The overall trend of China's printing industry in 2016

In China's printing industry, the printing industry, known as the metropolitan industry, has become one of the most growth industries in recent years, and continues to grow at a rate of 10%-12%. However, careful analysis of the status quo of China's printing industry still has some problems that need to be solved. These problems have become bottlenecks that hinder the healthy development of China's printing industry. The following is an analysis of the status quo of China's printing industry in 2016:

Analysis of the Status Quo of China's Printing Industry in 2016 I. Slightly more small enterprises In terms of layout, printing companies are relatively decentralized, which is not conducive to the day-to-day supervision of the printing industry. From the point of view of the scale of the enterprise, the scale of printing enterprises in developed regions such as the coast is relatively large, while the scale of printing enterprises in inland regions is relatively small. From a business structure point of view, only a few companies have sufficient sources of supply, while most companies have tight supply. It is precisely because of the large number of small-scale printing companies, there are low-grade, repeated construction and other phenomena, many companies do not have their own characteristics, the use of high-tech in these printing companies is still very low.

Second, labor inefficient printing has the function and effect of increasing the added value of the goods, improving the product grade, and enhancing the consumption. However, compared with developed countries, the total output value of China's printing industry is still very low. According to figures, at present, the total output value of China's printing industry accounts for only about 4% of the total value of the printing industry in the world, and it accounts for only 2.5% of the country's GDP. In China, the labor efficiency of the printing industry is also low, even less than developed. One tenth of the country. It is true that the inefficiency of labor is determined by a variety of factors. One depends on the technological innovation and transformation of enterprises, and on the other, it depends on the overall improvement of the quality of employees.

III. Unbalanced regional development CIC's consultants stated in the “Investment Analysis and Prospect Forecast Report for China's Printing Industry 2016-2020” that the development of the printing industry is inseparable from the development of the regional economy, which is determined by the characteristics of the industry. It is worth noting that the unbalanced development of the national economy has directly led to the uneven distribution of printing enterprises in China. For example, in the eastern coastal areas of China, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Pearl River Delta, where the economy develops rapidly, the printing industry is showing a prosperous trend, while the economic development in the western inland regions is relatively backward, and its printing industry is relatively weak.

The total printing output of four provinces and one city in Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang, Shanghai, and Jiangsu accounted for more than half of the total printing output value of the country, while the total printing output value of Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang in the northwest region accounted for only About 5% of the country. This status quo, first, caused a waste of printing resources; Second, companies do not have enough competitiveness; Third, hindered the printing company's own development.

IV. Polarization of equipment At present, the level of equipment in the printing industry in China is uneven, and there is clearly a polarization: that is, there are various high-speed, high-grade, and world-leading imported printing machines on the market, as well as various low-tech and low-quality products. Printing equipment.

In particular, most small and medium-sized printing companies use medium and low-end printing equipment because of lack of funds. Many printing companies buy second-hand imported printing equipment. Many small-scale enterprises use old-fashioned printing presses. Post-press production equipment is also relatively backward, and some printing equipment is aging. Compared with these small and medium-sized enterprises, some large-scale printing companies have more advanced equipment, complete equipment, high degree of automation, stable performance, can print a variety of high-end printing products. This weak and strong status shows that the overall strength of the printing industry in China is insufficient.