稀土(稀土元素)的全球市場 是由出版商The Freedonia Group在2011年07月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書包含270 Pages 價格從美金6100起跳。
2010年12萬8000公噸的全球稀土元素的需求，預計今後到2015年為止將以年平均率7.1%擴大，到2015年將達到18萬公噸的規模。以金額來算，預計將從2010年的30億美金，成長到2015年的92億美金。造成這個成長的主要原因，是電池用的合金、電子產品、汽車及永久磁鐵的生產擴大。
本報告為全球稀土市場就各類型，全球整體，各地區(6地區)，各國家(14個國家)等方面，調查2000年、2005年、2010年的需求實績資料，及2015年2020年的需求預測，再彙整市場環境因素，主要企業市場佔有率及簡介等，為您概述為以下內容。
簡介
第1章 摘要整理
第2章 市場環境
- 概況
- 全球概況
- 全球人口統計的預測
- 全球固定資本構成趨勢
- 全球永久磁鐵製造趨勢
- 全球催化劑的預測
- 全球石油煉製的預測
- 全球汽車製造趨勢
- 全球粗鋼生產趨勢
- 全球二次電池的預測
- 全球平板玻璃生產趨勢
- 全球電子產品領域的預測
- 技術
- 價格趨勢
- 法律制度
第3章 全球需求與供給
- 概況
- 不同地區的概要
- 各產品的需求
- 各市場的需求
- 永久磁鐵
- 流體裂化催化劑
- 合金電池
- 玻璃·拋光·陶瓷
- 金屬加工
- 汽車用催化劑
- 磷光體
- 其他
- 新興應用
第4章 北美市場
第5章 西歐市場
- 概況
- 稀土的需求與供給
- 法國
- 德國
- 義大利
- 英國
- 其他
第6章 亞太地區市場
- 概況
- 稀土的需求與供給
- 中國
- 日本
- 韓國
- 印度
- 台灣
- 其他
第7章 其他地區市場
第8章 產業結構
- 概況
- 產業的組成
- 市場佔有率
- 行銷和流通
- 共同契約
- M&A
企業簡介
圖表
Abstract
World demand to rise 7.1% annually through 2015
World demand for rare earths is forecast to expand 7.1 percent per year to
180,000 metric tons in 2015. In dollar terms, sales are expected to more than
triple from $3.0 billion in 2010 to $9.2 billion in 2015. Consumption will be
driven by increases in battery alloy, electronic product, motor vehicle and
permanent magnet output. Market growth is expected to accelerate substantially
from the 2005-2010 period, when demand in most nations was negatively impacted
by sharp and unexpected reductions in Chinese export quotas which led to an
exponential rise in rare earths prices.
Permanent magnets to remain largest market
Rare earths demand can be segmented into eight major markets: auto catalysts;
battery alloys; fluid cracking catalysts (FCCs); glass, polishing and
ceramics; metal processing; permanent magnets; phosphors; and other. Permanent
magnets are -- and will continue to be -- the largest rare earths market, both
in terms of value and volume. Global demand for rare earths used in permanent
magnets will register both a substantial improvement from the 2005-2010 period
and the strongest rate of growth of any major market in volume terms. Sales
will be fueled by increases in consumer electronics, electric motors, and
hybrid electric and other motor vehicle production. Neodymium iron-boron
(NdFeB) magnets, also known as "neo-magnets," will account for the vast
majority of sales.
Worldwide demand for rare earths used in metal processing applications will
exhibit renewed strength following a period of minimal growth between 2005 and
2010. Sales will be stimulated by increased levels of global steel production,
particularly high-strength steels and steels with elevated anti-oxidation
properties.
Neodymium, dysprosium to be fastest growing types
Neodymium and dysprosium are expected to post the fastest volume gains of any
rare earths type, spurred by increased sales of heat-resistant NdFeB permanent
magnets. However, cerium will remain the most widely used rare earth,
accounting for nearly one-third of the 2015 total tonnage. Lanthanum and
neodymium, with 27 and 23 percent of the 2015 tonnage total, respectively,
will be the second and third most utilized types of rare earths. China has
held a virtual monopoly on rare earths production since the turn of the
century. In 2010, Chinese mines produced 111,000 metric tons of rare earths,
accounting for over 90 percent of world output. However, the emergence of
non-Chinese suppliers, combined with increased research and development in
rare earths refining technologies, will boost overall rare earths supply and
eventually reduce upward pricing pressures.
