The 4th China (Jiangxi) International Nonferrous Metals and Metallurgical Industry Exhibition, 2027 The 4th China (Jiangxi) International Nonferrous Metals and Metallurgical Industry Exhibition in 2027 Date: March 28-30, 2027 Venue: Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center "World Tungsten Capital" "World Copper Capital" "Asia's Lithium Capital" "Rare Earth Kingdom" Concurrent Events: The 4th China (Jiangxi) International Green Mining Exhibition, 2027 The 4th China (Jiangxi) International Foundry, Die Casting, Forging, Heat Treatment and Industrial Furnace Exhibition, 2027 [Jiangxi's Many Firsts] New China's first aircraft, first diesel wheeled tractor, first military sidecar motorcycle, first coastal defense missile, first artificial satellite, and today's C919 large passenger aircraft were all born here. [Industrial Advantages] The nonferrous metals industry is the largest pillar industry of Jiangxi Province. The energy consumption dual controls, dual carbon policies, and the new connotations of high-quality development have put forward new requirements for strengthening and expanding the nonferrous metals industry. Promoting the further healthy, rapid, and orderly development of the nonferrous metals industry and enhancing its core competitiveness is an inevitable requirement for transforming from a province rich in nonferrous metal resources to a province with a strong nonferrous metals industry, and is also an important lever for Jiangxi to achieve carbon peaking by 2030. Leveraging Jiangxi Province's abundant nonferrous mineral resources, Jiangxi's nonferrous metals industry has developed rapidly, with continuously expanding scale and improving standards. It has become Jiangxi's largest pillar industry and is currently a key "trillion-yuan-level" industry being cultivated in Jiangxi. It is the undisputed "ballast stone" of Jiangxi's manufacturing sector. Jiangxi has become an important nonferrous metal ore mining and production site in China. Jiangxi Province enjoys superior metallogenic geological conditions and abundant mineral resources, making it one of China's important bases for nonferrous metals, rare metals, rare earth, and uranium minerals, with a relatively high degree of mineral resource complementarity. Jiangxi's seven major categories of minerals — copper, tungsten, rare earth, uranium, tantalum-niobium, gold, and silver — are known as the "Seven Golden Flowers." According to Jiangxi Province's "2+6+N" Action Plan for High-Quality Leapfrog Industrial Development, the province's nonferrous metals industry plans to achieve a trillion-yuan level in main business revenue. To promote the healthy development of Jiangxi Province's nonferrous metals industry, facilitate foreign economic and trade cooperation, and guide Jiangxi's nonferrous metals industry to align with international standards, the Organizing Committee, after conducting multiple in-depth grassroots surveys and project analyses with government authorities and industry associations, has decided to hold the "4th China (Jiangxi) International Nonferrous Metals and Metallurgical Industry Exhibition, 2027" at the Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center on March 28-30, 2027. We look forward to seeing you there. [ Exhibition Dates ] Registration and Booth Setup: March 26-27, 2027 Opening Ceremony: March 28, 2027, 9:30 Exhibition and Trading: March 28-30, 2027 Dismantling: March 30, 2027, 14:00 [Scope of Exhibits] Non-ferrous Metal Raw Materials: copper, aluminum, magnesium, titanium, zinc, lead, manganese, zirconium, vanadium, nickel, molybdenum, silicon, antimony, tin, chromium, tungsten, tantalum, indium and other non-ferrous metal mineral product raw materials, magnetic materials, rare and rare earth materials, precious metal materials and various alloy materials; Non-ferrous Metal Products: copper products, aluminum products, titanium alloy products, magnesium alloy products, powder metallurgy products, etc.; Metallurgical Equipment and Technology: smelting furnaces and kilns, refining equipment, smelting pumps and valves, conveying equipment, heat exchange equipment, flue gas acid-making equipment, corrosion-resistant equipment, hydrometallurgy, electrolysis equipment, large power rectifier power supplies, electrolytic cells, extraction equipment, surface