Yukun Materials' Phase II Recycled Copper Ingot Project Nears Completion, Aims for 100,000 Tons Annual Capacity

Published: Mar 12, 2026 16:49

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At the Phase II construction site of Yukun Materials Technology Co., Ltd.'s recycled copper ingot project, it can be seen that the main structure of the plant has been completed. The entire project is expected to be fully finished in the second quarter. With a total investment of 1.08 billion yuan for Phase II, the annual production capacity of recycled copper ingots is projected to reach 100,000 tons once it reaches full operation.

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