12 listed companies aggregately marketed 47.45 million pigs in the first eleven months, up 13.7% year-on-year.

A total of 6.73 million pigs were marketed by 12 listed companies in November, up 20.3% month-on-month and 151.7% year-on-year. Their accumulated sales volume amounted to 47.4473 million pigs in the first eleven months, a growth of 13.7% year-on-year.
 
From the sales volume in November, most companies continued to market more pigs. Muyuan, New Hope, Tech-Bank, Da Bei Nong and Aonong all registered a month-on-month growth of above 25%, with New Hope seeing the largest rise of 52%. The growths of Wens, Tecon, and TRS ranged between 10% and 20%, while that of Zhengbang, Kingsino and others were negative.
 
In terms of the accumulated sales volume in the first eleven months, 80% enterprises reached year-on-year growths. It’s expected that one half of them will finish their annual sales targets. At present, Zhengbang, Tech-Bank and Aonong have accomplished over 90% of their sales targets, and Muyuan and New Hope have realized 80%-90% of their sales goals. Domestically, it’s peak season of pork consumption, and enterprises will market more pigs in December to fulfill their annual sales objectives. However, Wens Group registered a total sales of 8.656 million pigs in the Jan.-Nov. period, which is 48% of its annual sales target and far below the target, and may have some difficulties in achieving the annual sales goal.
 
It’s predicted that the aggregate sales volume of listed companies will continue to rise in December, with growths ranging from 20% to 30%.