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28 September 2011 「台商如何利用香港服務業優勢,拓展大陸內需市場」台湾座談會

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  • 28 September 2011

    「台商如何利用香港服務業優勢,拓展大陸內需市場」台湾座談會

  • Agenda

    Where Are The Future Businesses?

    Using Hong Kong for Asian  Distribution

    Hong Kong as China’s Regional  Hub

    LiFung

    Logistics Helps Companies  to Build Winning Supply Chains

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    Hong Kong

  • Where the world will be spinning around?

  • Who Are Growing?  GDP Trends

    China                                                           

    USA

    South Korea

    South Korea                                                     

    UK

    Vietnam                                                         

    France

    India                                                           

    Germany 

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  • Different Destiny after Tsunami

    China, India, Argentina and 

    Indonesia performed best after  financial crisis in 2007.

    Among the top 10, half are Asian 

    markets (Taiwan and South Korea  joined the league).

    In term of GDP, Canada ranks top 

    in G7.  In term of GDP per capita,  Germany leads and is the only 

    country in G7 regaining the 2007  level.

    Ireland, Greece, Italy, UK, Japan 

    and Spain suffered most.

    Hubbing & Freight 5

  • Shift of Global Power

    The combined 

    outputs of the  emerging world  

    in 2010 (38% of  world GDP) was  twice of its share  in 1990.

    Emerging 

    economies  account for 46% 

    of world retail  sales, 52% of all 

    purchases of  motor vehicles 

    and 82% of  mobile phone 

    subscriptions.

  • Using Hong Kong for Asian Distribution

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    Case Study 1:  Previous Supply Chain of a Sportswear Brand Customer

    Each market buys and receives 

    shipments directly from each factory, 

    holds inventory in its own DC, and picks 

    and packs of store orders

    Result:

    High inventory costs

    High shipping costs 

    Long PO lead time

    Unresponsive to market changes

    Thailand

    China

    Vietnam

    India

    Italy

    Pakistan

    Japan

    Hong Kong

    Australia

    Thailand

    USA

    Korea

    China

    Taiwan

    Singapore

    Malaysia

    New Zealand

    Legend:

    = First and replenishment shipments

    Philippines

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    Case Study 1: Hubbing Solution for Sportswear Brand Customer

    Result:

    Cost savings of over 30%

    due to reduced 

    overall inventory holding, destination 

    warehousing and consolidated freight

    Significantly improved responsiveness to 

    market due to removal of production and 

    long‐haul freight leadtime, and shipment 

    frequency.

    Legend:

    = Vendors to HK Hub

    = HK Hub to markets for cross docking and direct store delivery

    Thailand

    China

    Vietnam

    India

    Italy

    Pakistan

    Japan

    Hong Kong

    Australia

    Thailand

    USA

    Korea

    China

    Taiwan

    Singapore

    Malaysia

    New Zealand

    HK Hub

    Safety stockSafety stock

    LFL SolutionAll inventory are centralized in HK Hub 

    and available for each market to draw 

    weekly. Pick and pack, ticketing and VAS 

    are done in the Hub at market store order 

    level.  

    Market DCs keep safety stock and cross 

    dock hub shipments to stores.

    Philippines

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    Case Study 1: Hubbing Solution for Sportswear Brand Customer

    Why the Asian Hub is in Hong Kong?

    •Central location to the markets and gateway  to China

    •Fast Response, Efficient, Flexible Workforce  and Experienced, Intelligent Management

    •Friendly and Disciplined Customs Policies and  Practices

    •World‐class Infrastructure ‐

    Air and Sea Ports, 

    Financial Centre & Telecommunication  Network

  • Using Hong Kong for China Market Development

  • Hong Kong’s Logistics Role in China’s 12th

    5‐Year Plan “十二五”規劃

    第五十七章

    保持香港澳門長期繁榮穩定

    第一節

    支持港澳鞏固提升競爭優勢繼續支持香港發展金融、航運、物

    流、旅遊、專業服務、信息以及其他高增值服務業,支持香港發展成 為離岸人民幣業務中心和國際資產管理中心,支持香港發展高價值貨 物存貨管理及區域分銷中心。

    資料來源: http://www.chinareviewnews.com

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    57th

    Chapter ‐

    Maintain Hong Kong’s Long Term Prosperity

    Section One –

    ……support Hong Kong to develop High Value Storage 

    Management and Regional Distribution Centre.

