As a manufacturer and investor of non-metallic materials, China National Building Material (CNBM) actively responds to the Belt and Road Initiative, continuously expands international markets and growth space, accelerates integration into the new development paradigm, and has become a leading enterprise in China's non-metallic materials industry going global. In 2025, all enterprises will expand incremental growth, optimize existing assets, grasp variables, and strengthen quality, pushing international business and localized development to a new level.

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Harbin FRP Institute's Lepu Industrial, under China Building Materials Academy, signs Morocco seawater desalination project

Recently, Lepu Industrial of Harbin FRP Institute, under China Building Materials Academy, successfully signed a Morocco seawater desalination project with a water production capacity of 548,000 tons/day. Currently, Morocco is facing a severe water resource shortage, and seawater desalination has become a key approach to resolving the water crisis. Lepu Industrial, relying on advanced technology and reliable quality, supplies separation membrane housing products for the project. The signing of the project not only demonstrates Lepu Industrial's technical strength and market competitiveness, but also lays a solid foundation for the company to expand into international markets. At the same time, the project will provide local people with clean and safe drinking water, bring significant social and environmental benefits to Morocco, and promote the sustainable development of the regional economy.

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Zhongfu Lianzhong's 35-meter-class composite rotor sails win praise from overseas customers

Recently, the composite rotor sails produced by Zhongfu Lianzhong demonstrated good operating conditions and significant energy-saving and emission-reduction effects with obvious economic benefits during navigation. According to the tripartite agreement between Anemoi, Brazilian mining giant Vale, and Omani shipowner Asyad, the five sets of rotor sails previously delivered by the company have been installed on the 40,000-tonne ore carrier Sohar Max, making it the world's largest vessel using sail-assisted propulsion technology. According to calculations, the use of rotor sail-assisted propulsion technology can help Sohar Max reduce energy consumption by 6% and cut carbon emissions by an average of 3,000 tons per year.

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CNBM International Engineering Glass Engineering Company signs EPC contract with Vietnam for ultra-clear photovoltaic glass deep-processing production line

Recently, CNBM International Engineering Glass Engineering Company signed an EPC contract with Vietnam's Daphanh Group for an ultra-clear photovoltaic glass deep-processing production line. This is another cooperation milestone following the signing of the EPC contract for the glass production line's raw glass, realizing the extension and expansion of the company's business from raw glass technical services to deep-processing industry technical services. This renewed cooperation marks Daphanh Group's comprehensive recognition of China National Building Material Engineering Group's technical capabilities across the entire glass engineering process, and is of great significance for the company to further expand the Vietnamese market.

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Sinoma Energy Conservation signs waste heat power generation contract for Vietnam Hai Phong Cement

Recently, Sinoma Energy Conservation successfully signed an EPC contract for a waste heat power generation project with Hai Phong Cement, a subsidiary of Vietnam Industrial Cement Group, in Vietnam. The successful signing of this project marks a substantive step forward in the cooperation between Sinoma Energy Conservation and Vietnam Industrial Cement Group and is of great significance for Sinoma Energy Conservation's international market expansion.

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Shangrao Sinoma signs conveyor equipment contract for Congo Bougoumasi potash mine project

Recently, Shangrao Sinoma successfully signed a contract for 28 sets of conveyor equipment for the Congo Bougoumasi potash mine project. The successful signing of this project represents a major breakthrough for the company in external markets and industries. Shangrao Sinoma is committed to building high-end equipment and meets customer needs and gains recognition through professional and high-quality products. Its products are now widely used in cement, metallurgy, power, coal, and many other industries, and have been exported to more than 50 countries and regions including Germany and the United States, providing various types of conveyor equipment and services for more than 1,800 production lines at home and abroad.

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Sinoma Construction's two Czech projects commence pile foundation works smoothly

Recently, the pile foundation works of Sinoma Construction's Czech CIZ clay calcination project and Czech Mokra clinker line project commenced successively, kicking off on-site construction in the Czech projects. Both projects' pile foundation works adopt a localized subcontracting model and started pile construction according to the contract schedule, creating favorable conditions for large-scale civil construction after the winter. The Czech projects actively practice the regional integrated management of the French company; the two projects coordinate the preparation of tender documents, tender technical management, contractor resource management, and tender compliance management, improving tender efficiency and better controlling performance risks through effective resource coordination.

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Sinoma Construction South Africa Company participates in the 2025 Mining INDABA exhibition

Recently, Sinoma Construction South Africa Company participated in the 2025 Investing in African Mining Indaba held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The conference is one of the world's largest mining investment events, aimed at connecting investors with mining companies and promoting the economic and sustainable development of African mining. Through illustrated display boards, dynamic and informative promotional videos, and well-produced brochures, the South Africa Company showcased in an all-round manner its business layout, project achievements, and technological innovation capabilities in the mining sector. During the exhibition, it proactively visited peer companies, thoroughly promoted the company's business, strengthened its brand image, and held in-depth discussions with industry experts and potential partners on topics such as market trends, technological innovation, and project cooperation, extensively collecting industry information and actively seeking potential cooperation opportunities.