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Explosive Co. Ltd.
002096 · XSHE · Specialty Chemicals · China
Explosive Co. Ltd. is a leading enterprise engaged in the manufacture of explosives and related services, primarily serving the mining, infrastructure, and defense sectors. The company's primary function is to produce a wide range of explosive materials, including civil explosives and industrial detonators, which facilitate efficient mining excavations, construction projects, and military applications. Notable for its advanced research and innovation, Explosive Co. Ltd. consistently develops high-performance products which enhance safety measures and operational precision in high-risk environments. In the financial market, Explosive Co. Ltd. occupies a crucial position by supplying indispensable materials that enable the continued expansion and progress of essential industries such as energy, quarrying, and development. Its contribution is vital to maintaining the supply chain dynamics of raw materials, thus underpinning the growth of associated industries. Such a role emphasizes the significance of Explosive Co. Ltd.'s operations in both maintaining current market structures and supporting future infrastructure projects on a global scale.
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Basic Materials sector · China
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