The increase in profits is greater than the increase in production and sales
Xi Jiacheng predicted that in 2007 the industry's production and sales growth rate will be 20% to 23%, down 2 to 4 percentage points from 2006, compared with historical data, it is still a rapid growth; profit growth rate is 25%, down about 5 percentage points , But still greater than the increase in production and sales. He believes that it is particularly worth mentioning that the increase in the profit of the instrumentation industry has been higher than the increase in production and sales for several consecutive years, mainly due to the industry's technological progress and product structure adjustment. This is also reflected in the growth rate of the industrial added value related to this is greater than the growth rate of production and sales by 10 percentage points in 2006, and will still be greater than the growth rate of production and sales by 5 to 8 percentage points in 2007.
Xi Jiacheng said that this good development trend of the instrumentation industry is precisely the desired effect of the national macro-control, that is, while the growth rate of production and sales declines gently, it will not affect or less affect the growth of industry profits. Nowadays, improving the technological content of products, adjusting product structure, and increasing the added value of products have become the main measures for maintaining and increasing profits in the entire industry, including foreign-funded enterprises. In the past few years, the development model that focused on expanding scale, increasing production, and increasing investment will be further suppressed.
The total value of imports and exports continues to grow
In the past two years, while the total value of imports and exports of China's instruments and meters has continuously increased, the growth rate has declined. Xi Jiacheng concluded that the main reasons for the decline in import growth were threefold: first, the technological progress of domestic enterprises; second, the rapid development of foreign-funded enterprises; and third, the impact of macro-control measures. For example, the import of DCS, a representative product of industrial automation instruments, has decreased by 23% year-on-year; in recent years, the import of domestic digitalization and other technological advances such as surveying and mapping instruments, supply instruments, testing machines, weighing instruments, and optical instruments has become a negative growth or a slight increase of 12%. Growth; imports of medical equipment have turned from excessive imports distorted by medical reform in the previous stage to negative growth. On the other hand, the import of electronic measuring instruments still maintained an increase of more than 30%, and the increase of the import of automated instruments and control systems also exceeded 20%, reflecting the strong demand for automation and information equipment in China. Xi Jiacheng predicts that due to various factors such as macro-control, exchange rate changes, and domestic industrial development, the import of instruments and meters will remain at the level of 2006 in 2007, with an increase of about 15%.
He predicted that export growth in 2007 would fall by 2 percentage points, about 26%. However, because the total value of exports of instrumentation has accounted for one quarter of the industry's sales revenue, any fluctuations in the overseas market, fluctuations in exchange rates, and many other factors will affect exports. He also pointed out that China's single-meter export energy meter of more than 100 million US dollars has encountered difficulties after continuing to occupy more than one-fifth of the world market. Another large-scale export product, the gas meter, has a low price and a vicious competition. Improving product quality, upgrading product quality, and regulating the market are issues that must be paid attention to.
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