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2010 CHINA AUTOMOTIVE OUTLOOK
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AlixPartners 2010 China AutomotiveOutlook
April 2010
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AlixPartners China Auto Outlook is the most comprehensivestudy of its kind
Study Background and Methodology
Every year, AlixPartners produces a study of the global automotive industry (automakers andsuppliers), considered as one of the most comprehensive studies of its kind.
Since 2008, AlixPartners has extended the study to the auto supplier sector in China,providing invaluable insights into this important sector of the Chinese economy.
The study draws on AlixPartners’ extensive primary and secondary research in the Chineseauto parts sector as well as the extensive experiences AlixPartners’ teams gain in workingwith participants in this sector in China and around the globe.
In addition, AlixPartners interviewed more than 50 senior executives in the Chinese autoparts sector (domestic and foreign players) and asked them a series of 25 questions aboutthe state of the industry and their companies’ operational challenges and opportunities. Thesurvey was conducted in January-March 2010. The results are compared against similarsurveys conducted in 2008 and 2009.
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
1. Domestic Sales Trends
2. Industry Structure
3. International Trends
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
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China’s light vehicle sales growth was more than 55% in 2009, following a slow-downof growth to 8% in 2008. In Q3/2009 to Q1/2010, growth rates were about 80%.Government stimuli have supported these massive growth rate
China’s light vehicle sales volume became the largest in the world in 2009, as salesdeclined in major car markets around the world
Future sales growth is expected at around 20% by survey respondents.
Chinese OEM increased their market share to 32% in 2009, from 27% in 2006. Theincrease was largely driven by an expansion of domestic models from 53 to 159.
By 2015, Chinese OEM are expected to increase their market share to about 37%according to survey respondents. BYD, SAIC and Geely are considered the most likelyChinese OEM to significantly increase their market shares.
Profitability levels among domestic OEM and global OEMs’ JVs are varying widely.Geely, BYD (Group Level), SGM and FAW-VW have the highest net profit margins atabout 10%.
Chinese OEMs’ exports have nearly halved in 2009, and are not expected to increasesubstantially by survey respondents.
Geely’s acquisition of Volvo was the first major international acquisition by a ChineseOEM, while SAIC and BAIC have made smaller investments.
China’s auto sales are now the largest in the world, followinggrowth of 56% in 2009 – domestic OEM are gaining market share
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
1. Domestic Sales Trends
2. Industry Structure
3. International Trends
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
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Following a slow-down in growth in 2008, China’s light vehiclesales exceeded 55% in 2009
Light vehicle sales volume 2003-2009 [m units]
Source: CSM, China Automotive Information Net
3.4 3.84.4
5.7
6.87.5
Passenger vehicle
11.7
Light commercial vehicle
YOY -growth
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China’s passenger vehicle sales were the highest in the worldin 2009 by volume
Light vehicle sales in major global countries in 2009 [‘000 units]
Source: China Automotive Information Net, Ward, Reuter Thompson
Growth 56% -21% -8% 23% 11% 19% -49% 19%
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Light vehicle sales are continuing to grow at around 80% inQ1/2010, the third quarter in a row at around 80% growth rates
Light vehicle sales volume Q4/2008-Q1/2010
YOY -growth
Current Year Prior Year
Source: China Automotive Information Net
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Vehicle sales have benefitted from government stimuli – surveyrespondents expect “some” impact if stimuli will phase out
Key Policies in 2009 Key Policies in 2010
•Purchase tax reduction from 10% to5% for cars with engine size <1.6 liters
•A financial subsidy of RMB 5 billion tohelp farmers upgrade to light trucks /mini vans with engine sizes <1.3 liters
•To speed up auto replacement byproviding subsidies for consumers whotrade-in their used small- / mid-sizedtrucks and mid-sized passenger cars
•Spend RMB10bn on R&D in 2009-12 topromote alternative energy vehicles
•A preferential purchase tax of 7.5% for carswith engine size <1.6 liters
•Continue with financial subsidies to helpfarmers upgrade from agricultural vehiclesto light trucks / minivans
•Increase the financial subsidy by 20% to200% (to up to 18,000 RMB) for those whoscrap old vehicles ahead of the assessedusage life and replace them with new ones
•20 cities to promote new energy vehicles;with five pilot cities in which financialsubsidies to buyers of new energy cars
Source: Thomson Reuters, Industrial Reports; AlixPartners Analysis
70% of survey respondents expect “some demand decrease” oncegovernment stimuli will phase out. Only 19% expect “strong demanddecrease”, and 11% expect “no impact”.
