Baise Mining Group Inaugurates Coal-Power-Aluminum Integrated Project

Anhui Longfeng Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. implemented a technical transformation project, built a new standardized factory building in the original factory area, eliminated old steel casting equipment, added intelligent production equipment, and laid out a track for magnesium-based lightweight supporting equipment. At present, the renovation of the original factory building is basically completed, and trial production is expected to start in early November; the main body of the office building is completed, and the land for the foundry factory is being leveled. The overall project is expected to be completed and put into operation in May next year. After the project reaches full production, it will be able to produce 10,000 tons of precision cast steel machinery parts and 6,000 tons of magnesium-aluminum alloy precision parts annually.

On November 5, Pangeo Technology Co., Ltd. announced that, with the aim of strengthening international economic cooperation, developing an export-oriented economy, participating in global market competition, enhancing its competitive edge abroad, and further expanding its overseas presence—and following a thorough assessment of Canada’s political, legal, and economic investment climate—the company plans to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. This new entity will be set up through Pangeo Corporation, an existing wholly-owned subsidiary, and will focus on operations including aluminum alloy die-casting, CNC machining, assembly, and coating.

Recently, a key project in the Yuanjiaba Aluminum Industrial Park—located within the Guangyuan Economic and Technological Development Zone—reached a major milestone. Construction of the first phase of the 500,000-ton-per-annum molten aluminum alloy distribution and sharing center is now complete, including all supporting infrastructure. Equipment commissioning is expected to conclude by the end of November, paving the way for full-scale production. This project will serve as a powerful catalyst for the Guangyuan aluminum-based new materials industry, helping to address existing gaps, strengthen industrial chains, and drive transformation. With a total investment of 350 million yuan, the project spans approximately 52 mu (about 3.5 hectares) and features a planned total floor area of ​​roughly 24,000 square meters. Since construction began, the project team has maintained strict quality control and adhered to a rigorous timeline to ensure efficient progress. Currently, the smelting workshop, auxiliary utility buildings, site infrastructure, and related facilities are fully constructed, and production equipment has been installed, marking the final stage of pre-production testing. The project employs an innovative, intensive operational model—centralized smelting and molten metal supply—which will gradually replace the traditional, inefficient practice of individual enterprises operating their own separate smelting furnaces. This approach effectively eliminates redundant construction, significantly reduces energy consumption and pollutant emissions, and alleviates the environmental compliance burden and energy costs for enterprises. It will help the industrial park move away from extensive, resource-heavy production methods, fostering a comprehensive transition toward a greener, low-carbon industrial model. Moving forward, the project team will focus on integrated equipment testing to ensure the facility becomes operational and reaches its targeted performance goals on schedule. Once in operation, the project will further refine Guangyuan’s aluminum-based new materials industrial ecosystem, expand the scale of the industrial cluster, and provide a robust foundation for the high-quality development of the industrial economy within the Guangyuan Economic and Technological Development Zone.