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China’s 2China’s 2ndnd-Tier Cities:-Tier Cities:The Next Frontier for US CompaniesThe Next Frontier for US CompaniesChina’s 2China’s 2ndnd-Tier Cities:-Tier Cities:The Next Frontier for US CompaniesThe Next Frontier for US Companies
2008 CONFERENCE ON BUSINESS STRATEGIES AND TRADE WITH
CHINAMonterey, Ca.
March 21, 2008
2008 CONFERENCE ON BUSINESS STRATEGIES AND TRADE WITH
CHINAMonterey, Ca.
March 21, 2008
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U.S. Commercial Service
U.S. Commercial Service
Our mission:
• To promote the export of goods & services from the United States, particularly by small- and medium-sized businesses
• To represent U.S. business interests internationally
• To help U.S. businesses find qualified international partners
Our mission:
• To promote the export of goods & services from the United States, particularly by small- and medium-sized businesses
• To represent U.S. business interests internationally
• To help U.S. businesses find qualified international partners
The U.S. Commercial Service is the trade promotion unit of the International Trade Administration, with trade specialists in 107 U.S. cities and in more than 80 countries.
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You’ll find Commercial Service officers and trade specialist living and working in: You’ll find Commercial Service officers and trade specialist living and working in:
157 trade experts on the ground in China to help157 trade experts on the ground in China to help
Beijing Shanghai Guangzhou Shenyang Chengdu Hong Kong
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What are 2nd-Tier Cities? What are 2nd-Tier Cities?
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“The 2nd-Tiers”“The 2nd-Tiers”
• Aside from the three megacities – (Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou)…they are:
– Tianjin -Ningbo -Chongqing– Dalian -Xiamen -Kunming– Harbin -Qingdao -Xi’an– Nanjing -Wuhan -Shenzhen– Hangzhou -Shenyang -Zhuhai– Chengdu
• Aside from the three megacities – (Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou)…they are:
– Tianjin -Ningbo -Chongqing– Dalian -Xiamen -Kunming– Harbin -Qingdao -Xi’an– Nanjing -Wuhan -Shenzhen– Hangzhou -Shenyang -Zhuhai– Chengdu
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By the numbers with
China’s 2nd-tier sixteen. They account for…
By the numbers with
China’s 2nd-tier sixteen. They account for…
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8% of China’s Population8% of China’s Population
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19% of China’s GDP19% of China’s GDP
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54% of China’s Imports54% of China’s Imports
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2nd-Tier Growth2nd-Tier Growth
0%2%4%6%8%
10%12%14%16%18%20%
Nominal GDP Growth in Second-Tier Cities (2006)
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2nd-Tier Growth -- Compared2nd-Tier Growth -- Compared
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2nd-Tiers: Dominating China’s Demand for US & Foreign Goods
2nd-Tiers: Dominating China’s Demand for US & Foreign Goods
• 8% total population,
• 54% of China’s imports from the world
• (and 49 % from the US’)
• 8% total population,
• 54% of China’s imports from the world
• (and 49 % from the US’)
Beijing9%
Shanghai28%
Guangzhou4%
Top 15 2nd-Tier City
Importers54%
Other5%
Destination of Global Exports to China (2007)
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There’s More than the Numbers…There’s the Trends
There’s More than the Numbers…There’s the Trends
• Not just Beijing, Shanghai, & Guangzhou
• The “spillover”effect
• Not just Beijing, Shanghai, & Guangzhou
• The “spillover”effect
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U.S. Export Growth by 1st and 2nd Tier Cities Percent change between first 3 quarters of 2006-2007
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US Export MarketsTaking Off…
US Export MarketsTaking Off…
Chongqing - Vehicles 178%
Xi’an - Machinery 114% Tianjin - Vehicles 92%
Nanjing Medical Instruments 70% Machinery
143%
Qingdao - Electrical machinery 78%
Dalian - Electrical machinery 120%
% = ’05-’06 increase of U.S. exports
Kunming – Semiconductor manufacturing equip 233.7%
Hangzhou – Electronic Components 229%
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Understanding the “New” Chinese Marketplace
Understanding the “New” Chinese Marketplace
• Grandpa’s China; Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou…and the countryside
• The Olympic China; Industrial clusters by geography, new megalopolises, and a resilient middle class
