Inventory of five major topics in the instrumentation industry in 2011

Reading: From 2010 to 2011, from the crises of crisis response to the difficult progress of rebalancing. We have witnessed the gradual transition of the world economy from the post-crisis period to the post-crisis era. Accompanied by the slow recovery of the global economy, it is the pain of China’s economic transformation. This year was also a year in which China's instrumentation industry coexists with risks and opportunities. The frequent accidents of industrial safety and public environmental safety in the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident, Wenzhou derailment accident in Wenzhou, etc., have made steady progress in China's instrumentation industry. A wake-up call has also injected new elements into the industry. The introduction of the Twelfth Five-Year Plan and the weak signals issued by the downstream industries all point to the transformation of China's instrumentation industry. Today, let us review the hot topics of the instrumentation industry in 2011.

NO1. Fukushima's nuclear leak warning, China's instrument industry go from here?

The 9.0-magnitude earthquake on March 11 in Japan shocked the world. However, the Japanese have not yet had time to sadness and they are facing a more serious challenge - nuclear radiation. Japan may face the world’s largest nuclear power safety crisis following the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

This accident triggered the thinking of various countries on the safety of nuclear power. Germany's first withdrawal of nuclear power legislation announced the formal withdrawal of 2022; nuclear giant Siemens Germany announced that it will completely withdraw from the nuclear power business and become the first international giant to announce its withdrawal from the nuclear power industry. China is also unavoidably immersed in the rethinking of nuclear power development as an instrument industry that has a close relationship with the development of the nuclear power industry. Where can we go?

NO2. Public environmental accidents occur frequently, and the safety of instrument products becomes the focus If the Fukushima nuclear power accident in Japan is far away from us, it is not deeply felt. Then the Wenzhou train crash on the evening of July 23, 2011 was a nerve to the people. This accident caused by design flaws, lack of strict control, and poor emergency response not only caused bad influence on the public, but also caused heavy damage to the rail transit industry in which we are still developing. In the same year, the elevator accident on the Beijing Metro Line 4 and the Shanghai subway accident all cast a dark shadow on public environmental safety. As an integral part of these accidents, the instrumentation industry also shouldered important responsibilities. The safety and stability of instrumentation products were first mentioned to the public media and accepted by the masses.

NO3. The Twelfth Five-Year Plan was issued, and the Chinese instrumentation industry is facing a new situation. The biggest thing in the instrumentation industry in 2011 is the announcement of the “Twelfth Five-year Development Plan” of the instrumentation industry. This guiding document will directly make planning opinions on the development directions and goals of China's instrumentation industry in the next five years. According to the plan, in the next five years, the production and sales value of the instrumentation industry will increase by an average of 15% per year, with an accumulative increase of 74.9% or more. The scale of instrument sales will nearly double during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period. During the period, the industry's total profit will reach 71.3 billion yuan, with an average annual increase of 13%; the main operating profit margin will reach 8.5%-9%, and total assets will reach 870 billion yuan. At the same time, the instrumentation industry will also face a new situation during the 12th five-year period. How to achieve new development during the 12th Five-Year Plan has become a new topic in the industry.

NO4. Instrument industry giant hair force in the Chinese market, Chinese companies HOLD live?

The sluggish US market and the European debt crisis are dragging on the revival of developed countries' economies. Multinational corporations have begun to fought in emerging economies such as Asia. As an emerging economy, China has become a strategic battleground for them. The instrumentation industry is no exception. According to rough statistics, there were as many as 68 incidents of mergers and acquisitions related to reports and announcements in 2011, ushering in a peak of mergers and acquisitions. According to the China Instrument and Meter Association, the Chinese market has become a global hotspot. Well-known foreign instrument companies have joined the industry, investing from sales to foundry, from sole proprietorship to establishing R&D centers, localization deepening, and increasing competition. Force, the competitive advantage of domestic companies is gradually disappearing, how can Chinese companies HOLD live?

NO5. PM2.5 index bursts red, heat-sensitive environmental testing equipment in October 2011, the US embassy's self-tested air quality PM2.5 index repeatedly jumped 200 points, to the United States National Environmental Protection Agency identified as "very unhealthy" and "dangerous "Level," however, the daily air quality report released by Beijing's environmental protection department is only "light pollution" when the ash is severe. Overnight, PM2.5 has become a well-known hot word from unnamed terminology. The monitoring of PM2.5 was carried out to allow the relatively silent industry of environmental monitoring instruments to form a new blue ocean in China. With regard to the environmental monitoring standard disputes and instrumental disputes that have entered the public’s field of vision, the instrumentation industry at the end of 2011 has been very lively.