New Trend Of Cross-Border Electricity Supplier Export Inventory

The latest report released by a third party Research Institute in China shows that

The export industry is showing a series of new features, including emerging economies becoming new growth points for cross-border exports, increasing proportion of cross-border retail exports, and auto parts and lighting products becoming new bright spots in China's manufacturing industry.

In August 20th, the Internet Research Institute of China, the think-tank, released the "Research Report on China's cross border electricity supplier industry" 2014 (hereinafter referred to as the "report").

According to the report, over the past year, with the steady growth of imports and exports, with the increasing support from the state for cross-border e-commerce policies, cross-border electricity providers have developed rapidly. In 2013, China's cross-border electricity supplier market turnover amounted to 2 trillion and 700 billion yuan, an increase of 28.8%, thanks to the fact that

The rapid development and growth, as well as the increase in import and export demand.

The rapid development of cross-border electricity providers has provided "four new" for China's manufacturing and China's foreign trade. First, cross-border electricity suppliers have become the "new growth point" of China's foreign trade, and stimulate the overseas market's demand for Chinese made products; second, the cross-border electricity supplier mode has provided new opportunities for Chinese enterprises to create international brands, and is conducive to breaking certain channel monopolies in some fields. Third, the cross-border electricity supplier mode has become a "new power" for promoting China's industrial upgrading. In particular, the rise of cross-border e-commerce platform this year has effectively promoted the pformation and upgrading of backward production capacity industries. Fourth, the cross-border electricity supplier mode has become the "new starting point" for the government departments to enhance the level of opening up. In response, Xiao Qi, director of the Department of e-commerce and information technology of the Ministry of Commerce, told the International Commercial Daily reporter at the press conference.

Emerging economies become black horses

According to the report, in 2013, the United States became the main destination country of China's export electricity supplier, accounting for 16.6% of the total electricity export share of the whole country, while the EU accounted for 15.3% and ASEAN accounted for 11%.

"Besides, the number of countries that account for the fastest growth in China's cross-border electricity supplier exports should also be taken seriously, such as Argentina, Israel, Norway, Russia and Brazil, which account for the top five growth rates."

Lin Wenbin, senior analyst at Analysys think tank.

Lin Wenbin pointed out that emerging emerging economies provide more market opportunities for China's export electricity suppliers, and emerging market economies.

The sharp increase in the number of people is the main reason for the purchasing power of the emerging market, and in Russia, Brazil, ASEAN and other places, the penetration of e-commerce is still low, and there is huge market space for mining.

But at the same time, the gap between the emerging economies in terms of logistics clearance, market regulation, laws and regulations and developed economies is relatively large, which means that China's export business enterprises need to invest more time and labor costs, but also face many uncertainties.

In this regard, Lin Wenbin suggested that China's export business enterprises need to pay special attention to the risk of export trade when expanding the market of emerging economies.

PayPal, Liang Jiasheng, chief financial officer of China, said that the "foreign trade one stop" service provided by PayPal for small and medium-sized sellers in China can help SMEs reduce the risks in overseas marketing, payment, logistics and localization, thereby promoting the development of China's export electricity supplier industry.

"Through new marketing on Facebook, twitter and other social networks, it can effectively improve the conversion rate of orders, and on the other hand, it can also eliminate the differences in the humanities in a certain extent."

The director of cheetah mobile, who focuses on overseas social networking marketing, adds to the International Business Daily reporter.

Cross border retail share continues to increase

Lin Wenbin told reporters that in the first half of 2014, the growth rate of cross-border e-commerce imports and exports exceeded 30%, and China's export electricity supplier market was in the "market start-up period" and "high speed development period".

"China's export e-commerce platform has been stable after nearly 20 years of development.

Under the condition of gradually stabilizing and competing with each other, China has emerged a number of mainstream e-commerce portal websites, such as Dunhuang network, global express, Lanting Pavilion gathering potential, Dalong network and Milan net, and e-commerce enterprises specializing in cross-border e-commerce.

From the listing of Shanghai to the construction of the free trade area in Shanghai, and the construction of the national pilot cities for export electricity providers, we can infer that cross-border electricity providers will become the focus of the development of e-commerce in the future.

Lin Wenbin said.

The report shows that B2B is still the main mode of cross-border e-commerce exports, but the proportion of cross-border retail sales of B2C is rising.

According to the ratio of B2B and B2C in the 2008~2013, the B2B accounts for 98.8% of the total electricity export market in China in 2008, while B2C retail accounts for only 1.2% of the market scale. But by 2013, the proportion of cross-border retail sales of B2C has risen to 9.6%, which has increased 8 times.

In this regard, Shen Tu Xiaoqi told reporters: "cross-border electricity supplier mode innovation is full of vitality, not only B2B and B2C, we see B2B2C (small wholesale and retail) and other new cross-border electricity business models continue to emerge."

"At the same time, it also poses new challenges to the supervision methods of government departments, but the purpose of regulation is not to restrict the development of cross-border electricity providers, but to promote their development," she stressed.