Low-oxygen copper rod capacity and output analysis in China in H1 2014
2014-08-25 18:24:45 【Print】
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1 Capacity statistics in China in H1, 2014
1.1 Capacity and distribution of low-oxygen copper rod in China
The capacity of low-oxygen copper rod in China has been on an uptrend in the past few years, although it has been excessive significantly. On the one hand, copper rod projects feature with small investment and high production value compared with other copper processing projects. In addition, enterprises are able to improve output value rapidly and achieve large loan amount from banks, which is favorable for financing. What’s more, electric wire and cables are entitled as “nerve and blood” of national economy, and average growth rates of electric wire and cables in China remained at 10-20% in the past few years, so the demand for copper rod continued to increase. The total capacity of low-oxygen copper rod in China had reached 7.58 million tons by the end of June, 2014, up by 19% compared with 6.43 million tons at the end of 2013.
1.1 Capacity and distribution of low-oxygen copper rod in China
The capacity of low-oxygen copper rod in China has been on an uptrend in the past few years, although it has been excessive significantly. On the one hand, copper rod projects feature with small investment and high production value compared with other copper processing projects. In addition, enterprises are able to improve output value rapidly and achieve large loan amount from banks, which is favorable for financing. What’s more, electric wire and cables are entitled as “nerve and blood” of national economy, and average growth rates of electric wire and cables in China remained at 10-20% in the past few years, so the demand for copper rod continued to increase. The total capacity of low-oxygen copper rod in China had reached 7.58 million tons by the end of June, 2014, up by 19% compared with 6.43 million tons at the end of 2013.
