Log off! Postponement! Changes in mine safety production permits of several cement enterprises of China Resources and Red Lion

2026-01-08 09:06:37

Recently, the Fujian Provincial Emergency Management Department issued two announcements, namely, the Announcement of Cancellation of Safety Production Licenses for Non-coal Mines (the 4th batch in 2025) and the Announcement of Administrative Licenses for Mines (the 4th batch in 2025), which involved the changes of safety production licenses for several cement enterprises.

regard to the cancellation of safety production licenses for non-coal mines: Limestone Mine (Line 58-73) of Fujian Makeng Mining Co., Ltd., Wukengtou Southeast Mine, Meilin Limestone Mine , Xinyan Cement Co., Ltd., Datian County, Fujian Province Daejeon < IMG src="https://img7.ccement.com/news/2601/richtext/img/v5ehg9awwpc1767835635265.

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Log off! Postponement! Changes in mine safety production permits of several cement enterprises of China Resources and Red Lion

2026-01-08 09:06:37

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Cement network data: cement output forecast of 31 provinces and cities in China in May 2026

According to the cement output forecast data of 31 provinces and cities in China from January to May, the total cement output in China from January to May decreased by 10.17% compared with the same period last year, and in May, it decreased by 9.67% compared with the same period last year, which increased by a certain amount compared with April. Among the provinces and cities, some provinces and cities have a large change in the cumulative year-on-year from January to May, such as Beijing, which has a significant increase in the cumulative year-on-year growth, reaching 21.94%, while Shaanxi, which has a relatively prominent decline in the cumulative year-on-year growth, reaching -21.98%. The output increase in May was also different from that in April. The output increase in Xinjiang was relatively more than that in April, and the output in Beijing in May was less than that in April.