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Auto executives expect sales growth to remain near 20% overthe next five years
Source: AlixPartners 2010 Auto Survey
2010
Expected light vehicle sales growth 2010-2015 [% p.a.]
2011-2012
2013-2015
23%
19%
17%
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Significant room for further long-term growth: only about 60%of urban households with income >60,000 RMB own a car…
Domestic urban households with income >60,000 RMB [million households]
PV Carparc total 10.5 17.513.9
% of PVownership
59% 59%59%
7.9
58%
Source: Global Demographics, China Statistical Yearbook
60-80K
80-100K
100-150K
>150K
20.7
60%
13.6
17.8
23.6
29.6
34.8
Note: car parc does not include government owned or non-Chinese peoples’ cars
In major Western auto markets, such as USA and Germany, about 110-120% of ALL households own a car !
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… and the number of urban households with income morethan 60,000 RMB is only about 16% of total in 2009
2009 2013FC
Break-down of urban households by annual income, 2009E vs. 2013FC
Source: China Statistical Yearbook
# of Householdswith income>60k RMB
65.6 m (26.8%)34.8 m (15.8%)
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
1. Domestic Sales Trends
2. Industry Structure
3. International Trends
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
14Source: CSM; Global Insight, AlixPartners Analysis
China’s industry structure is the most fragmented amongmajor auto markets
China’s industry structure in a global context, 2009 figures
Marketshare oftop 5 OEM
Marketshare oftop 10OEM
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Among major countries with local auto industry, China’sdomestic OEM have the lowest market share
Market share of domestic OEM in selected countries [in % of sales volume 2009]
DomesticOEM
# of majordom. OEM
7
Global OEM
Source: Global Insight; AlixPartners analysis
1 2 4 3 1 2 3 12
Note: major domestic OEM include companies with sales volume > 30,000 vehicles
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Chinese OEMs’ market share has increased to 32% in 2009 –BYD has been the main winner among domestic brands
Source: CSM, China Automotive Information Net
36# of dom.models
53 110 160DomesticOEM
M/S2006
M/S2009
Chery 6.9% 5.5%
BYD 1.4% 5.1%
FAW 6.3% 4.7%
Geely 3.7% 3.8%
Great Wall 0.9% 1.8%
Others ca. 8% ca.11%
Market share of domestic OEM in China [in % of sales volume 2009]
Reference:
VW (both JVs) ca. 16%
Hyundai ca. 10%
General Motors ca. 9%
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Chinese OEM are planning to expand into larger car categories,which will likely result in further market share gains
No. of domestic OEM No. of domestic models
Mini
Sub-compact
Compact
Mid-size/Luxury
SUV
MPV
2006 2009 2013E 2006 2009 2013E
6 12 13
4 12 14
5 15 18
2 5 12
6 17 20
5 13 16
8 15 19
7 20 30
6 40 45
2 12 25
13 40 46
5 23 27
TOTAL 22 27 28 53 159 200
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Survey respondents expect a further increase of domesticOEMs’ market share by 5%-pts by 2015 – BYD the front-runner
Source: AlixPartners 2010 Auto Survey
36%Dom. OEMMark. Share
OEM %-pts.Growth
ExpectedM/S 2015
BYD 1.3% 6.4%
SAIC 1.0% 1.9%
Geely 0.7% 4.5%
Chery 0.6% 6.1%
FAW 0.5% 5.2%
Expected market share gains of domestic OEM [by %-points vs. 2009]
37% 37%
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Domestic consolidation among auto OEM has been addressedby China’s government, but major actions haven’t occurred
In November 2009, Chang’an announced acquiring of Hafei, Changhe, DonganEngine, as well as AVIC’s JV with Suzuki and Mitsubishi. Chang’an Group will becapable of producing 2.2 million vehicles at 21 car factories in China
Guangzhou Automobile Industrial Group completed the acquisition of 29% stakein Changfeng Motor in May 2009
GAIG
Chang-an
Key domestic M&As in 2009
BYD acquired Media Coach (Hunan based) to expand into the commercialvehicle segment in July 2009
BYD
Source: Thomson Reuters, Industrial Reports; AlixPartners Analysis
2009: China’s government announced a goal of cutting the number of its major autogroups to from 14 to max. 10 by 2012, and to establish 2-3 auto giants.
