The construction project (Phase I) of the Fluorine New Materials and Electronic Chemicals Incubation Base in Qingliu County, Fujian Province, officially commenced in the Fluorine New Materials Industrial Park

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On January 26, the construction project (Phase I) of the Qingliu County Fluorine New Materials and Electronic Chemicals Incubation Base was officially launched in the Fluorine New Materials Industrial Park. It is understood that the total investment in this project is around 50 million yuan, with a land area of approximately 20.5 mu and a total construction area of 10,426.25 square meters. As a core component of the Joint Research Center for Electronic Chemicals between the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Sanming (Qingliu), this facility will, upon completion, establish an innovative platform that integrates basic research, pilot-scale production, and industrial application. This will help to overcome the development challenges associated with insufficient pilot-scale production facilities and poor transformation of research results in the field of fluorine-based new materials. Qingliu County is rich in fluorite resources, with 8.2 million tons of mineral reserves available, and prospective reserves exceeding 30 million tons. It has developed into a major national production base for basic fluorine products. By 2025, the output value of the entire fluorine-based new materials industry chain is expected to reach 3.6 billion yuan, accounting for nearly 70% of the total output value of industrial enterprises above a certain size in the county. Thanks to its fluorine-based new materials industry chain, Qingliu County has been selected as one of Fujian Province’s top ten counties with distinctive industrial strengths. The incubation center that is set to begin operations this time will be dedicated to facilitating the practical application of scientific research achievements from universities. The first project to be established there is the \"30-ton annual production facility for fluorine-containing fine chemicals\" project, which is being led by Professor Zhang Yongjian, a member of the Special Expert Group on Fluorine-based New Materials in Fujian Province and also from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (the construction unit is Fujian Xinmaite New Materials Co., Ltd.). The project for producing 30 tons per year of fluorine-containing fine chemicals focuses on the research, development, and production of organic optoelectronic materials used in OLED displays as well as their intermediates. The core products have been approved by industry leaders such as Samsung and LG, and a complete closed-loop system covering research and development, pilot production, mass production, and sales has been established. It is expected that the annual output value will reach 300 million yuan once the production starts.