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Shandong Jinjing Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
600586 · XSHG · Specialty Chemicals · China
Shandong Jinjing Science & Technology Co., Ltd. is a China-based company engaged in the production and distribution of high-quality glass products. Specializing in float glass manufacturing, the company serves various sectors, including construction, automotive, and solar energy. Its comprehensive product range includes Low-E glass, TCO glass, ultra-clear float glass, and photovoltaic glass, known for their energy-efficiency and quality. This positions Shandong Jinjing as a significant player in the global glass market, particularly in emerging technologies and sustainable energy solutions. The company’s innovation in glass technologies not only caters to traditional industries like real estate and automobiles but is also crucial for the fast-growing renewable energy sector. Situated in Shandong province, China, the firm leverages its regional advantages to maintain competitive supply chains and export capabilities, strengthening its market presence both domestically and internationally. As a key contributor to technology-driven glass solutions, Shandong Jinjing's products are pivotal in the global transition towards more sustainable and energy-efficient architectural and industrial frameworks.
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Natural Rubber Supply Chain
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Petrochemicals Supply Chain
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