Debon Technology Invites You to Join CCIE 2025SMM (20th) Copper Industry Conference

Published: Apr 30, 2025 16:01
In the upcoming year of 2025, we anticipate that the global economy will face a series of complex and volatile challenges. With the US election settled, the uncertainty of global trade policies will further increase, bringing new topics to international trade cooperation. In the geopolitical arena, ongoing conflicts and tensions show no significant alleviation, which not only poses threats to global security but also significantly impacts resource allocation and industrial layout. Against this macro backdrop, industrial transfer and supply chain restructuring have become key topics that we must closely monitor. At the industrial level, the trend of protectionism in mineral resources is rising, directly affecting the stability of global copper concentrate TCs. With the rapid expansion of global smelting capacity, the profit margins of copper smelters are further compressed, and the challenges faced by the industry are becoming increasingly severe. In the field of secondary copper raw materials, the advancement of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards and the "dual carbon" goals have significantly increased market attention to secondary copper. However, the "reverse invoicing" policy implemented in 2024 and the "Fair Competition Regulations" have had a profound impact on the secondary copper industry. Looking ahead to 2025, the changes in the landscape of the secondary copper industry will have a critical impact on the entire copper industry chain. Additionally, with the cancellation of tax subsidies and other incentive measures, the space for copper cathode trade will further narrow. We expect that the procurement ratio of copper processing materials between traders and smelters will show a more pronounced differentiation. In this context, the "CCIE 2025 SMM (20th) Copper Industry Conference and Copper Industry Expo" meticulously prepared by SMM will be grandly held in Nanchang, Jiangxi from April 22-25, 2025. Jiaozuo Debang Technology Co., Ltd. will attend this conference in full force. We will synchronize with the times, aim at our goals, strive diligently, and move forward courageously! Click the registration form to sign up immediately, and we look forward to meeting you at the conference. Booth number: D38. For 25 years, Jiaozuo Debang Technology Co., Ltd., founded in 2001, has been committed to the R&D, production, and application of anti-wear products for mining equipment and belt conveyor supporting products. Currently, the company has advanced production lines for rubber, polyurethane, ceramics, and complete experimental testing equipment, capable of skillfully solving various anti-wear working condition problems by utilizing the wear-resistant advantages of different materials. The company's main products include: drum lagging, cleaners, skirting boards, impact beds, wear-resistant ceramic liners, ceramic rubber composite liners, etc., and can design different wear-resistant products and solutions according to customer needs. The products are exported to Australia, Canada, Russia, Europe, the US, Chile, Southeast Asia, and other countries and regions, and have occupied a certain market share domestically, winning customer praise for reliable quality over the years. "Honesty and innovation, pursuit of excellence" is the tenet we have always adhered to, and we look forward to friendly cooperation with friends from all walks of life. Contact: Qingyu Meng, 18939131899.

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