The 10 major chemical industry groups in Inner Mongolia are leading the trends in global development

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TOP1: Shenhua Group puts Inner Mongolia’s coal-to-oil and coal-to-olefins industries, as well as other new types of coal chemical technologies, at the world’s leading level. Shenhua Group Co., Ltd. (referred to as Shenhua Group) is a state-owned company established in October 1995 with the approval of the State Council. It is a key state-owned enterprise under direct central government oversight. As a mega-energy enterprise, it operates on a integrated basis, utilizing coal as its core resource and combining electricity generation, railways, ports, shipping, coal-to-oil production, and coal chemical processing into a single supply chain for production, transportation, and sales. Looking to the future, Shenhua Group will proactively adapt to the new normal of economic development, take the lead in shaping the new normal for the coal industry, deepen reforms, and adjust its structure for transformative development ； We manage the enterprise in accordance with the law, strengthen party building and the fight against corruption, and make unremitting efforts to turn the enterprise into a world-class clean energy supplier that is \"technologically advanced, well-managed, innovation-driven, and value-creating\". TOP2: Datang International is expanding its activities in coal chemical industries such as coal-to-natural gas, coal-to-olefins, and coal-based fertilizers in Inner Mongolia. Datang Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary established by Datang International as part of its development strategy focused on electricity generation supplemented by diversified operations, in order to actively enter the field of new energy chemicals. The main business scope includes the production and sales of products such as coal-based olefins, coal-based natural gas, and alumina extracted from fly ash; the business areas cover industries such as energy chemicals, metallurgy, thermal power, hydropower, coal, project construction, and marketing ； The scope of operations also includes technology development, technology transfer, technical consultation, and technical services ； Investment Management ； Engineering design ； Chemical industry, maintenance, installation, and commissioning of power equipment ； Businesses such as import and export of goods, import and export agency services, and import and export of technology. TOP3: A leader in Inner Mongolia’s coal-based industries such as coal-to-natural gas production and coke manufacturing. Inner Mongolia HuiNeng Coal and Electricity Group Co., Ltd. was established in 2001 and has since grown into a comprehensive joint-stock enterprise that operates in areas including coal mining, coal chemical processing, financial services, real estate development and management, as well as water resources, electricity generation, road and bridge construction, and transportation. TOP4: The Ordos brand has become a leader in Inner Mongolia’s local coal chemical, fertilizer, chlor-alkali, polysilicon and other related industries. The Ordos Chemical Group is located in the Qipanjing Industrial Park; it is another heavy chemical recycling industry group established by the Ordos Group, one of China’s top 500 companies, with an investment of over 20 billion yuan. The group includes 13 subsidiaries such as the Chlor-Alkali Chemical Company, Polysilicon Industry Company, United Chemical Company, Tongyuan Chemical Company, Changmong Natural Gas Company, Huizheng Packaging Company, Ordos Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., and Yulin Salt Chemical Technology Company, employing more than 6,000 people. At present, the main products manufactured and the corresponding production capacities are as follows: 1.3 million tons of calcium carbide, 3,000 tons of polysilicon, 600,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, 1.04 million tons of urea, 40 million woven bags of various types, and an annual natural gas transmission volume of 1.05 billion cubic meters. The projects under construction include a 1.2 million-ton PVC project, a 2 million-ton cement project, a 600,000-ton caustic soda project, a 1 million-ton calcium carbide project, a 5 million-ton vacuum salt project, a 540,000-ton synthetic ammonia project, and a 900,000-ton urea project. TOP5: Inner Mongolia’s homegrown industry leaders in areas such as methanol, coke, fertilizers, and other coal-based chemical products, as well as the chlor-alkali industry, are showing strong performance. Inner Mongolia Yidong Resources Group Co., Ltd. (referred to as “Yidong Group”) is a modern, large-scale integrated energy and chemical enterprise group established based on the principles of turning resources into capital gains, integrating industrial development, operating as a legal entity, and making product costs market-driven. The group has 7 first-level subsidiaries and 22 second-level subsidiaries, with total assets of 37.4 billion yuan and nearly 10,000 employees. It is a **model unit for circular economy initiatives, an advanced unit in the work of promoting spiritual civilization across the country, and an advanced collective in social poverty alleviation nationwide. The company