treatment equipment, etc.; Metal Processing Machine Tools: lathes, milling machines, sawing machines, drilling machines, grinding machines, punch presses, boring machines, machining centers, electrical discharge machines, wire cutting machines, laser processing equipment, etc.; Metal Automation Control Equipment: frequency converters, fieldbuses, industrial computers, instruments and meters, automation control, robots, electronic application systems, weighing instruments and information solutions for equipment manufacturing, etc.; Auxiliary Materials for Metal Production: chemicals, solvents, refractory materials, catalysts, gases, lubricating oils, etc.; Powder Metallurgy: raw materials, equipment, products, 3D printing, polymer powder materials, ceramic powder materials; Casting, Die Casting and Forging: castings, casting equipment, casting materials, casting molds, casting/pouring robots, new casting technology and supporting products, various heat treatment furnaces, industrial furnaces, die castings, die casting molds, die casting machines and peripheral equipment, post-processing equipment for die castings, surface treatment technology and equipment, die casting robots, new die casting technology and supporting products, forgings, flanges and rings, forging equipment and accessories, surface treatment technology and equipment, automation, forging mold manufacturing technology and equipment, forging raw materials. Geological (Mine) Exploration Technology and Equipment: geophysical exploration technology, geochemical exploration technology, aerial survey and remote sensing technology, surveying and mapping technology, geological data processing, mineral product analysis, laboratory instruments and meters. Mining Technology and Equipment: excavation equipment, drilling and rock drilling equipment, loading equipment, transportation equipment (excavators, loaders, underground mining vehicles, mining dump units), hoisting equipment, drilling, construction machinery, etc. [Media Promotion] 65 authoritative financial media outlets including Jiangxi Daily, Jiangxi Television Economic Channel, Dajiang Finance Channel, Jiangxi Net, China Net, China Daily Net, and China Finance Net; 10 major self-media platforms including Sohu, NetEase, and Toutiao; 53 industry-leading professional media outlets including China Mining Net, China Excavator Net, China Foundry Net, China Die Casting Net, China Auto Manufacturing Net, World Aluminum Net, China Nonferrous Metals Net, Nonferrous Metals Information Net, and Metalworking, along with 180 other industry-related professional media outlets; Comprehensive coverage of key words search clients through online search platforms such as Baidu Promotion and 360 Promotion; [Concurrent Events] 2027 China Foundry Technology Innovation Outstanding Contribution Award Ceremony 2027 China Metallurgical Melting and Casting Technology Seminar 2027 China Recycled Metals Industry Chain Integrated Development Forum 2027 China NEV and Auto Body Lightweighting Peak Forum 2027 China Green Mine Development Forum [Exhibition Rules] ★ Standard booth 3m×3m: China enterprises: RMB 9,800 yuan/booth; overseas enterprises: RMB 15,800 yuan/booth; ★ International brand booth (9 ㎡, deluxe decoration) RMB 12,800 yuan/booth; overseas enterprises: RMB 18,800 yuan/booth; ★ Indoor bare space (minimum 36 ㎡): China enterprises: RMB 1,000 yuan/㎡; overseas enterprises: RMB 2,000 yuan/㎡; Booth equipped with: two fluorescent tubes, one waste basket, display boards, header board, one table and two chairs, air conditioning, lighting, security, and cleaning services. Note: Bare space does not include any exhibition facilities. Special decoration management fees and hydropower fees charged by the venue shall be borne by the exhibitors and their special decoration contractors. [Organizing Committee Secretariat] Contact: Song Jia 132-1700-0270 (same on WeChat) Official website: http://www.jxysjs.net

