Huayi Qinzhou’s 300,000 tons/year caustic soda and 400,000 tons/year polyvinyl chloride production facilities have entered the substantive construction phase

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On November 20, Qinzhou City held the ceremony marking the commencement and completion of major projects across the city for the fourth quarter of 2020, as well as the start of construction of the main facilities for the Hua Yi Qinzhou facility, which involves the production of 300,000 tons per year of caustic soda and 400,000 tons per year of polyvinyl chloride, in the Qinzhou Port area of the China (Guangxi) Free Trade Pilot Zone (hereinafter referred to as the Qinzhou Port area). This commencement ceremony marks the entry of the main facilities for the 300,000 tons per year caustic soda and 400,000 tons per year polyvinyl chloride projects at Hua Yi’s Qinzhou facility into the actual construction phase, which will **accelerate the progress of project construction. It is reported that the Hua Yi Qinzhou Chemical New Materials Integration Base, located in the Qinzhou Port area, has a total investment of around 4.26 billion yuan for its projects involving 300,000 tons per year of caustic soda and 400,000 tons per year of polyvinyl chloride production. The facility will include a 300,000 tons per year caustic soda plant, a 400,000 tons per year vinyl chloride plant, and a 400,000 tons per year polyvinyl chloride plant. Once operational, it is expected to generate annual sales revenue of around 3.3 billion yuan, annual profits of around 440 million yuan, and annual tax revenues of around 220 million yuan. The Huayi Qinzhou Chemical New Materials Integrated Base project is located in the Qinzhou Petrochemical Industrial Park, covering an area of about 8,000 mu, with a total investment of around 70 billion yuan. It will be implemented in three phases. It covers four major industrial chains: coal chemical industry, light hydrocarbon cracking, salt chemical industry, and downstream petrochemical industry, involving 40 types of chemical products and 65 sets of processing units.