Jinfeng Precious Metal Materials (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. Supports SMM in Creating the "2027 Global Copper Foil Industry Chain Distribution Map"

Published: Jun 23, 2026 16:01

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Under the global trend of vehicle electrification, China's and the European and American NEV markets have maintained high growth, driving the expansion of battery enterprises; wind power and PV installations continue to grow, and the demand for energy storage and filtering shows considerable growth prospects. Downstream automotive electronics and server sectors in the electronic circuit copper foil industry have maintained good growth with state support; with the advent of the 5G era, a new wave of development in the consumer electronics industry has driven production growth of high-performance flexible copper clad laminates. However, as copper foil enterprises continuously release new capacity in and outside China, fierce competition has brought severe profit challenges. Capacity integration, cost reduction and efficiency improvement, and enhancing product competitiveness have become the core of industry development.

SMM, in response to the demands of industry users, as an independent third-party platform, with the aim of promoting the development of the global copper foil industry, has organized and sorted out copper foil industry resources in and outside China for market reference and study. Here, we join hands with Jinfeng Precious Metals Materials (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. to sincerely invite outstanding enterprises and industry experts to assist in the production of , and to provide your valuable suggestions, jointly making positive contributions to the development of the copper foil industry. We strive to present a more objective industry landscape, and will invite all sectors of the industry chain to participate in production and supervision, helping to promote the distribution and dissemination of the global copper foil industry map throughout the process! (Click the link to get it for free: )

Jinfeng Precious Metals Materials (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. is based in Jiangsu, serving the entire country. It is a comprehensive full-industry-chain service provider integrating precious metal scrap recycling, coating removal processing, high-purity precious metal powders, precious metal compounds, and catalytic material production and sales. It has deeply cultivated the fields of copper foil, chlor-alkali chemical industry, and water treatment electrolytic electrode recycling and regeneration, with complete recycling qualifications and guaranteed compliant operations.

The company's core business focuses on waste electrode recycling and substrate regeneration. It specializes in the recycling and disposal of waste iridium-coated anode plates from copper foil plants, as well as ruthenium-iridium coated anode meshes and ruthenium-platinum coated cathode meshes from chlor-alkali and water treatment industries, supported by a mature back-pull anode coating removal process. This process completely strips the precious metal coating and returns the titanium substrate intact, significantly reducing clients' raw material loss costs and achieving dual recycling of both titanium and precious metals.

With in-house standardized production and purification workshops, we mass-produce high-purity precious metal raw materials. Our main products include 99.95 high-purity iridium powder, 99.95 high-purity ruthenium powder, as well as precious metal salts such as chloroiridic acid, ammonium chloroiridate, iridium trichloride, and ruthenium trichloride, and we also supply various precious metal catalysts. All products strictly comply with national industry standards, ensuring stable purity and controllable quality, suitable for multiple industrial scenarios such as electrolysis, electroplating, and chemical catalysis.

Our business covers all categories of precious metals including platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, gold, and silver, integrating the entire process from scrap recycling, hydrometallurgical refining, powder synthesis, compound preparation, to finished product sales. The company adheres to the concept of green recycling development, relying on mature hydrometallurgical purification technology, achieving high precious metal recovery rates, transparent pricing, and efficient settlement. We have long served upstream and downstream enterprises in the new energy copper foil, chlor-alkali, environmental water treatment, and fine chemical industries, providing industrial clients with one-stop precious metal recycling solutions through compliant qualifications, stable supply, and comprehensive after-sales service.

Jinfeng Precious Metals Materials (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd.

Contact: Director Du

Tel: 138 6166 6239

Address: No. 1079 Binjiang West Road, Jiangyin, Jiangsu

SMM Contact

Bao Jinyong

13159338158

baojinyong@smm.cn

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