Tu Shunzu, President of Yunnan Southwest Cement, Visits China Cement Network

2024-01-02 13:37:47

On the first day of construction in 2024, Tu Shunzu, president of Yunnan Southwest Cement, and his delegation paid a special visit to China Cement Network and were warmly received by Shao Jun, chairman of China Cement Network.

On the first day of construction in

2024, Tu Shunzu, president of Yunnan Southwest Cement , and his delegation paid a special visit to China Cement Network and were warmly received by Shao Jun, chairman of China Cement Network.

Shao Jun said that China Cement Network took the lead in creating an industrial big data system and a series of index systems for bulk building materials in the industry, and actively laid out a digital factory and a digital channel supply chain service system to help cement and upstream and downstream industries achieve comprehensive digitalization. In addition, China Cement Network also grasps the pulse of the development of the industry and the times, and timely launches the "Digital New Energy DNE", aiming to build a large data platform covering photovoltaic, hydrogen energy, energy storage and other new energy industries, and to serve the healthy and high-quality development of the industry.

Tu Shunzu recognized the achievements made by China Cement Network in its own digital construction and promoting the digital transformation and development of the cement industry. Tu Shunzu pointed out that the future era is the digital age, hoping that China Cement Network can continue to work hard to become an important platform to promote the digital, intelligent and green development of the cement industry.

During the exchange, the two sides also discussed the current situation of the cement market and the development trend of the cement industry next year.

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Recently, the overall domestic demand has declined steadily, coupled with the weakening of local cost support, and the price of concrete has been stable and small. From November 14 to November 20, the national concrete price index closed at 112.35 points, down 0.13% annually and 10.08% year-on-year.