SMM Alumina Morning Comment 3.24 Futures: During the night session, the most-traded alumina futures contract AO2605 opened at 3,065 yuan/mt, reaching a high of 3,067 yuan/mt and a low of 3,004 yuan/mt, and closed at 3,021 yuan/mt, down 54 yuan/mt from the previous day. Open interest decreased by 5,855 lots to 241,000 lots, as bulls and bears continued to wrestle in the market. Technically, the closing price was below MA5 (3,046.00), indicating some overhead resistance, but above MA10 (2,995.80) and MA30 (2,880), providing some bottom support. Meanwhile, the MACD indicator DIF (67.07) crossed above DEA (50.91), with the golden cross continuing and the histogram narrowing slightly to 32.32. Upward momentum persisted, and alumina futures are expected to be in the doldrums in the short term. Continued attention should be paid to geopolitical impacts and commissioning plans for new capacity. Industry Updates: 1) India's largest aluminum producer, Vedanta Aluminium, achieved a new emission reduction breakthrough at its Kodingamali bauxite mine by introducing electric loaders, reducing CO2 emissions from loading operations by 50%. The company is currently converting nearly half of its loading fleet from diesel to electric power, supporting its 2050 net-zero carbon emission target. At the Singaramm loading point, the original six diesel loaders were reconfigured to a "three diesel, three electric" setup, reducing carbon emissions by approximately 120 kg per hour. Ore: As of March 23, 2026, the SMM imported bauxite index was at $67.69/mt, up $1.41/mt from the previous trading day. The SMM Guinea FOB average price was at $38.5/mt, unchanged from the previous trading day. The SMM Guinea bauxite CIF average price was at $67/mt, up $0.5/mt from the previous trading day. The SMM Australia low-temperature bauxite CIF average price was at $61.5/mt, up $1/mt from the previous trading day. The SMM Australia high-temperature bauxite CIF average price was at $56.5/mt, up $1/mt from the previous trading day. The Malaysia bauxite CIF average price was at $50/mt, up $2.5/mt from the previous trading day. The Malaysia bauxite CIF (washed) average price was at $60/mt, up $0.5/mt from the previous trading day. The Ghana bauxite CIF price was at $75.5/mt, up $1/mt from the previous trading day. The bauxite CFR (Turkey) price was at $76.5/mt, up $3.5/mt WoW. Domestic ore side, prices remained under negotiation, with some regional differences in ore supply landscape. Imported ore side, affected by rising ocean freight rates and tight fuel supply in Guinea, major mines controlled shipments, and bauxite shipments declined significantly, with cost support bolstering expectations for higher ore prices. However, alumina refinery inventories in China remained at high levels, suppressing procurement demand, and price negotiations between buyers and sellers continued. Short-term ore prices are expected to rise in a stepwise manner, and the market should focus on the implementation of Guinea's "quota system" policy and ocean freight rate trends going forward. Spot Price: As of March 23, 2025, the SMM alumina index was at 2,755.82 yuan/mt, up 8.91 yuan/mt WoW. The SMM Shandong alumina index was at 2,729.35 yuan/mt, up 16.08 yuan/mt WoW. The SMM Henan alumina index was at 2,783.79 yuan/mt, up 8.02 yuan/mt WoW. The SMM Shanxi alumina index was at 2,769.88 yuan/mt, up 9.75 yuan/mt WoW. The SMM Guizhou alumina index was at 2,790.00 yuan/mt, up 4.55 yuan/mt WoW. The SMM Guangxi alumina index was at 2,763.23 yuan/mt, up 1.91 yuan/mt WoW. Spot-Futures Price Spread Daily Report: According to SMM data, on March 23, the SMM alumina index was at a discount of 338.18 yuan/mt against the most-traded contract based on the latest transaction price at 11:30 AM. Warrant Daily Report: On March 23, total registered alumina warrants increased by 6,274 mt from the previous trading day to 405,400 mt. Shandong region alumina warrants remained unchanged at 36,152 mt. Henan region alumina warrants remained unchanged at 6,011 mt. Guangxi region alumina warrants remained unchanged at 28,000 mt. Gansu region alumina warrants remained unchanged at 49,500 mt. Xinjiang region alumina warrants increased by 6,274 mt from the previous trading day to 286,900 mt. Markets Outside China: As of March 23, 2026, the FOB Western Australia alumina price was $302/mt, the ocean freight rate was $34.55/mt, and the USD/CNY selling rate was around 6.93. This translated to a selling price at major domestic ports of approximately 2,714.39 yuan/mt, which was 41.43 yuan/mt below the alumina index price. According to the SMM model, the import window was open. Summary: Supply side, the industry operating rate