  • Hong Kong as Gateway to South and West China

    HK is the best hubbing location distributing to South and West China, especially 

    for products from Taiwan, and shipments from South China Sea

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    Taiwan, 

    ASEAN,  South 

    Asia,  EuropeanVendors

    HK Hub

    Retail 

    Stores – East 

    & North 

    China

    RetailStores –South,  Central  and West ChinaInlandtruckingVendor 

    Delivery 

    Sea freight/Air freight• Storage

    • Pick & Pack by 

    retail orders

    • VAS•

    Inventory 

    Allocation

    SouthChina 

    Vendors

    Vendor Delivery 

  • Hong Kong’s Commercial Advantages

    The Mainland and Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA):

    All goods of Hong Kong origin importing into the Mainland China enjoy tariff 

    free treatment

    Hong Kong service suppliers enjoy preferential treatment in entering into the 

    Mainland market in various service areas

    Both sides agreed to enhance co‐operation in various trade and investment 

    facilitation areas to improve the overall business environment

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  • Hong Kong’s Logistics Advantages

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  • Hong Kong’s Logistics Advantages

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  • Hong Kong’s  Logistics 

    Advantages

    17

  • Hong Kong’s Logistics Advantages

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    Hong Kong air routes to 

    China and East Asia region

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    Case Study 2: China Distribution Centre in HK

    A personal care and beauty 

    company penetrating into the  China market

    Target at Shanghai, Beijing, 

    Wuhan, Chongqing and  Shenyang.

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    Case Study 2: China Distribution Centre in HK

  • LiFung

    Logistics Helps Companies to Build Winning  Supply Chains

  • Li & Fung Global Networks

    TradingNetwork

    Sourcing and export‐trading of apparel, general merchandise, and beauty and personal care goods

    Logistics Network

    Distribution centres, in‐country transportation, freight forwarding, hubbing, and factory to store logistics solution

    DistributionNetwork

    Wholesale and licensing network of apparel and fashion accessory brands in USA, Europe and Asia

  • Buy Everywhere, Sell Everywhere

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    About 240 offices and DCs in more than 40 economies with 27,000 employees and a sourcing network of over 15,000 suppliers handling 8 Billions units of products in 2010

  • Track Record

    Turnover: Compound Annual Growth Rate 21%(US$M)

    (Year)

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    LF Logistics Distribution Centres

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    LF Logistics Distribution Centres

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    LF Logistics Domestic Transportation

    Proven local delivery capability at store level•

    Robust long haul in‐country delivery (road and ocean)•

    TMS to optimise

    vehicle routing and provide full visibility

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    Tianjin

    Xian

    Chengdu

    Beijing

    Shenyang

    Harbin

    Dalian

    Qingdao

    Shanghai

    Ningbo

    Hangzhou

    Xiamen

    ShenzhenHong Kong

    Wuhan

    Changsha

    Guangzhou

    China DC Infrastructure

    Legend

    Central  Domestic DCs

    Export/Bonded DCs

    Regional Depots

    Chemical Depots 

  • Scope of LF Logistics Services

    • Freight forwarding• Shipment planning and optimization• Vendor and PO management• Customs brokerage• Documentation and payment processing• Inventory Replenishment & Optimization

    • Distribution centre services • Hubbing

    and consolidation• In‐country transportation • Local delivery• Packaging & value‐add services • Supply chain network design 

  • Thank You!

    Tommy Lui

    852 2686 3366

    [email protected]

    LF Logistics14/F LiFung

    Centre

    2 On Ping Street

    Shatin, Hong Kong

    投影片編號 1AgendaWhere the world will be spinning around?Who Are Growing? GDP TrendsDifferent Destiny after TsunamiShift of Global PowerUsing Hong Kong for Asian DistributionCase Study 1: �Previous Supply Chain of a Sportswear Brand CustomerCase Study 1:�Hubbing Solution for Sportswear Brand CustomerCase Study 1:�Hubbing Solution for Sportswear Brand CustomerUsing Hong Kong for China Market DevelopmentHong Kong’s Logistics Role in China’s 12th 5-Year Plan Hong Kong as Gateway to South and West ChinaHong Kong’s Commercial AdvantagesHong Kong’s Logistics AdvantagesHong Kong’s Logistics AdvantagesHong Kong’s Logistics AdvantagesHong Kong’s Logistics AdvantagesCase Study 2: China Distribution Centre in HKCase Study 2: China Distribution Centre in HKLiFung Logistics Helps Companies to Build Winning Supply ChainsLi & Fung Global NetworksBuy Everywhere, Sell Everywhere投影片編號 24LF Logistics Distribution CentresLF Logistics Distribution CentresLF Logistics Domestic TransportationChina DC InfrastructureScope of LF Logistics Services投影片編號 30