[SMM Stainless Steel Flash] Shandong Xingyi 1.05B Yuan Precision Cold Rolling Project to Start Production in October

Published: Mar 30, 2026 15:30

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Shandong Xingyi Metallurgical Equipment Co., Ltd. is moving forward with its high-speed precision cold rolling mill manufacturing project in Guan County, Liaocheng. With a total investment of 1.05 billion yuan, the facility features three interconnected stainless steel workshops designed for fully integrated, end-to-end production of cold rolling equipment. Having broken ground in June 2025, the project has completed its foundation work and is on track for an October 2026 launch. Once operational, it will produce 30 sets of cold rolling equipment annually, filling a key gap in the region’s high-end machinery manufacturing sector.

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