrate in traditional clothing field, while household textiles and industrial textiles own weak competitiveness; thirdly, since China lack marketing channels in international market and well-known international brands, Chinese control capacity of high added-value links in industry chain is weak, and China is often in an inferior position.

In addition, influenced by the financial crisis, RMB appreciation, export tax rebate decline, tight monetary policy, adjustment of processing trade policy, labor cost increase, Chinese textile industry faces enormous difficulties and challenges. In this context, many textile producing enterprises experience difficulties of production and operation, some of which successively shut down, or stop the production, posing a serious threat to Chinese textile industry.

Currently, as labor costs of Chinese textile industry have exceeded those of many Southeast Asian countries, the monopoly position of Chinese textile industry is gradually disappearing. On the one hand, prices of raw materials are on the rise rapidly, especially for cotton and chemical fiber, which exerts an adverse impact on corporate production and operation. On the other hand, enterprises own few fluid capitals, and experience interim and seasonal labor insufficiency, which raise a more urgent requirement for transforming the textile industry from the traditional labor-intensive industry to the industry with quality and efficiency innovation.

Generally speaking, Chinese textile industry sees good prospect.

Seen from international environment, there is still much space and opportunities in international market. As quota limitation on Sino-Euro textiles expired at the end of 2007, and that on Sino-U.S. textiles concluded at the end of 2008, Chinese textiles enter an era of no quota limitation, in which about over 60% regions of global textile market will fully open to China, bringing enormous opportunities into Chinese textile trade. In the next few years, the world economy is still recovering, which will inevitably promote the growth of international trade, and give favorable international market guarantee to the increase of Chinese textile and apparel export.

In order to maintain the leading position of Chinese textile industry and fight against the impact of the financial crisis, the State Council of the Peoples Republic of China puts forward 8 major tasks for adjustment and rejuvenation of Chinese textile industry, namely, stabilizing the market home and abroad, upgrading independent innovation capacity, accelerating technological transformation, eliminating backward productivity, optimizing regional layout, improving public service system, speeding up independent brand construction and enhancing corporate competitiveness.

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The main characteristics of this industry is that it is highly fragmented, cyclical and highly capital intensive. There are around 125 large and 300 small cement plants. Some of the leading cement manufacturers are UltraTech/Grasim combine, Dalmia Cements, India Cements and Holcim. Returns depend on the vibrancy of the economy as a whole as it directly affects the sales realization and capacity utilization.

The industry is heavily dependent on 3 sectors; coal, power and transport. Energy and freight are the two major cost components. Over the last few years, while the proportion of energy cost has increased marginally, freight costs have declined.

Increasing government expenditure on infrastructure sector and rising demand for commercial and residential real estate development has resulted in higher demand for cement in the country. According to a report by the ICRA Industry Monitor, the installed cement capacity is expected to increase to 241 million tones per annum by the end of 2010. It also expects that driven by higher domestic demand and increasing utilization, India’s cement industry may record an annual growth of 10% over the coming years.

Taking cue of the global economic slowdown which was affecting cement companies in India last year, Governments initiative to re-impose counter-veiling duty and special counter-veiling duty this year will help provide a level playing field for domestic players. Moreover, it also appointed a coal regulator to facilitate timely and proper allocation of coal blocks to the important sectors like cement. As coal is one of the prime raw material used in cement production, this seems to be a positive move.

Growth potential of cement industry can be judged by the fact that the per capita cement consumption (156 kg) in India is still well below the global average consumption (396 kg). This gap can be expected to be covered in the coming years. Besides, housing sector accounts for almost 50% of the total cement consumption in the country and the large young population will ensure that the demand for infrastructure stays put.

The rising cost of energy, transportation raw material continues to pressure the industry as a whole. To sustain profitability, companies will have to explore alternate source of energy while at the same time enhance their operational efficiency.

Industry experts opine that the cement industries should now increase their focus on investing adequately in developing human resources that will be capable enough to address the professional needs of construction industry including advanced technologies and construction practices, project management construction and litigation.

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