With the economic downturn and rising costs, how many companies are left in the synthetic ammonia industry?
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This post was last edited by aries1983 on 2015-9-14 22:20. The chemical industry has been in decline since the economic crisis began in 2008； There is a severe overcapacity in fertilizer production, with continuous expansion and new facilities being built ； Operating costs are rising day by day, and layoffs and salary cuts have had little effect ； The situation regarding environmental protection and emission reduction is severe, with production cuts and shutdowns being common occurrences ； I ask how much longer you can hold on; the Bodhisattva shakes his head and says there’s no salvation! I would like to ask: how many ammonia synthesis plants are still in operation as of today, and how many are still producing ammonia? What is the total production capacity? Which ones have the highest production capacity and rank among the top?
It’s truly difficult to move forward; survival is tough
Sichuan Lutianhua, Sichuan Chuantianhua, and Yuntianhua are all still fighting on! ! ! ! ! ! !
Lunan Chemical, Luxi Chemical, Hubei Yihua, Fujian Sanming, Shouguang Alliance, and Zhangqiu Dahuahua are also all in production
How many people’s livelihoods are supported by these companies mentioned by those upstairs! If everyone cuts production or stops manufacturing, how many more unemployed people will there be in China! Cheer on these companies! ! !
Zhonghai Chemical is okay, but salary cuts have started. . . .
Our 3050 is still in production. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
It’s really sad; I can’t see any future! :'(
Which organization do you work for?
The synthetic ammonia plant in Lanxi, Jinhua, Zhejiang, with an annual production capacity of 35,000 tons, is still in operation – a living relic of China’s nitrogen fertilizer industry.
Many ammonia synthesis companies are maintaining stable production, including those that produce urea, soda ash, and ethanol. An economic downturn does not necessarily mean a recession; it is just a phase in the process. After all, society keeps moving forward, so please don’t be too pessimistic about the economy – believe that history progresses continuously. :)