Rare earth prices to peak around 2013
Prices for rare earths have jumped dramatically in recent years, particularly
in the wake of unexpected cuts in China export quotas. Pricing determinations
are complicated by a dichotomy between pricing within China and spot prices
outside of China. It is anticipated that prices will peak around 2013, when
there will be downward pricing correction as new industry entrants begin to
operate at close to full production capacity. Especially notable will be the
elevated prices for the light rare earth neodymium and the heavy rare earths
dysprosium, terbium and yttrium.
Study coverage
Details on these and other key findings are contained in World Rare Earths, a
new Freedonia industry study provides historical demand data (2000, 2005,
2010) plus forecasts for 2015 and 2020 by type and market for the world, six
regions and 14 countries. Seven major commercial types of rare earths are
broken out, as well as seven major markets. The study also assesses market
environment factors, examines company market share and profiles global
industry competitors.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SECTIONGeneral
- World Economic Overview
- Recent Economic Performance
- World Economic Outlook
- World Population Outlook
- World Fixed Capital Formation Trends
- World Manufacturing Outlook
- World Permanent Magnets Production Trends
- World Catalysts Outlook
- World Petroleum Refining Outlook
- World Motor Vehicle Production Trends
- World Crude Steel Production Trends
- World Secondary Battery Outlook
- World Flat Glass Production Trends
- World Electronics Sector Outlook
- Technology
- Production & Processing Technologies
- Recycling Technologies
- Competitive Materials
- Pricing Trends
- Legal & Regulatory Environment
III. WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- General
- Regional Overview
- Demand
- Production
- Reserves
- International Trade
- Demand by Product
- Cerium
- Lanthanum
- Neodymium
- Yttrium
- Dysprosium
- Terbium
- Europium
- Other Products
- Demand by Market
- Permanent Magnets
- Fluid Cracking Catalysts
- Battery Alloys
- Glass, Polishing & Ceramics
- Metal Processing
- Auto Catalysts
- Phosphors
- Other Markets
- Emerging Applications
- Wind Turbines
- Solid-Oxide Fuel Cells
IV. NORTH AMERICA
- General
- Rare Earths Supply & Demand
- United States
- Canada
- Mexico
V. WESTERN EUROPE
- General
- Rare Earths Supply & Demand
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- United Kingdom
- Other Western Europe
VI. ASIA/PACIFIC
- General
- Rare Earths Supply & Demand
- China
- Japan
- South Korea
- India
- Taiwan
- Other Asia/Pacific
VII. OTHER REGIONS
- Central & South America
- General
- Rare Earths Supply & Demand
- Eastern Europe
- General
- Rare Earths Supply & Demand
- Russia
- Other Eastern Europe
- Africa/Mideast
- General
- Rare Earths Supply & Demand
VIII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Industry Composition
- Market Share
- Marketing & Distribution
- Cooperative Agreements
- Mergers & Acquisitions
COMPANY PROFILES
- Alkane Resources Limited
- Arafura Resources Limited
- AS Silmet, see Molycorp
- Avalon Rare Metals Incorporated
- Baotou Huamei Rare Earth Products, see Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel
Rare-Earth Group Hi-Tech
- China Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Company Limited
- China Rare Earth Holdings Limited
- Frontier Rare Earths Limited
- Ganzhou Qiandong Rare Earth Group Company Limited
- Great Western Minerals Group Limited
- Greenland Minerals and Energy Limited
- Grirem Advanced Materials Company Limited
- Indian Rare Earths Limited
- Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Group Hi-Tech Company Limited
- Jiangsu Guosheng Rare Earth, see Grirem Advanced Materials
- Jiangxi Copper Company Limited
- Langfang GANS Magnetic Material, see Grirem Advanced Materials
- Leshan Grirem Advanced Materials, see Grirem Advanced Materials
- Less Common Metals, see Great Western Minerals Group
- Lynas Corporation Limited
- Medallion Resources Limited
- Molycorp Incorporated
- Neo Material Technologies Incorporated
- Quest Rare Minerals Limited
- Rare Earth Extraction, see Great Western Minerals Group
- Rare Element Resources Limited
- Santoku America, see Molycorp
- Shin-Etsu Chemical Company Limited
- Sichuan Jiangtong Rare Earth, see Jiangxi Copper
- Stans Energy Corporation
- Treibacher Industrie AG
- Wings Enterprises Incorporated
- Zibo Baosteel Lingzhi Rare Earth Hi-Tech, see Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel
Rare-Earth Group Hi-Tech
- Other Companies Involved in the Rare Earths Industry
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Gross Domestic Product by Region
- 2 World Population by Region
- 3 World Gross Fixed Capital Formation by Region
- 4 World Manufacturing Value Added by Region
- 5 World Permanent Magnet Production by Region
- 6 World Catalysts Demand by Region
- 7 World Refined Petroleum Production by Region
- 8 World Motor Vehicle Production by Region
- 9 World Crude Steel Production by Region
- 10 World Secondary Battery Shipments by Region
- 11 World Flat Glass Production by Region
- 12 World Electronic Products Shipments by Region
