Rongxin Shoji Co., Ltd. Supports SMM in Creating the "2026 Global Secondary Copper Industry Distribution Map"

Published: Jul 29, 2026 11:02

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The global secondary copper industry is at a critical stage of tightening resources, green transformation, and intensifying global competition. As environmental protection policies continue to tighten and the energy crisis deepens, secondary copper is playing an increasingly prominent role in alleviating the tight supply of primary copper and driving low-carbon development, thanks to its significant environmental advantages and economic value. Currently, the global copper industry chain faces multiple pressures, including fragile supply, demand transformation, and low-carbon upgrading. Major economies are listing copper as a critical mineral, and international competition over secondary copper resources is becoming increasingly fierce. Optimizing the industry chain structure, improving recycling efficiency, and aligning global standards have become the top priorities for the industry.

To help the industry fully grasp global policy trends and market dynamics,SMM and Eishin Corporation jointly produce , which focuses on industry development directions and conveys market insights, aiming to provide practitioners with an authoritative and professional industry distribution guide.

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The Shinto Holdings Group, through its subsidiaries Kitayama Corporation, Ryuichi Corporation, and Eishin Corporation, operates logistics and 30 business locations across Japan, developing a recycling network for secondary copper and non-ferrous metals, international resource circulation, and logistics and import-export trade in Europe, America, and Asia. It builds a resource circulation platform utilizing AI and DX to contribute to a sustainable future society.

Eishin Corporation

www.essyoji.com

yuei2222@yahoo.co.jp

Li Jiabao WeChat: lijiabao7777

16-2 Hachikenyadani, Hirono-cho, Uji-shi, Kyoto-fu 611-0031

TEL: 0081-774-41-2118 FAX: 0081-774-41-2285

SMM Co-Production Contact Person

Liu Mingkang

156 5309 0867

liumingkang@smm.cn

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