2010: The government in principle discourages new vehicle projects and greenfieldcapacity expansion, unless domestic OEMs first take control of a domestic peer
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
1. Domestic Sales Trends
2. Industry Structure
3. International Trends
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
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Chinese passenger vehicle exports have decreased sharply in2009, and remains at low levels compared to domestic sales
Chinese PV export volume 2003-2009 [‘000 units]
Source: CAIA; China Customs
Destination 2008 2009
Russia 57 6
Ukraine 54 5
Africa ca. 50 ca. 50
Other (mostlyMiddle East)
ca. 145 ca. 92
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Survey respondents do not expect major export growth in2010-2015, but rather a slow recovery
Source: AlixPartners 2010 Auto Survey
Expected export sales growth rates of domestic OEM [% growth p.a.]
• 70% of survey respondents expectgrowth rates <20% p.a. in 2013-2015
• With expected growth rates of about10% p.a. in 2010-2015, exportvolumes would not even revert to2008 levels
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Geely’s acquisition of Volvo has been the first major deal of adomestic OEM abroad, however activities have increased
Geely completed the acquisition of Australian Drivetrain System Internationalin June 2009; and successfully acquired Volvo in March 2010
Key overseas M&A activities of domestic OEM in 2009/2010
BAIC
Teng-zhong
Geely
BAIC fails in its bid to acquire Opel in 2009
In December 2009, BAIC bought production equipment and intellectualproperty to two product lines from Saab
Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. bids to take overHummer from GM, but the deal was finally cancelled in February 2010
Source: Thomson Reuters, Industrial Reports; AlixPartners Analysis
SAICSAIC invests into General Motors’ operations in India, and takes 50% share
Additional joint investments with General Motors in SE Asia planned
24Volvo 2009
Turning around Volvo will be a major task, given a history ofsubstantial losses
Source: Volvo Car Corporation; Reuters Thompson
SalesVolume[‘000]
SalesRevenue[bn US$]
EBIT[bn US$]
• Geely announced it will keepVolvo as a separate entity(takeover by Geely Holding, notlisted company) and existingmanagement will remain in place
• Geely will likely benefit fromimproved brand image, andpotentially from technology /engineering capability transfer
• Geely announced major plans toincrease Volvo’s China sales,potentially building a productionplant in China
• Volvo’s sales volume in Chinawas only 12,000 cars in 2009
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
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China’s auto parts revenues have increased by 23% to about 1,140 bn RMB in 2009.Growth rates were lower than OEM revenues by 10%-points due to higher impact ofexport decline for auto parts producers.
Auto parts export growth declined by about 7% in 2009, but not nearly as strongly ascar markets declined in major global automotive markets.
Several major domestic auto parts suppliers have emerged. Companies likeWanxiang and Weichai have entered the top 100 global suppliers by revenue.
Auto parts profit margins remain about 2%-points higher than OEM margins, and havenearly doubled from 2008 margins (both OEM and parts profits).
