Udragon’s 4600 t/a of pesticide technical project is progressing smoothly, and the main infrastructure is expected to be completed by the end of October
Since the beginning of this year, Yongchang County in Gansu Province has promoted the high-quality development of enterprises with project construction. Continuously improve service efficiency, through continuous optimization of the business environment, in the field of project construction, procedures and other areas to provide enterprises with high-quality, efficient and intimate services, and constantly enhance the confidence and vitality of the development of enterprises.
Recently, a reporter interviewed the Hexibao Town industrial park Gansu Beida’s 4600 t/a of pesticide production line construction project. The site saw that the tower crane was standing in great number, the sound of the machine was rumbling, the construction workers had a clear division of labor and were full of effort, and the construction management staff were carefully checking each construction site to ensure safe construction.
Gansu Beida’s 4600 t/a of pesticide production line construction project is invested by Udragon with a total estimated investment of 500 million yuan. It is planned to build an annual output of 4000 tons of Difenoconazole and 600 tons of Zoxamid production lines, and is expected to achieve an annual production and sales revenue of 4.8 billion yuan after completion of the project. And provide 600 jobs for the society.
Hong Jingxue said that the project since the beginning of June this year, is now under construction of the first phase of the main four plant construction, planned to be capped at the end of August, other projects large and small total of more than 40, has now started about 25, planned to be completed by the end of October this year; The project is progressing smoothly and the construction schedule is implemented according to plan
It is reported that Gansu Beida, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Udragon, is a comprehensive pesticide chemical production enterprise integrating scientific research and development, production and operation. The main products are pesticide intermediates, pesticide drugs and new chemical materials.
2026-08-31
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