Take the mine one after another! Conch Cement Supplements "Ammunition" in Guangdong, Hunan and Chongqing

2024-04-12 15:17:09

According to China Cement Network, recently, Conch Cement has successively won several limestone mining rights for cement in Guangdong, Guangxi, Chongqing, Hunan and other places, and the reserves of each mine are not small.

Mine is the main raw material for cement production. For enterprises, mastering mine resources is equivalent to mastering the lifeblood of enterprise survival and development to some extent. Especially in the increasingly fierce competition in the cement industry, cement enterprises should reasonably consider the scale of production to replace the reserve mine capacity, and reserve mine resources appropriately and timely. We should not only ensure the sustainability of production and grasp the initiative of production, but also make reasonable bids and occupy funds to ensure that enterprises can obtain better economic benefits. To ensure that enterprises remain invincible in the market.

Conch Cement has obviously seen this. In addition to actively expanding market share in the front line of the market, it also supplements "ammunition" for enterprises in some important clinker bases. According to China Cement Network, recently, Conch Cement has successively won several limestone mining rights for cement in Guangdong, Guangxi, Chongqing, Hunan and other places, and the reserves of each mine are not small.

On April 11, Hunan Conch Cement Co., Ltd. won the mining right of Baiyanlong Limestone Mine in Xinhua County, Loudi City, Hunan Province for 277 million yuan. According to

the data, by the end of April 2023, there are resources within the scope of the proposed mining right: a total of 94.584 million tons of limestone resources for cement (proven + controlled + inferred), including 51.935 million tons of proven resources, 39.607 million tons of controlled resources and 3.042 million tons of inferred resources; The controlled resource of clay ore for cement batching is 972,000 tons.

On March 26, the Natural Resources Bureau of Xinfeng County issued a public announcement on the transfer of mining rights in Qishigang Quarry of Guangdong Hongfeng Cement Co., Ltd. Guangdong Conch Hongfeng Cement Co., Ltd. obtained the mining right of the mine at a transfer price of 257 million yuan.

On January 25, Fusui Xinning Conch Cement won the mining right of Limestone Mine in Mumin North Mining Area, Changping Township, Fusui County, Chongzuo, Guangxi, with a transaction price of 729 million yuan. Limestone resources are 298 million tons, with an annual output of 9.8 million tons. In October

2023, Chongqing Conch Cement successfully won the mining right of limestone mine for slate water cement in Shizi Township, Zhongxian County with 803 million yuan. It is reported that the mine is limestone for cement, with a resource reserve of 306 million tons and a planned transfer period of 24.9 years.

It is understood that in addition to Anhui, Guangdong, Hunan and Chongqing are all important distribution points of Conch Cement Clinker Base, and the annual clinker production capacity of Conch Cement is basically the top three in the region.

The "T-shaped strategy" has always been the key to the success of Conch Cement. It not only mastered cheap and high-quality raw materials for cement production, but also reduced transportation costs along the Yangtze River and coastal areas. The perfect integration of the eastern market and the resources along the Yangtze River has also made Conch Cement firmly control the market initiative.

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Etuoke Banner Yongheng Cement Co., Ltd. was established on July 29, 2009, with its registered address located in the south of Jinghua Oxygen Plant, Qipanjing Industrial Park, Qipanjing Town, Etuoke Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and its legal representative is Wu Yongping. Its business scope includes licensed business items: production and sales of cement. General business items: sales of coal gangue, fly ash, clinker, limestone, granulated slag and gypsum.