A-Share Listed Packaging and Printing Companies - Profiles and Financial Data
In recent years, the market size of the packaging and printing industry has reached trillions of yuan. Gross output value of China's packaging and printing industry reached CNY 1 trillion in 2009, surpassing Japan to become the second largest in the world in 2016, gross output value of the industry was nearly CNY 2 trillion.
According to CRI analysis, the packaging and printing industry is fragmented with a low concentration rate. There are over 300,000 packaging companies, among which only 20,000 are above designated size (annual sales revenue above CNY 20 million) while the rest 90% are SMEs. The industry plays poor in scale with weak R&D capabilities.
It is expected that from 2017 to 2021, the packaging and printing industry will focus on six priorities, including low-carbon packaging, intelligent packaging and safe packaging, to step up with innovative and low-carbon development. The industry will be upgraded from being quantity-oriented to quality-oriented. CRI projects that the packaging and printing industry still has room to grow as China's economy will keep growing at over 6% per year from 2017 to 2021. However, competition, especially inside competition, will be fierce. Companies that lag behind might be weeded out, while large-scale ones which have technology advantages, focus on shareholder returns, adopt advanced technologies and occupy more market shares will continue to grow.
In this report, CRI analyzes 35 packaging and printing enterprises listed in A-share market in China.
The report is composed of two parts: the first part is enterprise profiles and the second part is the operation status of these enterprises in the recent decade (presently 2006 to 2016, we will update it to the latest as time goes by).
The operation status is demonstrated from the following perspectives: (1) financial indexes, such as earnings per share, book value per share (BPS), sales per share, net cash flow per share, return on net worth and debt to asset ratio; (2) indexes on the income statement, such as revenue, operating profit, net profit and EBIT; (3) indexes on the income statement, such as revenue, operating profit, net profit and EBIT; (4) indexes on the balance sheet, such as liquid asset, fixed asset, current liability, non-current liability, capital reserve and shareholders' equity.
(1) Financial Indexes
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