• Grandpa’s China; Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou…and the countryside
• The Olympic China; Industrial clusters by geography, new megalopolises, and a resilient middle class
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Cluster #1: The Yangtze River Delta Cluster #1: The Yangtze River Delta
• Deng Xiaoping’s T-Shaped Strategy
• 21% of China’s GDP
• China’s Commercial Backbone
• Being compared to the US’ Eastern Corridor
• Deng Xiaoping’s T-Shaped Strategy
• 21% of China’s GDP
• China’s Commercial Backbone
• Being compared to the US’ Eastern Corridor
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Cluster #2: The Pearl River DeltaCluster #2: The Pearl River Delta
• Shifting from China’s manufacturing capital to its services one
• 7% of China’s GDP
• Saturation is pushing business outward from HK and Guangzhou
• Shifting from China’s manufacturing capital to its services one
• 7% of China’s GDP
• Saturation is pushing business outward from HK and Guangzhou
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Clusters 3&4: Bohai River Delta and Central China
Clusters 3&4: Bohai River Delta and Central China
• Bohai: Beijing, Tianjin, Dalian…up to Harbin
• Central: Their “Rust Belt”…Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi’an, Kunming
• Bohai: Beijing, Tianjin, Dalian…up to Harbin
• Central: Their “Rust Belt”…Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi’an, Kunming
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What Drives 2nd-Tier Cities?:Consumption
What Drives 2nd-Tier Cities?:Consumption
Consumption growth outpaced investment growth in China for the first time in seven years (2006):
•Consumer spending: 4.4% •Investment: 4.3%
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Keeping up with the ChensKeeping up with the Chens
20-30 year olds have known nothing but upward mobility
Luxury goods hot – from caviar to wine to Louis Vuitton
Western brands sell
‘Hypermarkets’ and retail chains booming along with new construction
Studies show most consumers planning big ticket item purchases in next 12 months
20-30 year olds have known nothing but upward mobility
Luxury goods hot – from caviar to wine to Louis Vuitton
Western brands sell
‘Hypermarkets’ and retail chains booming along with new construction
Studies show most consumers planning big ticket item purchases in next 12 months
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2nd-Tier Cities are the Heart of China’s Middle Class
2nd-Tier Cities are the Heart of China’s Middle Class
Yangzhou’s per capita income doubled from 400rmb to 800rmb from 2003 to 2005
Merrill Lynch estimates that 5% of the Chinese are currently in the middle-class…will be 40% by 2020
And ironically…the study also shows 86% of Chinese “think” they are in the middle-class
Yangzhou’s per capita income doubled from 400rmb to 800rmb from 2003 to 2005
Merrill Lynch estimates that 5% of the Chinese are currently in the middle-class…will be 40% by 2020
And ironically…the study also shows 86% of Chinese “think” they are in the middle-class
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Three Reasons to Target Emerging Markets
Three Reasons to Target Emerging Markets
• Lower costs on land, labor and energy
• Second-tier cities enjoy a higher average growth rate—2% faster than the national average
• 7% GDP growth over the next 20 years
• Rising income & moderate savings rates will lead to a strong spending surge amongst the rapidly expanding middle class
• Lower costs on land, labor and energy
• Second-tier cities enjoy a higher average growth rate—2% faster than the national average
• 7% GDP growth over the next 20 years
• Rising income & moderate savings rates will lead to a strong spending surge amongst the rapidly expanding middle class
Reason 1: Surging demand
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Three Reasons to Target Emerging Markets
Three Reasons to Target Emerging Markets
Reason 2: Greater Opportunity• Less-saturated markets
• Less competition
– Opportunity to establish early presence and brand-loyalty
• Less-saturated markets
• Less competition
– Opportunity to establish early presence and brand-loyalty
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Three Reasons to Target Emerging Markets
Three Reasons to Target Emerging Markets
• In the last 5 years, the Chinese government has invested $123 billion USD in China’s national expressway system
• Strong central government commitment to improving local infrastructure and developing public projects
• Streamlined bureaucracy, incentives, more level playing field