declined by 0.6 percentage points last week, and operating capacity continued to decrease. Weekly alumina production decreased by 9,000 mt this week. Inventory side, as of last Thursday, alumina market inventory saw a buildup of 18,000 mt WoW, mainly due to a notable increase in warrant volumes. Aluminum smelters continued to draw down their raw material inventories, which decreased by 6,000 mt this week. Overall raw material procurement sentiment was lukewarm, with some enterprises actively destocking after Chinese New Year. Alumina refinery finished product inventories decreased by 8,000 mt, mainly due to a slight decline in alumina operating capacity. Port inventory edged down by 3,000 mt this week, but a large volume of imported alumina is reportedly set to arrive at ports, and inventory may shift back to buildup. Futures-linked inventory rose significantly — with futures at a substantial premium to spot, some alumina was registered as warrants. SHFE warrant inventory saw a buildup of approximately 57,000 mt WoW, while in-transit and platform inventory declined by 23,000 mt. Overall, national alumina inventory rebounded slightly this week, but the destocking trend since March has not yet reversed. According to the SMM survey, some new alumina projects in Guangxi are expected to successively enter trial production and formal commissioning, and their commissioning progress warrants close attention going forward. [Data other than publicly available information is derived from public information, market communication, and SMM's internal database models, processed by SMM for reference only and does not constitute decision-making advice.]

Recently, two hydrogen-powered excavators, two hydrogen-powered loaders, and four hydrogen-powered wide-body mining trucks were officially put into operation in the Jinshan mining area, marking the implementation of the integrated “production, storage, refueling, transportation, and use” layout of Daye’s hydrogen energy industry in the application segment. This achieved the large-scale use of hydrogen-powered heavy engineering equipment in mining areas across China and injected new momentum into the green, low-carbon transformation of mines. As core equipment developed by Taiyuan Heavy Machinery, the TZ350EH hydrogen-powered excavator and TZ958EH hydrogen-powered loader worked in coordination with hydrogen-powered wide-body mining trucks, covering the entire process of mining, loading, and transportation. The equipment emitted only pure water, thoroughly improving the operating environment of traditional mining areas. This batch of hydrogen-powered equipment was deeply optimized for the complex working conditions of mines, with prominent core advantages: the hydrogen-powered excavator featured zero emissions and low noise, and could operate at full load after just five minutes of hydrogen refueling; the hydrogen-powered loader integrated hydrogen power with heavy-load performance and, equipped with proprietary technology, reduced consumption and improved efficiency; the hydrogen-powered wide-body mining truck offered fast energy replenishment, a high energy recovery rate, and excellent low-temperature starting performance, laying a solid foundation for green transportation. This large-scale deployment enabled hydrogen-powered equipment to undergo practical verification in real mining scenarios. It not only opened up a new path for the clean replacement of mining equipment, but also stabilized market demand for upstream hydrogen production, storage, and transportation, promoted coordinated development across the upstream and downstream segments of the hydrogen energy industry chain, and provided a replicable and scalable practical model for transforming traditional mining areas into green and intelligent mines.

In February 2026, sales of various excavators totaled 17,226 units, down 10.6% YoY; of which domestic sales were 6,755 units (including 19 electric excavators), down 42% YoY. In February 2026, sales of various loaders totaled 9,540 units, up 9.28% YoY; of which domestic sales were 3,863 units (including 2,016 electric loaders), down 14.3% YoY. According to statistics from the China Construction Machinery Association on major grader manufacturers, sales of various graders in February 2026 reached 679 units, up 6.93% YoY.

