Jinneng Chemical completed the first propane trading business with a total of 46,000 tons
On November 25, news came out from Jinneng Technology that its subsidiary Jinneng Chemical (Qihe) Co., Ltd. recently completed the first propane trading business, with a total trade volume of 46,000 tons. This marks an important step for the company to integrate the two major production bases of Qihe and Qingdao, accelerate the extension of the product chain, and achieve diversified business development.
It is reported that Jinneng Chemical (Qihe) is 100% funded by Jinneng Technology and obtained a business license on August 16 this year, and its business scope includes the manufacture of basic chemical raw materials. The company said that the establishment of Jinneng Chemical (Qihe) is conducive to the company's expansion of import and export trade channels and the overall enhancement of the company's comprehensive strength and competitiveness.
Jinneng Technology said that in the future, the company will introduce the world's advanced technology and first-class equipment, and layout raw material procurement and product sales in the world.
2026-09-10
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