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China Listed Liquor Companies Report 2008

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China Listed Liquor Companies Report 2008

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Publisher: FriedlNet and Partners
Published: September 2009
Frequency: Irregular
Languages: English
Pages: 41
Dimensions: 21.0 x 29.7 (A4) cm (8.19 x 11.58 inch)
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Product Type: Market Report
Reference No.: 0165-392

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According to statistics of China National Association For Liquor and Sprits Circulation, China now has more than 18,000 liquor companies, of which 1,160 companies are up-scale enterprises (annual sale of over RMB5 million). In 2008, the output value of China liquor making industry totaled RMB146 billion, up 29.82% year-on-year; sales revenue hit RMB140 billion, up 29.94% from the same period of last year; total profit surged to RMB18 billion, up 36.79% over the same period of 2007. Sales of high-grade liquor maintained stable, while low-end liquor increased to a large extent; and the market share of low-priced liquor rose to 58% from 40%.

China liquor industry has kept strong growth for a decade, even though suffering the global financial storm. According to data by Nielsen, the revenue of liquor sales in hypermarkets in 18 key cities witnessed a year-on-year growth rate of 15.8% in the first four months of 2009; in the meantime, brandy and whisky presented 22.4% negative growth and zero growth; beer and red wine respectively grew 9.2% and 2% negatively.

This report analyzes profile, revenue, investment and main business in the recent years of 12 Chinese listed liquor companies including Lu Zhou Lao Jiao, Gujing Distillery, Jiugui Liquor, Wuliangye, etc.

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