Jinduicheng Molybdenum Chairman Yan Ping Visits Daming to Explore Collaboration Opportunities

On January 21, Yan Ping, Chairman of Jinduicheng Molybdenum Co., Ltd., led a delegation to Daming. The group included Wang Jiyu, Deputy General Manager of the listed company; Zhao Meng, Deputy General Manager of the trading company; Wang Hairong, Deputy General Manager of the metal division; Li Hongbo, Manager of the Refractory Materials Sales Department; and Wang Boshi, Business Manager.

They were warmly welcomed by Liang Zongren, President of Daming International; Qian Li, Executive Vice President; Luo Zhihui, Executive Vice President of Daming Heavy Industry; and Wang Xi, General Manager of Energy Equipment at Daming Heavy Industry. The visit included a tour of Daming’s facilities and in-depth discussions on potential collaboration.

Accompanied by President Liang, Chairman Yan and his team visited Daming’s Jingjiang base and the Yangtze River dock, gaining a first-hand look at ongoing production projects. They also explored Daming’s comprehensive “one-stop” service capabilities, including its extensive material resources, advanced equipment, innovative technical services, and efficient logistics.

During the discussions, President Liang introduced Daming’s business operations and future development plans. He highlighted Daming’s strengths in specialty steel, major engineering projects, import and export, and equipment manufacturing, as well as its competitive edge in market development and technological innovation. He emphasized that Daming Heavy Industry, with its advanced CNC machining and intelligent production lines, is well-positioned to collaborate with Jinduicheng Molybdenum in expanding applications for molybdenum materials and exploring new approaches to resource development.

Chairman Yan shared Jinduicheng Molybdenum’s development strategy, emphasizing the company’s focus on “simultaneous development of materials and equipment, and high-end, green growth.” He highlighted the company’s commitment to new material research, intelligent manufacturing upgrades, and innovation. He expressed interest in partnering with Daming in equipment manufacturing and non-ferrous metal processing, aiming to overcome industry technical challenges and extend the molybdenum value chain into higher-value applications.

Both sides also discussed opportunities in molybdenum materials, non-ferrous metal deep processing, and high-end equipment manufacturing. They agreed to strengthen communication, build a platform for technical exchange and project collaboration, leverage their respective strengths, jointly develop high-end markets, and provide high-quality products and services to more customers, driving mutual growth and long-term success.