On June 11, the 24th Shanghai International Power Equipment and Generator Set Exhibition (GPOWER 2025 Shanghai Power Expo) opened in Shanghai. As a bellwether in the global power sector, the Shanghai Power Expo has always been a key platform for industry exchanges and innovation displays, witnessing numerous technological breakthroughs and industrial transformations. YUANCHENG Methanol-Hydrogen Power made another appearance at the Shanghai Power Expo, showcasing its latest methanol-hydrogen electric power solutions that cover the full range of scenarios from 20kW to 420kW. It also unveiled two star products on-site: the YUANCHENG Mobile Power Supply Vehicle and the YUANCHENG Energy Replenishment Station, achieving efficient power supply with green fuel and uninterrupted energy replenishment for 24 hours, attracting the attention of numerous industry experts and exhibition guests. At the exhibition site, Xing Min, Executive Vice President of the China Internal Combustion Engine Industry Association, delivered a speech on-site, highly affirming the YUANCHENG methanol-hydrogen electric system and giving high praise to YUANCHENG's methanol-hydrogen electric products: "Methanol-hydrogen electric power is a new achievement in the diversified development of power and energy. Methanol fuel, with its advantages of being clean, renewable, and low-cost, has received strong support and promotion from the state. The methanol-hydrogen electric system achieves reductions in carbon emissions and energy consumption costs, which is of great significance to national energy security and industrial development." Centering around the construction of the methanol-hydrogen ecosystem, YUANCHENG has joined hands with industry chain partners. Vice President Xing Min, along with the guests present, witnessed the strategic signing of a contract for 528 methanol-hydrogen electric systems between YUANCHENG and its strategic partners. Through collaboration and synergistic innovation, both parties will promote the application of methanol-hydrogen electric technology in more fields and jointly usher in a new era of methanol-hydrogen power. At the exhibition site, the YUANCHENG Mobile Power Supply Vehicle and the YUANCHENG Energy Replenishment Station made their grand debut. By replacing traditional diesel generators with methanol-hydrogen electric generator sets, they offer a green, environmentally friendly, efficient, and economical solution for the power generation industry, providing new operational solutions. The YUANCHENG Mobile Power Supply Vehicle is not restricted by site or power grid. It uses green methanol fuel for mobile power supply and can provide uninterrupted energy replenishment for 24 hours. It solves the problem of charging and energy replenishment difficulties for new energy electric vehicles during peak travel periods on holidays and in remote areas. The vehicle is equipped with a 320kW methanol-hydrogen electric generator set, adopting lean-burn technology and a high-compression-ratio, high-tumble combustion chamber structure, with lightweight and modular designs for the cylinder head cover, oil pan, crankcase ventilation, etc. It achieves efficient combustion and low-carbon operation, reducing NOx by ≥98%, PM by ≥97%, and CO by ≥93%, while also offering better economic efficiency. The power generation cost of the mobile power supply vehicle is more than 50% lower than that of diesel. The YUANCHENG Mobile Power Supply Vehicle is equipped with a charging pile featuring 4 guns. The charging pile dynamically adjusts charging parameters based on data provided by the EV's battery management system, supporting the optional AC grid-connected power supply function. The configured charging pile supports a maximum output current of 250A and a maximum output power of 320kW, capable of simultaneously charging 4 EVs. Moreover, the charging pile is built into the vehicle's compartment, allowing for flexible deployment and on-call service. The multiple noise-reduction design (such as impedance composite mufflers, vibration isolation cushions, optimized air ducts, and sandwich cabin structures) effectively ensures a quiet charging environment. To meet the power supply needs of specific scenarios such as oilfields, Yuanchun's energy replenishment stations adopt a distributed multi-unit methanol-hydrogen electric system for grid connection, providing stable output and lower TCO costs. The operating cost is 1.14 yuan/kWh. Based