Cement Network Video: a Cement Enterprise Was Interviewed, and the Implementation of Peak-Staggered Production Policy Was Not in Place

2025-12-05 15:52:11

Ashan Cement in Habahe County, Xinjiang failed to implement the requirements of cement peak staggering production in 2023-2024, failed to shut down the kiln within the prescribed time period as required, and produced 119,000 tons of clinker in violation of regulations. The enterprise has completed the rectification task in 2025.

On December 4, the Administrative Office of Altay Prefecture in Xinjiang announced the completion of the 23rd rectification task of ecological environmental protection supervision. Previously, Ashan Cement in Habahe County failed to implement the requirements of cement peak staggering production in 2023-2024, failed to stop the kiln in the prescribed time period as required, and produced 119,000 tons of clinker in violation of regulations. The local government has promoted the rectification by adjusting the peak time of the enterprise, interviewing the legal person of the enterprise, and strengthening supervision. After inspection, the enterprise has completed the rectification task in 2025.

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Cement Network Video: a Cement Enterprise Was Interviewed, and the Implementation of Peak-Staggered Production Policy Was Not in Place

2025-12-05 15:52:11

CEMPI

93.72

+0.37 +0.4%

CONCPI

86.60

0.00 0.00%

CLKPI

95.77

-0.36 -0.37%

SPPI

40.93

-0.14 -0.34%

MORPI

71.83

-0.02 -0.03%

Cement Net comments: The overseas contribution of Western Cement continues to increase, and the domestic business turns from profit to loss!

Looking forward to the second half of the year, the overseas market is still the core support of the company's performance. Uganda's clinker production line has been put into operation in the first quarter of this year, and the production capacity will increase quarter by quarter. In addition, Zimbabwe and Angola's production lines are planned to be put into operation within this year. If they are completed and put into operation as scheduled, the company's market share in Africa is expected to further increase.