• In the last 5 years, the Chinese government has invested $123 billion USD in China’s national expressway system
• Strong central government commitment to improving local infrastructure and developing public projects
• Streamlined bureaucracy, incentives, more level playing field
Reason 3: Policy Momentum
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Case Study Medical Devices & Equipment
Case Study Medical Devices & Equipment
China: World’s 3rd largest MD market (13b)
• 10-15% growth rates until 2010
• Large aging pop - 198 m > 65 by 2025
U.S. in China MD market
• Largest market share (31%)
• US products adv. Tech & affordability
China: World’s 3rd largest MD market (13b)
• 10-15% growth rates until 2010
• Large aging pop - 198 m > 65 by 2025
U.S. in China MD market
• Largest market share (31%)
• US products adv. Tech & affordability
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Medical Devices in 2nd-Tiers:
Medical Devices in 2nd-Tiers:
• Increasing affluence= Surging Demand
• Low market penetration= SME Opportunity
• Strong Government Support
• WTO accession: Only 4-6% tariff rate
• Local Distribution= Control and “Guanxi”
• Highly precious products – they only want the best, and these come from the US
• Increasing affluence= Surging Demand
• Low market penetration= SME Opportunity
• Strong Government Support
• WTO accession: Only 4-6% tariff rate
• Local Distribution= Control and “Guanxi”
• Highly precious products – they only want the best, and these come from the US
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MEDICAL DEVICES: Target Emerging Markets
MEDICAL DEVICES: Target Emerging Markets
Medical Devices Imports (Emerging Cities)
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Shenzhen Tianjin Dalian Nanjing Hangzhou Qingdao Chongqing
Xian Xiamen Ningbo Wuhan Harbin Zhuhai Kunming
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Sectors to Watch: The US’ Traditional Leaders Sectors to Watch: The US’ Traditional Leaders
Integrated Circuits
Machinery
Heavy Machinery
Construction/Farm Equipment
Electrical Power Generation
Electronic Components
• Packaging Materials
• Paper & Forest Products
• Machine Tools
Integrated Circuits
Machinery
Heavy Machinery
Construction/Farm Equipment
Electrical Power Generation
Electronic Components
• Packaging Materials
• Paper & Forest Products
• Machine Tools
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Sectors to Watch: The Up-and-Comers: Lifestyle
Sectors to Watch: The Up-and-Comers: Lifestyle
Wine!
Health and beauty
Telecom/ICT
Travel & Tourism up 25%
Medical Devices
Home furnishings, fixtures and appliances
• What’s important: education, health care, retirement
• Entertainment
Wine!
Health and beauty
Telecom/ICT
Travel & Tourism up 25%
Medical Devices
Home furnishings, fixtures and appliances
• What’s important: education, health care, retirement
• Entertainment
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A Snapshot from One “Cluster”:Hot Industries in Central/SW China
(Sichuan + Chongqing)
A Snapshot from One “Cluster”:Hot Industries in Central/SW China
(Sichuan + Chongqing)
• MNCs already active in the region: Intel at Chengdu, 575 million USD investment, Ford at Chongqing (a joint venture with Chang’an Group), total of 600 million investment, half by Ford), other include Corning, Motorola, Microsoft, Agilent, Commins.
• ICT(IC, Software, Digital media): Chengdu is now one of the 5 ITO centers in the country (SAP, Symantec) , government encourage call centers (tax + policy support).
• Biotech/pharmaceutical: more locally – oriented, one of the pillar industries supported by local government
• Retail & Franchise: popular brands are coming one by one, like Levi’s, Gap, Estee Lauder, SK-II, DQ, Starbucks, Coffee Beanery, Hagendaz. 4 stores by Walmart, Best Buy, introduction of mall concept in commercial real estate.
• Other sectors of interest: energy (natural gas), clean technologies (energy-efficient technologies), tourism.
• MNCs already active in the region: Intel at Chengdu, 575 million USD investment, Ford at Chongqing (a joint venture with Chang’an Group), total of 600 million investment, half by Ford), other include Corning, Motorola, Microsoft, Agilent, Commins.
• ICT(IC, Software, Digital media): Chengdu is now one of the 5 ITO centers in the country (SAP, Symantec) , government encourage call centers (tax + policy support).
• Biotech/pharmaceutical: more locally – oriented, one of the pillar industries supported by local government
• Retail & Franchise: popular brands are coming one by one, like Levi’s, Gap, Estee Lauder, SK-II, DQ, Starbucks, Coffee Beanery, Hagendaz. 4 stores by Walmart, Best Buy, introduction of mall concept in commercial real estate.
