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Hong Kong: El Sector De Aparatos De Iluminación Hong Kong: El sector de aparatos de iluminación Iñigo Ohlsson Calonje Oficina Económica y Comercial de España en Hong Kong Hong Kong: El Sector de Aparatos de Iluminación INDICE 1.INTRODUCCIÓN ........................................................................................................................................ 2 2. RESUMEN Y CONCLUSIONES............................................................................................................... 3 3. PANORÁMICA DEL PAÍS........................................................................................................................ 5 4. ANÁLISIS DE LA DEMANDA.................................................................................................................. 6 4.1. CONSUMO APARENTE.................................................................................................................................... 6 4.2. PERFIL DEL CONSUMIDOR........................................................................................................................... 7 5. ANÁLISIS DE LA OFERTA...................................................................................................................... 9 5.1. PRODUCCIÓN LOCAL................................................................................................................................... 11 6. COMERCIO EXTERIOR ........................................................................................................................ 12 6.1. IMPORTACIONES........................................................................................................................................... 12 6.2. EXPORTACIONES DOMÉSTICAS............................................................................................................... 17 6.3. RE-EXPORTACIONES.................................................................................................................................... 19 7. FACTORES DE COMERCIALIZACIÓN ............................................................................................. 21 7.1. SISTEMAS DE DISTRIBUCIÓN .................................................................................................................... 21 7.2. CONDICIONES DE ENTREGA, MEDIOS DE PAGO Y TRANSPORTE................................................. 24 7.3. VENTAS AL GOBIERNO................................................................................................................................ 25 7.4. PROMOCIÓN.................................................................................................................................................... 25 7.5. NORMATIVA.................................................................................................................................................... 25 8. ENTREVISTAS......................................................................................................................................... 27 9. ANEXOS .................................................................................................................................................... 47 9.1. MAPA DE HONG KONG................................................................................................................................. 48 9.2. DATOS PRACTICOS ....................................................................................................................................... 49 9.3.ASOCIACIONES DEL SECTOR ..................................................................................................................... 51 9.4. CALENDARIO DE FERIAS ............................................................................................................................ 52 (Actualizado Febrero 2002) El recinto ferial …………………………………..………………..……….…… 54 Principales Ferias…………….……………..…………………….....…………. 59 Lista de organizadores de ferias en Hong Kong...................….......………...64 9.5 PUBLICACIONES ESPECIALIZADAS ......................................................................................................... 71 9.6 DIRECCIONES DE INTERÉS: ....................................................................................................................... 72 9.7. LISTADO DE GRANDES ALMACENES ...................................................................................................... 76 9.8. LISTADO DE IMPORTADORES DE LAMPARAS ..................................................................................... 78 9.9 LISTADO DE IMPORTADORES DE ACCESORIOS DE LUMINACIÓN............................................ 100 9.10 CONSULTAS DE EMPRESAS INTERESADAS EN ARTICULOS DE ILUMINACIÓN…………….111 1 Hong Kong: El Sector de Aparatos de Iluminación 1. Introducción Detalle de las partidas arncelarias objeto del presente estudio: S.A. DEFINICIÓN S.A. 9405 1010 Lámparas y demás aparatos eléctricos de alumbrado, para colgar o fijar al techo o a la pared, con exclusión de aquellos utilizados para el alumbrado de espacios públicos. (De plástico) Chandeliers and other electric ceiling or wall lighting fittings, excluded those of a kind used for lighting public open spaces and thoroughfares (of plastics) 9405 1090 Lámparas y demás aparatos eléctricos de alumbrado, para colgar o fijar al techo o a la pared, con exclusión de aquellos utilizados para el alumbrado de espacios públicos. (De otros materiales) Chandeliers and other electric ceiling or wall lighting fittings, excluded those of a kind used for lighting public open spaces and thoroughfares (of other materials) 9405 2000 Lámparas eléctricas, de mesa, de oficina, de cabecera o de pie. Electric table, desk, bedside or floor-standing lamps. 2 Hong Kong: El Sector de Aparatos de Iluminación 2. RESUMEN Y CONCLUSIONES La economía de Hong Kong no permaneció ajena a la crisis económica que afectó al conjunto de la región asiática. Hong Kong comenzó a sufrir la recesión a finales de 1997, acentuándose sus efectos a lo largo de 1998. A pesar de que la situación logró recuperarse, la coyuntura económica internacional del año 2001 hizo volver a caer los indicadores notablemente. Como consecuencia de la actual recesión el nivel de gasto de la población se ha reducido, siendo el comercio detallista el que más sufre esta situación de estancamiento de la demanda. Esto está afectando sin duda a la demanda de lámparas eléctricas de hogar. Al mismo tiempo, el nivel de edificación, tanto de carácter residencial como comercial o industrial, se ha estancado desde 1999. Esto supone un descenso de la demanda de aparatos de iluminación de oficina. Asimismo se están instalando aparatos de iluminación de peor calidad en un intento de reducir costes. La norma general continúa siendo sin embargo que en los proyectos de edificación se instalen aparatos de iluminación procedentes normalmente de países europeos que tienen una mejor calidad que los producidos localmente o los importados de otros países de la zona como la República Popular China o Taiwan. La producción local de aparatos de iluminación, para hogar y oficina, es muy escasa. En los últimos años se ha producido un progresivo traslado de las plantas de fabricación a China Continental, principalmente a la provincia de Guandong (Cantón). De esta forma, las empresas consiguen reducir los costes de producción ya que encuentran mano de obra mucho más barata y costes de instalación menores. En Taiwan existe una industria importante en lo que a aparatos de iluminación se refiere y supone una importante competencia para los fabricantes occidentales. Los aparatos de iluminación fabricados en la República Popular China tienen, generalmente, una calidad inferior a los producidos en países occidentales y se destinan fundamentalmente al mercado interno o bien son importados por Hong Kong para ser re-exportados a terceros países. Durante los últimos años las importaciones de aparatos de iluminación españoles, de las partidas objeto del presente estudio, han ido descendiendo de forma significativa, pasando de 6.977.168 dólares USA en el año 1997 a tan solo 2.786.334 dólares USA en el año 2000. Entre los países europeos, Reino Unido e Italia son los principales competidores de los productos españoles. Si tenemos en cuenta que Hong Kong es ante todo un centro redistribuidor de mercancías, no debe considerarse tanto el mercado local en sí mismo, como consumidor final de los productos, sino la posibilidad de exportar a Hong Kong con independencia de que esas exportaciones sean absorbidas en última instancia por otros países de la región asiática. Con un sistema bancario muy desarrollado y con experiencia en la financiación de importadores Hong Kong cuenta con excelentes facilidades para el comercio internacional. Las importaciones de aparatos de iluminación procedentes de países europeos se hacen generalmente bajo condiciones FOB. El 95% de los aparatos de iluminación (dentro del ámbito del presente estudio) procedentes de España que fueron objeto de re-exportación tuvieron como destino final la República Popular China. 3 Hong Kong: El Sector de Aparatos de Iluminación Hong Kong continúa siendo por tanto una vía de entrada fundamental al mercado chino. Este mercado, a pesar del estancamiento económico del año 2001, está experimentando un importante crecimiento. Se está produciendo una apertura del mercado al exterior, como consecuencia de la incorporación de la República Popular de China en la OMC. El poder adquisitivo de la población está aumentando, y existe una expectación hacia los productos occidentales.
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