Frequently asked questions
Common questions about definitions, delivery formats and permitted use.
Yes, but always cite the source institution and the definition year alongside it. Institutions draw market boundaries differently, and a bare number without a definition leads to misjudgement. Every report lists its source beneath the data table.
Tables label figures as actual, E (estimate) or F (forecast). F figures are modelled scenarios and should not be cited as established fact.
Where institutional definitions diverge materially, a range with an explanation of the difference is more decision-useful than a precise number without basis. This is especially common in fine and electronic chemicals.
Standard delivery is a PDF report plus an Excel data pack; some reports include a PPT summary. Check the delivery note on each report page.
Yes. Chapter-level purchase is supported; specify the chapters you need on the enquiry form on our about page.
It varies: battery materials and concrete admixtures are quarterly, fine and electronic chemicals semi-annual. See the note on each report page.
No. All content is industry research and information compilation. Verify independently before acting.
Yes, every report is available in Chinese and English.
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