Guangxi Beigang Resources Shines at SME 2026 Shanghai Metals Week

Published: Nov 05, 2026 15:05 (GMT+8)

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To adapt to the reshaping global trade landscape and the commodity supercycle driven by new quality productive forces, accelerate the implementation of Shanghai's deployment on building a commodity resource allocation hub in the opening year of the 15th Five-Year Plan, and further promote the Action Plan for Strengthening Futures-Spot Linkage to Elevate the Nonferrous Metals Commodity Level (18 measures), advancing the "Shanghai Price" from a regional indicator to an international benchmark, SMM will host the "2026 Shanghai Metals Expo" (SME) on November 16-19, 2026.

Against this backdrop, the 2026 Shanghai Metals Expo will be grandly held on November 16-19 in Shanghai. SMM, together with Guangxi Beibu Gulf Resources Development Co., Ltd., cordially invites you to attend the event. Under the theme of "Reshaping Cycles, Pricing the Future," this year's SME Shanghai Metals Expo focuses on core variables such as global macro policy shifts, geopolitical supply chain restructuring, and the metals supercycle, aiming to create an annual gathering for the metals and related industries that serves as an "information hub, pricing benchmark, trading platform, and networking circle," helping the industry move from passively enduring cycles to actively participating in pricing. Click to sign up now. We look forward to meeting you at the event.

State-Owned Enterprise Credibility, Integrity as Gold, Service from the Heart

Guangxi Beibu Gulf Resources Development Co., Ltd. ("Beibu Gulf Resources") was established in May 2015 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Guangxi Beibu Gulf International Port Group Co., Ltd. ("Beibu Gulf Port Group"). It is the earliest state-owned enterprise in Guangxi engaged in international commodity trade and supply chain business. Leveraging the Beibu Gulf International Gateway Port and the New Western Land-Sea Corridor, the company actively explores markets along the "Belt and Road" initiative, with business focused on three major industry chains: metals, minerals, and oils & oilseeds. Its operations span nonferrous metals, mineral products, agricultural products, metallurgical raw materials, stainless steel, oils & oilseeds, and other diverse fields, with operating platforms established in Nanning, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

Beibu Gulf Resources is the first bulk commodity trade and supply chain state-owned enterprise in Guangxi to obtain AEO Advanced Certification from customs. It has successively received honors and qualifications including Class A trade enterprise as assessed by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the first pilot enterprise in the autonomous region for trade foreign exchange receipt and payment facilitation in service trade, Guangxi "Contract-Honoring and Credit-Worthy" Enterprise, sample enterprise for China Customs Trade Prosperity Statistical Survey (imports), and "9 Consecutive A" tax credit rating enterprise. In recent years, its performance has continued to grow, with revenue reaching 44.5 billion yuan in 2024 and 48.3 billion yuan in 2025, ranking among the top key trading enterprises in Guangxi. It has become a mainstay for Beibu Gulf Port Group's stable growth and a pacesetter for Guangxi's stable foreign trade.

Beigang Resources is committed to building a safe, efficient, and reliable global supply chain system, continuously creating value for clients.

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