Cement Net Video: Sinoma International's Wholly-owned Subsidiary Signs C $299 Million Contract

2026-01-19 11:13:32

On January 16, Sinoma International announced that Sinoma Construction, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, had signed the Agreement on Design, Procurement and Supervision Services with Canada's Anmeirui, with a tentative total contract value of 299 million Canadian dollars.

On January 16, Sinoma International announced that Sinoma Construction, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, had signed the Agreement on Design, Procurement and Supervision Services with Canada's Anmeirui, with a tentative total contract value of 299 million Canadian dollars. The contract stipulates that Sinoma Construction will provide engineering design, commissioning, procurement, supply and other related services for a clinker line and alternative fuel system with a daily output of 3300 tons in Anmeirui, Canada.

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On January 16, Sinoma International announced that Sinoma Construction, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, had signed the Agreement on Design, Procurement and Supervision Services with Canada's Anmeirui, with a tentative total contract value of 299 million Canadian dollars.

2026-01-19 11:13:32

On October 13, the Office of Industry and Information Technology of Jiangxi Province announced that due to the revision of the policy of capacity replacement in the cement and glass industry by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Office of Industry and Information Technology of Jiangxi Province decided to abolish the Rules for the Implementation of Capacity Replacement in the Cement and Glass Industry of Jiangxi Province (Gongxin Regulation No.2024) from the date of issuance of the notice, and to abolish the "Rules for the Implementation of Capacity Replacement in the Cement and Glass Industry of Jiangxi Province". The capacity replacement of cement and glass industry in the whole province will be handled in accordance with the relevant policies of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in the future.