Yihao Pharmaceutical Chemical's Annual Output of 25,000 Tons of Coatings and Other Projects are Being Announced
Recently, Jiangxi Yihao Pharmaceutical Chemical Co., Ltd.'s annual output of 25,000 tons of fluorine-containing coatings, adhesives, and saturated polyester series projects is undergoing an environmental impact assessment announcement.
The project was constructed by Jiangxi Yihao Pharmaceutical Chemical Co., Ltd. with an investment of 240 million yuan. The project is located in the Fluorine Salt New Materials Industrial Base in Huichang, Jiangxi Province, China and is a new project. The project land area is 30 acres, with a total construction area of 14080.36 square meters. It mainly constructs production workshops, warehouses, storage tank areas, storage yards, loading and unloading areas, comprehensive buildings and their auxiliary facilities, environmental protection facilities, etc. After the project is completed, it is expected to have an annual output of 25,000 tons of fluorine-containing coatings, adhesives, and saturated polyester series.
The investment and construction of a fluorine-containing coating project by Jiangxi Yihao Pharmaceutical Chemical Co., Ltd. is not only in line with the development direction of national industrial policies, but will also contribute to promoting the development of the industry in a green and environmentally friendly direction.
It is believed that the successful implementation of this project will effectively promote Jiangxi Yihao Pharmaceutical Chemical Co., Ltd. to expand new business areas and enhance the core competitiveness of the company. It will also bring considerable employment opportunities and tax revenue to the local area, and inject new energy into local economic development. At the same time, this project will also promote the industry to contribute to the development of green environmental protection. We look forward to the smooth implementation of this project and injecting new vitality into the development of the industry.
2026-10-23
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