Global, China, Piano, Musical, Guitar, Violin, Market Research Reports

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With the continuously growing income of Chinese people, the piano has drawn more and more attention as a kind of important cultural and entertainment consumer goods. Currently, the piano production worldwide is mainly concentrated in Asia and Europe of which the latter is a high-end piano producer. In terms of piano output, China ranks first around the globe, but over 90% of pianos made in China are low-end ones. In 2010, the global output of pianos registered 450,000 or so, among which 427,000 (94.89%) came from Asia; Chinese piano output swept 73.33% of world’s piano output. http://www.bharatbook.com/market-research-reports/consumer-goods-market-research-report/global-and-china-piano-industry-report-2011-2012.html

In 2011, the total output of major Chinese piano companies was 351,470, up 6.5% from a year earlier, including 332,715 upright pianos and 18,755 grand pianos. It is expected that Chinese piano output will reach 362,800 in 2012. Industry Analysis

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Status quo, competitive pattern, supply & demand and development trends of global and China piano industry;
Import & export, prices and main consumer groups in the piano industry of China, as well as questions and suggestions for it;
Status quo of Chinese musical instrument industry: operation and profitability of the musical instrument industry; evelopment of violins, ethnic musical instruments, western wind instruments, percussion and guitars;

Operation, project planning and forecast of world’s major three piano manufacturers and 12 major Chinese counterparts.

China piano industry features the followings:
High industry concentration degree. In 2011, six Chinese companies produced over 10,000 pianos each, 259,900 totally, contributing 73.96% to China’s annual piano output.

Export continues to grow: 20% of the pianos made in China are exported to more than 90 countries and regions; in particular, the United States is the largest importer of Chinese pianos. In 2011, China exported 66,011 pianos, up 11.33% year-on-year.

The unit price mainly ranges from RMB10,000 to RMB20,000: In China, 60% -70% of the upright pianos are tagged with the unit price of RMB10,000 to RMB20,000, while the unit price of the foreign brands Yamaha and Kawai is higher up to about RMB20, 000. Chiese brands Xinghai and Pearl River offer the unit price of RMB13,000. In the future, the piano prices will tend to increase slightly with the rising raw material prices and labor costs..

China becomes the world's piano production center: In recent years, influenced by raw materials, labor costs and target markets, Europe, USA, Japan and other developed countries have done structural adjustment of the piano industry and made strategic transfer. Almost all well-known piano companies have set up their production bases in China.

Preface
1 Profile of Piano
1.1 Definition & Classification
1.2 Key Structure
1.3 Development Course
2 Development of Global Piano Industry
2.1 Status Quo
2.1.2 USA and Japan
2.1.2 Europe
2.2 Competition Pattern
2.3 Industry Barrier
2.4 Dynamics
2.4.1Transfer of Piano Manufacturing to China
2.4.2 Attention on Brand Trademark and Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
3 Development of Chinese Piano Industry
3.1 Overview
3.2 Production and Sales Volume
3.3 Competition Pattern
3.4 Import & Export
3.5 Price Analysis
3.6 Major Consumer Groups
3.7 Problems and Suggestions
4 Development of Chinese Musical Instrument Industry
4.1 Policies
4.2 Current Development
4.3 Operation
4.3.1 Sales
4.3.2 Profit
4.3.3 Assets
4.4 Profitability
4.4.1 Loss Making
4.4.2 Return on Sales
4.4.3 Ratio of Profits to Cost
4.5 Operation of Segmented Musical Instruments
4.5.1 Violin
4.5.2 Ethnic Musical Instrument
4.5.3 Western Wind Instrument
4.5.4 Percussion
4.5.5 Guitar

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