• Other sectors of interest: energy (natural gas), clean technologies (energy-efficient technologies), tourism.
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CS China: • 19 Cities
– 5 Commercial Service Offices
– 14 Secondary markets
• 157 Commercial Service officers & Trade Specialists
CS China: • 19 Cities
– 5 Commercial Service Offices
– 14 Secondary markets
• 157 Commercial Service officers & Trade Specialists
It’s not Whether you need to be there, it’s Where, and How
It’s not Whether you need to be there, it’s Where, and How
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14 Secondary Cities with American Trading Centers14 Secondary Cities with American Trading Centers
More Market Access. Same Quality Service.
Dalian
Chongqing
Hangzhou
Harbin
Kunming
Nanjing
Ningbo
Nanjing
Qingdao
Shenzhen
Tianjin
Wuhan
Xi’an
Zhuhai
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What can we do for you?What can we do for you?
• Find & qualify business partners• Shipping/logistics difficulties• Tariff/tax/duty information• Export compliance/licensing• Referrals to in-country legal services• Advocacy support for tenders• Non-payment problems• Marking, packaging, labeling, and product testing standards• Market research• Set up government appointments• Product promotion• Facilitate with Ex-Im Bank, TDA, and Development Banks
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www.export.gov/china
www.export.gov/china
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FYI:Some IPR ResourcesFYI:Some IPR Resources
The US Embassy IPR Toolkit
http://beijing.usembassy-china.org.cn/ipr.html
China IPR Advisory Program -
one hour free IPR consultation with legal expert
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US Patent & Trademark Office: free China conferences
http://www.stopfakes.gov/events/china_webinar_series.asp
IP webinar series (www.stopfakes.gov)
The US Embassy IPR Toolkit
http://beijing.usembassy-china.org.cn/ipr.html
China IPR Advisory Program -
one hour free IPR consultation with legal expert
http://www.abanet.org/intlaw/china_program2.html
US Patent & Trademark Office: free China conferences
http://www.stopfakes.gov/events/china_webinar_series.asp
IP webinar series (www.stopfakes.gov)
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China Webinar Series
Past Webinars – Download at http://www.stopfakes.gov/events/china_webinar_series.asp
• Latest Trends in Brand Protection Strategies in China • Hiring an Investigative Firm in China • How to Get Executive Support for Your IPR Program• Analyzing Value of IP Assets and Conducting Audits of your IP Agreements• IP Strategies for Negotiating Licensing Agreements and the Realities of Enforcing the Terms of Agreements - spotlight on China• Civil IP Litigation in China• The Latest on Trademark Protection in China• Stopping Fakes at China’s Trade Fairs• Patent Protection in China• The Battle at the Border - China’s Fake Products in the US
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U.S. Commercial Service“Core Services”
U.S. Commercial Service“Core Services”
Business Facilitation• Gold Key Matchmaking• International Partner Search• International Company Profile• Single Company Promotion
Business Facilitation• Gold Key Matchmaking• International Partner Search• International Company Profile• Single Company Promotion
Trade Promotion
• International Buyer Programs
• Trade Missions/US Pavilions
• FUSE
• Commercial News USA
Trade Promotion
• International Buyer Programs
• Trade Missions/US Pavilions
• FUSE
• Commercial News USA
Customized Programs
• Platinum Key Service
• Advocacy
• Business Consulting
Market Research
• Market Research Library
• Customized Market Research
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Contact UsContact Us
U.S.
Karl Kailing, US Commercial Service, Silicon Valley
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408-535-2743
Kully Nelson, US Commercial Service San Francisco
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Matthew Quigley, China Business Information Center
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Jeff Hamilton, Asia-Pacific Team Leader
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CHINA:
Jennifer Lee, US Embassy Beijing
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U.S.
Karl Kailing, US Commercial Service, Silicon Valley
Karl.Kailing@mail.doc.gov
408-535-2743
Kully Nelson, US Commercial Service San Francisco
kully.nelson@mail.doc.gov
Matthew Quigley, China Business Information Center
Matthew.quigley@mail.doc.gov
Jeff Hamilton, Asia-Pacific Team Leader
jeff.hamilton@mail.doc.gobv
CHINA:
Jennifer Lee, US Embassy Beijing
Jennifer.lee@mail.doc.gov
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