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China Salt Kunshan 600,000 tons soda ash project starts construction

2012-11-29View Original

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China Salt Kunshan 600,000 tons soda ash project starts construction: China Chemical Information Network reported on November 23 that China Salt Kunshan Co., Ltd.'s relocation project with an annual output of 600,000 tons of soda ash officially started construction in Zhangpu. After completion and operation, it will have an annual output of 600,000 tons of soda ash and 300,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, with an output value of 1.89 billion yuan.   It is understood that the total investment of China Salt Kunshan relocation project is 2.75 billion yuan, and the first phase covers an area of ​​698 acres. As the core project of China Salt Kunshan relocation, the 600,000-ton soda ash project will further extend and expand the industrial chain of China Salt Kunshan Company, becoming a new profit growth point for China Salt Kunshan Company.
Reply #22012-11-30
In 2012, 1.9 million tons of production capacity was under construction, and in 2013, more than 3 million tons of new production capacity were planned to be expanded. There are no bad industries, only bad companies. I really responded to this scene.
Reply #32013-01-23
The market will never be saturated, only companies that cannot survive. :lol
Reply #42013-01-25
It's a polluting enterprise again, PM2.5 has exceeded again.
Reply #52014-04-23
:):):):):):)
Reply #62014-05-06
How is the Yijia project in Luohe going?
Reply #72014-05-07
Is China Salt Kunshan Co., Ltd. a state-owned enterprise?
Reply #82014-05-10
This is not clear! It turned out to be a state-owned enterprise and was acquired by China Salt!

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