Chinese auto parts suppliers are now the most profitable in the world, based onsamples of listed companies in major automotive markets. Even is global companies havestarted to recover in 2H/2009, Chinese suppliers’ margins are about 2x its global peers.
Chinese auto suppliers working capital requirement remains higher than global peers,but has improved throughout 2009.
Several auto parts suppliers have acquired businesses in USA and Europe, andfurther acquisitions are expected.
Chinese auto suppliers are now the most profitable in the world,and a number of overseas acquisitions have been completed
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China’s auto parts revenues increased by about 23% in 2009,lower than OEM revenues
Auto parts revenues 2004-2009 [RMB bn]
Source: National Bureau of Statistics; China Automotive information Net ;AlixPartners analysis
YOY -growth
OEM
Parts
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Export sales growth declined in 2009, but not nearly asstrongly as car markets declined in many countries
Source: China Customs; China Automotive Information Net; AlixPartners Analysis
Export revenue 2004-2009 Export revenue breakdown 2009
-8%
-23%
-12%
-9%
Growth2008-09CAGR 48% 10%
Auto parts export revenue [US$ bn]
-7%
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Profit margins have nearly doubled in 2009, as parts suppliersare consistently about 2%-pts more profitable than OEM
Auto parts suppliers and OEMs operating margins 2004-2009 [in % of revenue]
Source: National Bureau of Statistics; AlixPartners analysis
Auto parts supplier Auto OEM
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Chinese auto suppliers’ have become the most profitable inthe world in 2009, clearly ahead of its global peers
Global auto parts suppliers’ operating margins 2007-20091) [in % of revenue]
Source: Quarterly Financial Reports of Listed Companies, AlixPartners Analysis
US
1) Based on sample of 30 public listed companies by country / region
Chinese
European
Japanese
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Chinese auto suppliers working capital requirement remainshigher than global peers, but has improved throughout 2009
Global auto parts suppliers’ working capital trend 2007-20091)2) [days]
Source: Quarterly Financial Reports of Listed Companies, AlixPartners Analysis
US
1) Based on sample of 30 public listed companies by country / region
2) Average working capital days: (accounts receivable + inventory – accounts payable) / revenue x relevant days per period
Chinese
European
Japanese
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Several auto parts suppliers have acquired businesses in USAand Europe, and further acquisitions are expected
Key auto supplier’s M&A activities in 2009
WeichaiWeichai Power acquired France-based engine producer Moteurs BaudouinSA in February 2009
Jing XiJingxi Heavy Industry, a consortium funded by three Beijing-based entities,acquired Delphi’s brake and suspension business in November 2009
Source: Thomson Reuters, Industrial Reports; AlixPartners Analysis
SHMGWeichai Power, Shangdong Construction Machinery Group, ShandongAutomobile Group merged into Shandong Heavy Machinery Group in June 2009
Wan-xiang
Wanxiang Group acquiring Global Steering Systems (USA) in March 2009
Other major domestic major auto parts producers are encouraged by the Chinesegovernment to look into acquisition opportunities in USA and Europe.
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
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Suppliers’ sales outlook strong: Suppliers on average had revenue growth rates of about22% in 2009, and expect slightly increasing growth rates in 2010/2011. Export growth rateswere only 5% in 2009, and are expected to increase to 11% by 2011.
Key growth challenges are lack of qualified management resources and increasing pricecompetition. Improving sales effectiveness, competitive pricing and expanding aftermarketsales are top growth initiatives
Net profit margins shows for participating suppliers were about 9% in 2009, andexpectations are that margins slightly improve to about 10% in 2010/2011. Profitabilityamong export vs. domestic business, and aftermarket vs. OEM business was about thesame in 2009, while global OEMs’ JVs were somewhat more profitable than domestic OEM.
Key challenges to maintain high profits are considered to be potential raw material priceincreases, cost pressure from OEM and price competition.
Technology improvement is an important topic for most suppliers. About 65% of suppliersrecognize need for technology improvement, while 50% plan to recruit international experts.