adheres to a development strategy of \"two integrations\" in coal, electricity, and chemicals as well as coal, electricity, and transportation, thereby forming three major business segments: coal, chemicals, and non-coal industries. It is currently ranked among the top 500 private enterprises in China, the top 100 coal enterprises in China, and the top 10 private enterprises in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. TOP6: Pioneering enterprises in Inner Mongolia’s coal chemical and salt chemical industries, such as those involved in the production of methanol, soda ash, and fertilizers. Inner Mongolia Boyuan Holding Group Co., Ltd. is an industrial group that focuses on the natural soda ash, natural gas chemistry, and coal chemical industries, with capital operation and petrochemical logistics serving as its complementary areas of activity. It is the most representative enterprise in the natural gas chemistry industry in Ordos City and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The group owns the largest methanol production facility currently in operation across the country, as well as China’s largest demonstration base for a circular economy in the natural soda industry. TOP7: A leader in Inner Mongolia’s coal-based chemical industries, including methanol and chlor-alkali production. Yili Resources Group is one of China’s top 100 private enterprises, with total assets of over 100 billion yuan; it is a global leader in the production of chlor-alkali products, fine chemicals, and clean energy solutions. The company develops its natural gas terminal business in the Chinese market, while integrating natural gas resources on a global scale. Its operations cover more than 20 provinces and over 100 cities across the country, with a total of 300 natural gas terminal networks in place. A solar photovoltaic industry featuring \"tree planting + power generation\" has been established in the Kubuqi Desert ； Introduce Germany’s world-leading comprehensive waste utilization technology to support the development of ecological towns and the production of biomass energy ； Collaborating with Beijing Jiaotong University to promote the use of energy storage, power saving, and smart microgrid technologies ； An integrated overall solution that incorporates biomass energy, energy storage and saving technologies, as well as microgrid technology to achieve distributed energy for heating, cooling, and power generation (GHP). TOP8: In Inner Mongolia, there are industries related to coal chemical and fine chemical products such as methanol, coke, and chlor-alkali. China Qinghua Energy Group Co., Ltd. is a large-scale, specialized, and modern processing enterprise whose core activities involve the production of coal-based clean energy sources and coal-based fine chemical products. It undertakes the tasks of the **first batch of \"coal-to-natural gas\" projects** and the **first demonstration project for comprehensive utilization of coal based on its different quality grades**. The group’s headquarters is located in Beijing, and it oversees more than 50 wholly-owned and controlled companies, including Inner Mongolia Qinghua Group Co., Ltd., Qinghai Qinghua Mining, Metallurgy and Coal Chemicals Group Co., Ltd., Ningxia Qinghua Coal Chemicals Group Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Qinghua Energy Group Co., Ltd., Qinghua Group International Trade Co., Ltd., and **Qinghua Investment Co., Ltd. TOP9: Highly promising enterprises in fields such as local coal chemical industry in Inner Mongolia. The Ximeng Group was established in 1995; it is ranked among the top 500 private enterprises in China and the top 100 coal enterprises in the country. It is also designated as a key enterprise under Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region’s “Double 10 Billion Project”. The group has developed into a modern enterprise complex that integrates eight different business sectors: coal and coal chemical processing, non-ferrous metal mining, quasi-financial services, real estate development, general aviation, modern agriculture, electronic engineering technology, and urban transportation. It has 13 subsidiaries, with total assets of nearly 10 billion yuan, annual profits and taxes of 1.5 billion yuan, and almost 3,000 employees. TOP10: In the fields of chlor-alkali chemicals, coal chemical industry, and chemical finance within Inner Mongolia, Inner Mongolia Junzheng Energy Chemical Group Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as Junzheng Group, stock code: 601216) was established in Wuhai in 2003. It is a national demonstration base for circular economy, a demonstration enterprise for circular economy in the autonomous region, one of China’s top 500 chemical enterprises, and one of the 60 key enterprises in the autonomous region. The company is committed to the comprehensive development and utilization of resources, and by leveraging the advantageous resources such as coal and limestone available in Wuhai City, it focuses on promoting a circular economy. The business operates in areas such as coal, mining, electricity, chemicals, specialized metallurgy, and commercial trade, thereby forming the most complete circular economy industry chain of \"coal–electricity–chlor-alkali chemicals\" in the country.