Advantages of Jingxing paper industry

The advantages of Jingxing Paper are hard to say, because the company has been developing packaging paper for a long time and has occupied enough market share.

Personal opinion:

To some extent, the advantages of enterprises are mainly concentrated on industrial scale. When this enterprise develops better and better, the price of raw materials will be further reduced, the production cost will be reduced, and the market share will be gradually expanded. The traditional wrapping paper industry itself has a certain monopoly, and Jingxing Paper has the corresponding market competitiveness, which is also the advantage of Jingxing Paper.

Jingxing Paper Official Information:

1. jing xing Holdings (Malaysia) Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of jing xing Paper Co., Ltd. in Selangor, Malaysia. This project is a new pulp and paper production base built by jing xing Paper in Malaysia in response to the national "One Belt and One Road" strategic policy and the local government's industrial structure adjustment strategy, based on the company's century-old development plan and in order to recreate the strategic goal of "New King Star".

2. The annual output of this project is planned to be 65.438+400,000 tons of pulp and paper, with a total investment of about 300 million US dollars. We will choose the most advanced manufacturing equipment and technology in the world and adopt the most advanced management concept to meet the needs of customers to the maximum extent. At present, the progress of the project is in line with expectations, and a series of work such as site selection, approval and planning have been completed. It is estimated that the first phase of 202 1 project can be put into production.

Stock investment:

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