Guangdong Yifu Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. invites you to attend the 2026 SMM Lithium Battery Raw Materials Conference.

Published: Aug 25, 2026 14:00

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The global energy transition has entered the "deep water zone." Nickel, cobalt, and lithium are no longer simple "cyclical commodities" but core bargaining chips for national energy security and industrial warfare. On the supply side, resource nationalism is tightening its grip.

Major resource-producing countries have collectively tightened export and development policies, marking the end of the era of low-cost expansion. The current situation is such that any policy "ripple" in one country can trigger "stormy waves" across the global market. On the demand side, the "dual engines" of new energy vehicles and energy storage continue to surge.

On one hand, rigid demand is experiencing explosive growth; on the other hand, supply is increasingly constrained under the pressure of policies, environmental protection, and geopolitics, making elasticity shrink. The supply-demand mismatch is widening sharply, forcing a mandatory revaluation of industrial value. The key to breaking the deadlock lies in technology variables.

Hosted by SMM (Shanghai Metals Market), the 2026 SMM Lithium Battery Raw Material Conference,Guangdong Yifu Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd.as a sponsor, will attend in style, gathering global core players in Chengdu to focus on three things: decoding changes, linking resources, and finding deterministic growth paths.

We sincerely invite your participation! Click the to register for the conference now. See you in Chengdu.

Booth Number: A20

Yifu Intelligent was founded in 1999. It is a national high-tech enterprise and a national-level specialized "Little Giant" enterprise, focusing on nanomaterial grinding equipment and production line system solutions.

The company's headquarters is located in Songshan Lake, Dongguan, with nearly 2,000㎡ of R&D and office space; it has a 104 mu modern production site in Xiangyang, Hubei, with large-scale and standardized manufacturing capabilities.

Rooted in China, with a global footprint: the company has subsidiaries in South Korea and India, and offices in Japan, the US, and many other countries, with business covering more than 30 countries and regions worldwide.

Its product line covers a full range of sand mills from laboratory scale to large-scale production lines, with core advantages of large scale, intelligence, and energy efficiency. Widely applied in key fields such as new energy, chemicals, and electronic materials, it has served hundreds of top-tier players, state-owned enterprises, and publicly listed firms, and is a global leader in system solutions for new material production lines.

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