on an annual operating time of 6000 hours, methanol-hydrogen electric charging piles can save 2.894 million yuan in annual fuel costs compared to diesel charging piles, allowing for the recuperation of the cost of an additional energy replenishment station within just one year of operation. Remote methanol-hydrogen electric power boasts several outstanding advantages: in terms of technological innovation, it applies technologies such as high compression ratios, high-energy ignition, high-tumble combustion chambers, optimized intake and exhaust systems, and turbocharged intercooling to achieve efficient combustion and robust power; in terms of economy, it precisely optimizes combustion through technologies like closed-loop control of the theoretical air-fuel ratio, offering a cost-effective and low-cost usage experience. It has a wide range of application scenarios, not only fitting various types of commercial vehicles but also successfully applied to construction machinery such as excavators, loaders, and cranes, as well as mining trucks, ships, and generator sets, providing high-value solutions for the full-scenario application of new energy. Especially in the shipping sector, remote methanol-hydrogen electric shipping solutions cover ship types ranging from 1000 to 15000 mt. Compared to pure electric solutions, they offer longer driving ranges and lower initial investments, enabling clean electric drive in offshore, river, and lake environments while enjoying policy subsidies, making them the preferred power source for green shipping. Taking an 80-meter, 2000-mt inland river cargo ship as an example, equipped with 2×280kW methanol-hydrogen electric systems + 290kWh batteries + 300kW dual motors, fuel costs are reduced by nearly 50% compared to diesel. Compared to pure electric ships, the increased cost of the power system can be recouped within 5 years. At this year's Shanghai Power Expo, multiple partners showcased their flagship products equipped with remote methanol-hydrogen electric systems, becoming the undeniable focus of attention. The "circle of friends" within the remote methanol-hydrogen electric ecosystem is continuously expanding. In the future, Yuanchun will continue to drive technological innovation and industrial collaboration, deepen full-scenario layouts, contribute core strength to the global power technology revolution and green low-carbon development, and accelerate the comprehensive arrival of the methanol-hydrogen era.

[Loader Sales Up 7.24% YoY in May] According to statistics from the China Construction Machinery Industry Association, in May 2025, major loader manufacturing enterprises sold a total of 10,535 loaders of various types, up 7.24% YoY. Among them, domestic sales reached 6,037 units, up 16.7% YoY, while exports amounted to 4,498 units, down 3.31% YoY. From January to May 2025, a total of 52,755 loaders of various types were sold, up 14.1% YoY. Among them, domestic sales reached 29,607 units, up 25.4% YoY, while exports amounted to 23,148 units, up 2.39% YoY. In May 2025, 2,765 electric loaders were sold (24 units below 3 mt, 83 units of 3 mt, 3 units of 4 mt, 1,756 units of 5 mt, 798 units of 6 mt, 95 units of 7 mt, 4 units of 8 mt, 1 unit above 8 mt, and 1 skid-steer loader).

[Teck Updates on Chile Operations Maintenance; Annual Guidance Unchanged] Teck Resources Limited announced today that its Carmen de Andacollo (CdA) copper operation in Chile will undergo a maintenance shutdown of its SAG mill due to a mechanical issue. The shutdown is expected to last approximately one month. To mitigate the impact, Teck plans to reschedule other plant maintenance during this period. As a result, the company does not anticipate any material effect on CdA’s or Teck’s overall 2025 annual copper production guidance. Separately, Teck reported an unrelated temporary outage at the shiploader of its Quebrada Blanca (QB) port facility in northern Chile. Repairs are also expected to take about one month. Mine and plant operations at QB remain unaffected, and alternative ports are available for product shipments. Accordingly, the company expects no material impact on QB’s 2025 copper sales or production guidance. Teck reiterated that its full-year copper production and sales forecasts for 2025 remain unchanged, though it cautioned that future outcomes may be subject to risks including repair delays, weather conditions, equipment availability, and logistical constraints.

