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How long will the winter of soda ash enterprises last?

2012-07-17View Original

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Soda ash companies, especially ammonia-alkali companies, have a long winter with no end in sight, leaving our soda ash companies confused. What should we do? How long can we survive? Please feel free to express your opinions.
Reply #22012-07-17
Let’s look at real estate. Otherwise, we need to develop new alkali-consuming projects, otherwise it will be difficult to turn around. This year, ammonia-alkali has been losing money all year round. It is difficult to do business, it is difficult to park, it is difficult to reduce production, and the pressure on enterprises is too great.
Reply #32012-07-17
This is indeed the case. Some time ago, there were rumors that real estate was picking up, but not long after, the news said that the Prime Minister would not be lenient in suppressing real estate.……
Reply #42012-07-17
Yes, so it is not easy for the soda ash market to recover in a real sense. It will take a period of hard work. Thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi. Maybe it will be fine in a few years, haha
Reply #52012-07-17
You're right, but if I wait a few years, I'll probably be out of business already. I can't wait until then. 55555555555555
Reply #62012-07-17
So we are facing a reshuffle, and small production capacity must be eliminated.
Reply #72012-07-17
You are right, the weak will eat the strong, so the elimination of small production capacity is inevitable. Whoever can survive to the end will be able to laugh happily! : )
Reply #82012-07-17
You take one bite at a time, I'm embarrassed to say that, haha
Reply #92012-07-17
say* This is normal and you don’t have to worry about it. : )
Reply #102012-09-03
We are a joint alkali plant with a production capacity of 1,000 tons per shift. Soda ash is still marketable. Ammonium chloride has begun to accumulate in large quantities this month. This winter is destined to be cruel. It’s not just the chemical industry.
Reply #112012-09-03
Now that the entire economic situation is not good, can the soda ash industry recover? well……

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