Export turnover in 2010 estimated to reach USD 429.9 million
06/01/2011

 

The export turnover in December 2010 over the whole province was estimated to reach USD63 million, increasing by 27.3% as compared with the same period of 2009 (USD49.5 million). Only in November 2010, the export turnover reached USD38 million, an increase of 42.1% compared with November 2009 (USD26.7 million). In 2010, Binh Dinh was estimated to reach USD429.9 million, realizing 122.8% of the year plan and increasing by 32.1% as compared with 2009.

 

The export turnover in December 2010 over the whole province was estimated to reach USD63 million, increasing by 27.3% as compared with the same period of 2009 (USD49.5 million). Only in November 2010, the export turnover reached USD38 million, an increase of 42.1% compared with November 2009 (USD26.7 million). In 2010, Binh Dinh was estimated to reach USD429.9 million, realizing 122.8% of the year plan and increasing by 32.1% as compared with 2009.

The total number of enterprises engaged in export activity was 116; of which, the export turnover of state-owned enterprises made up 3.6%, increasing by 26.1%; non state-owned enterprises made up 92.9%, increasing by 32.7%; FDI enterprises made up 3.1%, increasing by 23.8% as compared with 2009.

Export Structure by Product Groups

The agricultural products were estimated to achieve USD69.3 million, realizing 98.8% of the year plan, increasing by 4.7% as compared with 2009.

Forest products were estimated to achieve USD 268.8 million, reaching 131.8% of the year plan, up 44.9% compared with 2009. In which, eucalyptus chips: 363.3 thousand tons (increasing 206.5 thousand tons), valued at USD37.9 million (up USD21.4 million), outdoor refined timber: 169.1 thousand m³ (up 75.7 thousand m³), worth USD 219.3 million (up USD 59.7 million), indoor refined timber: 5.7 thousand m³ (increasing 2.5 thousand m³), valued at USD 8.2 million (increasing USD 3.3 million); log wood: 10.1 thousand m³ (decreasing 7.2 thousand m³) valued at USD 3.2 million (decreasing 1 million USD).

Fishery products were estimated to achieve USD 42 million, realizing 131.2% the year plan, increasing by 33.4% as compared with 2009. In which, frozen seafood products: 8.4 thousand tons (increasing 711 ton), valued at USD41.3 million (increasing USD 11.1 million).

Minerals and construction materials were estimated to achieve USD 28.6 million, worth 119% of the year plan, increasing by 22% as compared with 2009.

Consumer industrial goods were estimated to achieve USD 21.3 million, worth 106.3% of the year plan, up 13.1% as compared with 2009. In which, footwear products: 2.2 million pairs (decreasing 1 thousand pairs), worth USD8.2 million, garments: 6.8 million products (increasing 5.3 million products), worth USD4.4 million (increasing 1 million USD)   

Import turnover

The import turnover in November 2010 was estimated to achieve USD 11.2 million, increasing by 21.7% as compared with 2009 (USD 9.2 million).

The import turnover in December 2010 was estimated to achieve USD12.3 million. In 2010, it was estimated to reach USD115.7 million, realizing 77.1% the year plan, decreasing 2.1% as compared with 2009.

Import products in 2010 were mainly materials for manufacturing export goods such as: woods, frozen seafood, fertilizers, machines, vehicle spare parts and other consumer products.

 

In general, the export turnover in 2010 had significant growth as compared with the year plan because of the increase of some main commodities such as: rice increased by 56.6%, tapioca starch 29.7%, eucalyptus chips 2.3 times, woods 36.7%, frozen seafood 36.9%, titanium  48.1%, garments 29.4%, footwear 3.3%.... However, there was a turnover decrease of some export goods as compared with 2009 such as: cashew nuts decreased 70.2%, tapioca chips 29.8%, and construction stone 13.2%,...