M&A deal activity is expected to increase in 2010/2011. All survey respondents expectincreasing deal activity in 2010/2011, and more than 40% are actively planning domesticM&A deals in the near future.
Revenue growth and profit margins are expected to remainstrong – lack of qualified people the key growth challenge
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Survey respondents expect revenue growth to remain above 20%in 2010/2011
Auto suppliers sales revenue growth in 2009-2011
2009 Actual 2010 FC 2011 FC
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
In the 2009 survey, only aquarter of suppliers expectover 20% growth rate for2010, while in this year’ssurvey nearly 50% ofsuppliers expect more than20% revenue growth
Average:
2009: 21.9%
2010: 22.6%
2011: 23.5%
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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On average, suppliers who participated in our survey areexpecting improved export growth rates around 10% in 2010/11
Auto suppliers export revenue share and growth 2009-2011
Revenue structure 2009 Export revenue growth (average)
Export:17%
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
Domestic:83%
Export:17%
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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Lack of qualified people is considered the main challenge forsuppliers’ revenue growth plans, followed by price competition
In 2009, 60% of respondents put export slow down as the No.1 challenge
Auto suppliers revenue growth challenges in 2010-2011
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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Key growth initiatives: improving sales effectiveness,competitive pricing and aftermarket are top growth initiatives
Auto suppliers sales growth initiatives 2010-2011
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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Average net profit margins in 2009 were about 9% –expectations for 2010/2011 are slightly higher, at 10% margins
Auto suppliers net profit margins 2009-2011 [in % of revenue]
In the 2009 survey, more than 50% ofsuppliers expect net profit marginsbelow 5% in 2009/2010
2009 Actual 2010 FC 2011 FC
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
Average:
2009: 9%
2010: 10%
2011: 10%
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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With the massive OE market growth in 2009, suppliers’ sales toOEM customers was more profitable than aftermarket sales
Aftermarket revenue in % of total Aftermarket profitability
Export:17%
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
2009 Actual 2010 FC
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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Raw material prices, cost pressure from OEM and pricecompetition are the key challenges for suppliers in 2010/2011
Auto suppliers profit challenges 2010-2011
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
In the 2009 survey, 40% of respondents considered material cost increase thekey challenge
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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About 65% of suppliers recognize the need for technologyimprovement, while 50% plan to recruit international experts
Auto suppliers product technology plan 2010-11
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
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All suppliers expect to see increased M&A activities in 2010-2011, especially in domestic market
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Challenges for international M&A are mainly around managingand integrating foreign companies
Source: AlixPartners China Auto Survey 2010
Auto suppliers international merger and acquisition challenges
Note: XX % means share of survey participants (from total of 50 respondents)
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Contents
A. Automotive Industry Trends and Outlook
B. Auto Parts Industry Review
C. AlixPartners 2010 China Auto Parts Survey
D. Conclusions
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1. Chinese OEM are expanding and gaining more confidence: Chinese OEM havebenefited most from the massive demand growth for cars in 2009, as their market shareshave increased from 28% in 2008 to 32% in 2009. Industry executives are expectingChinese OEM to further win market share going forward. Geely’s acquisition of Volvo andBYD’s partnership plans with Daimler reflect the growing stature of Chinese OEM
2. Chinese auto parts suppliers are now the most profitable in the world: Chinese autosuppliers are equally benefiting from the domestic car production growth, and industryprofitability is now around 10%.
3. Lack of qualified people, price competition and rising cost base will be keychallenges: lack of qualified managers to lead international expansion, technologyimprovement and building professional organizations and processes will likely lead to awar for talent in the near future.
4. Key initiatives will be hiring international experts and domestic M&A deals: Chineseauto companies will likely hire more international experts to fill the talent gap andintroduce broader management experience. Domestic M&A deals are likely to increasesignificantly, while international deals will be selective and limited to few major players.
Chinese auto OEM and suppliers are growing in confidence –“war for talent” will likely be key challenge in near future