- 13 The Rare Earth Elements
- 14 China' s Rare Earth Export Quotas, 2005-2010
- 15 World Rare Earths Prices
SECTION III -- WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- 1 World Rare Earths Demand by Region
- 2 World Rare Earths Mine Production by Region
- 3 Current Rare Earth Projects
- 4 World Rare Earths Demand by Product
- 5 World Cerium Demand by Region
- 6 World Lanthanum Demand by Region
- 7 World Neodymium Demand by Region
- 8 World Yttrium Demand by Region
- 9 World Dysprosium Demand by Region
- 10 World Terbium Demand by Region
- 11 World Europium Demand by Region
- 12 World Demand for Other Rare Earths by Region
- 13 World Rare Earths Demand by Market
- 14 World Permanent Magnets Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 15 World FCC Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 16 World Battery Alloys Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 17 World Glass, Polishing & Ceramics Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 18 World Metal Processing Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 19 World Auto Catalysts Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 20 World Phosphors Market for Rare Earths by Region
- 21 World Demand for Rare Earths in Other Markets by Region
SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- 1 North America Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 2 North America Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 3 United States Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 4 United States Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Canada Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 6 Canada Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 7 Mexico Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 8 Mexico Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 2 Western Europe Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 3 France Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 4 France Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Germany Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 6 Germany Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 7 Italy Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 8 Italy Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 9 United Kingdom Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 10 United Kingdom Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 11 Other Western Europe Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 12 Other Western Europe Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 2 Asia/Pacific Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 3 China Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 4 China Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Japan Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 6 Japan Rare Earths Demand by Market & Product
- 7 South Korea Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 8 South Korea Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 9 India Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 10 India Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 11 Taiwan Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 12 Taiwan Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 13 Other Asia/Pacific Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 14 Other Asia/Pacific Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
SECTION VII -- OTHER REGIONS
- 1 Central & South America Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 2 Central & South America Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 3 Eastern Europe Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 4 Eastern Europe Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Russia Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 6 Russia Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 7 Other Eastern Europe Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 8 Other Eastern Europe Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
- 9 Africa/Mideast Market Environment for Rare Earths
- 10 Africa/Mideast Rare Earths Demand by Product & Market
SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 Rare Earth Sales for Selected Companies, 2010
- 2 Selected Cooperative Agreements
- 3 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Manufacturing Value Added by Region, 2010
- 2 World Rare Earths Spot Prices, June 2011
- 3 World Rare Earths Prices, 2000-2020
SECTION III -- WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- 1 World Rare Earths Demand by Region, 2010
- 2 World Rare Earth Reserves by Country, 2010
- 3 World Rare Earths Demand by Product, 2010
- 4 Increase in Rare Earths Demand from 2010 to 2015 by Product
- 5 World Rare Earths Demand by Market, 2010
- 6 Increase in Rare Earths Demand from 2010 to 2015 by Market
SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- 1 North America Rare Earths Demand by Country, 2010
SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe Rare Earths Demand by Country, 2010
SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific Rare Earths Demand by Country, 2010
SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 World Rare Earths Market Share by Company, 2010
