China Auto Sector Shot – June 2009


China Auto Sector Shot - June 2009_Page_1China’s automobile industry is in rapid development since the year 2000. In 2008, 9.345 million motor vehicles were manufactured in China, surpassing United States as the second largest automobile maker, after Japan. Moreover, due to the current financial crisis, China is the largest automobile market in the world for the first five months of year 2009, with total sale of 4.95 million vehicles. China may surpass United States and become the largest car market for the whole year of 2009. The top 5 car sellers are Volkswagen, GM, Toyota, Nissan and Chery. Meanwhile, for the machinery industry, the international Construction Equipment OEMs are struggling to maintain the profitable growth in 2009, compared to their local counterparts.

The good news for a lot of us, is that we can see some good developments in the current market situation. In the Auto & Machinery sector, there are signs that companies are getting more confident in hiring new professionals, by either replacement or even expansion recruitment.

After speaking with leading professionals like yourself recently, we have found that there is still a need for companies to have an effective recruitment partner to help them locate the real talent that they require both locally and globally.

Antal International can help you to find talent in many sectors, disciplines and countries. With over 130 offices in 29 countries covering 5 continents, Antal has a huge global reach.

In the attachment, I have put together some information on the Auto & Machinery sector, which could be of interest to you. Your feedback is always appreciated and I hope that we can speak soon in the future.

Chloe Shou
Consultant
Automotive & Machinery

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E-mail: CShou@antal.com.cn

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