Seize the 10000-ton wharf of the Yangtze River! Direct cement sales in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai markets

At present, with the downward trend of the real estate industry, the domestic cement demand is declining obviously, and the market competition pressure is increasing. Waterway transportation plays an important role in realizing cross-regional sales of cement with its advantages of long distance and low cost. In recent years

, in order to expand the market influence and optimize the market layout, < a href = "https://price.ccement.com/brandnewslist-1-1000026." According to China Cement Network, Conch Cement has 30-40 10000-ton special wharfs in the eastern region. With the help of the convenient waterway transportation of the Yangtze River, it has effectively solved the problem of transportation cost and opened up a vast market in the Yangtze River Delta.

The Yangtze River is one of the busiest and most important water transportation arteries in China, and its importance is also self-evident for the cement and other building materials industry. Whoever can make full use of the advantages of the Yangtze River as a golden waterway will be able to seize the opportunity in the reconstruction of the cement industry pattern.

Data show that the wharf has a coastline of 160 meters, can berth 10000 tons of ships, has four cement powder transfer depots, two under construction, with a capacity of tens of thousands of tons. The main wharf is equipped with one set of 150t, 300t and 600t cement ship unloader respectively, one set of 5t and 16t crane respectively, in addition, it is equipped with 55000 square meters of steel structure workshop, and the workshop is equipped with dozens of 3-75t traveling cranes. In addition, there is a 2,000-ton inner harbor basin, which connects the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River and the main coastal wharfs. The inland river leads directly to the vast hinterland of southern Jiangsu, northern Jiangsu, Shandong and Zhejiang. It is a 10,000-ton wharf in the main channel of the Yangtze River, where resources are relatively scarce. All land property rights and wharf business licenses are complete, and the land and water transportation is quite convenient.