MIIT: China’s industrial value-added output to total RMB 15.5 trillion in 2010

Monday, 27 December 2010 17:34:29 (GMT+3)   |  
       

As stated by Li Yizhong, minister at China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), China's industrial value-added output of large scale enterprises  in 2010 is expected to increase by 15 percent year on year, with China's overall industrial value-added output expected to total RMB 15,500 billion (approximately $ 2,337.9 billion) in the current year.

Minister Li also said that the average profit of Chinese industrial enterprises is expected to increase by 49.4 percent year on year in 2010.

In addition, Minister Li stated that the task of eliminating backward capacities in 18 industries, including the steel, coke and cement sectors, has been completed, involving a total of 2,087 domestic enterprises. The energy consumption per unit of industrial value-added output is expected to meet the target of a six percent year-on-year decline for the whole year of 2010.


Similar articles

Total financing in Chinese economy down sharply in Jan-Feb, more stimulus expected

18 Mar | Steel News

State-owned banks of China cuts deposit rates on December 22

22 Dec | Steel News

SHFE to decrease transaction fee for rebar futures contracts

08 Dec | Steel News

China to issue RMB 2.7 trillion of new local government bonds for 2024 in advance

27 Nov | Steel News

China urges relevant market players not to inflate prices in iron ore market

24 Nov | Steel News

DCE limits trade volumes and margins to prevent iron ore futures speculation

16 Nov | Steel News

DCE limits iron ore futures trading volumes to ease recent rises

07 Nov | Steel News

PBOC cuts reserve ratio for financial institutions for second time this year

15 Sep | Steel News

China’s real estate data still negative for August, gradual improvement expected

15 Sep | Steel News

Credit data in China improves sharply in August on back of stimulus policies

11 Sep | Steel News