On June 2 (Monday), Teck Resources announced that its Carmen de Andacollo open-pit copper mine in Chile would be forced to suspend production for approximately one month due to mechanical failures. In a statement released on Monday, Teck stated that the unplanned production halt—triggered by maintenance shutdowns of the SAG mill—would not have a significant impact on 2025 production. Teck indicated that the Carmen de Andacollo mine would mitigate the disruption by rescheduling some plant maintenance work to coincide with the shutdown. Teck expects the Carmen de Andacollo mine, which accounts for approximately 10% of 2025 copper production, to produce between 45,000 and 55,000 mt of copper this year, in line with previous forecasts. Shane Nagle, a mining analyst at National Bank Financial, noted in a report that a one-month unplanned shutdown could reduce 2025 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) by less than $20 million. He stated that the rescheduled maintenance work should help make up for the shortfall in the second half of the year. Teck also announced a temporary, unrelated shutdown of the ship loader at the Quebrada Blanca port facility in northern Chile. Teck indicated that repairs to the ship loader were also expected to take approximately one month. Teck stated that operations at the Quebrada Blanca mine and processing plant were proceeding normally. As shipments could be made through alternative ports, there would be no significant impact on sales. Teck stated that it expects the Quebrada Blanca mine to produce between 230,000 and 270,000 mt of copper in 2025. Overall, the company plans to produce between 490,000 and 565,000 mt of copper this year.

[Many "Firsts" in Jiangxi] The first aircraft, the first diesel-wheeled tractor, the first military sidecar motorcycle, the first coastal defense missile, the first artificial satellite of New China, and even the current C919 large passenger aircraft were all born here. [Industrial Advantages] The non-ferrous metal industry is the largest pillar industry in Jiangxi Province. The new connotations of the "dual controls" on energy consumption, the "dual carbon" goals, and high-quality development have set new requirements for the expansion and strengthening of the non-ferrous metal industry. Promoting the further healthy, rapid, and orderly development of the non-ferrous metal industry and enhancing its core competitiveness are inevitable requirements for transforming Jiangxi from a major province of non-ferrous metal resources into a strong province of the non-ferrous metal industry. It is also a crucial measure to facilitate Jiangxi's achievement of carbon peaking by 2030. Relying on Jiangxi Province's abundant non-ferrous mineral resources, the non-ferrous metal industry in Jiangxi has developed rapidly, with its scale continuously expanding and its level steadily improving. It has become the largest pillar industry in Jiangxi, currently a key "trillion-yuan" industry being cultivated in the province, and an undeniable "anchor" of Jiangxi's manufacturing sector. Jiangxi has become an important mining and production site for non-ferrous metals in China. Jiangxi Province boasts superior ore-forming geological conditions and abundant mineral resources, making it one of China's important bases for non-ferrous, rare, rare earth, and uranium minerals, with a relatively high degree of mineral resource complementarity. Jiangxi's seven major types of minerals—copper, tungsten, rare earths, uranium, tantalum-niobium, gold, and silver—are known as the "Seven Golden Flowers." According to Jiangxi Province's "2+6+N" action plan for high-quality and leapfrog development of industries, the province's main business income from the non-ferrous metal industry is expected to reach the trillion-yuan level. To promote the healthy development of Jiangxi Province's non-ferrous metal industry, facilitate foreign economic and trade cooperation, and guide the integration of Jiangxi's non-ferrous metal industry with international standards, the organizing committee, after conducting in-depth market and project analysis surveys at the grassroots level multiple times with government authorities and industry associations, has decided to hold the "2025 China (Jiangxi) International Non-Ferrous Metals and Metallurgical Industry Exhibition" at the Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center from November 23-25, 2025. We look forward to seeing you there! [ Exhibition Schedule ] Registration and Booth Setup: November 21-22, 2025; Opening Ceremony: 9:30 AM, November 23, 2025 Exhibition and Trading: November 23-25, 2025; Dismantling of Booths: 2:00 PM, November 25, 2025 [Scope of Exhibits] Non-Ferrous Metal Raw Materials: Raw materials of non-ferrous metal mineral products such as copper, aluminum, magnesium, titanium, zinc, lead, manganese, zirconium, vanadium, nickel, molybdenum, silicon, antimony, tin, chromium, tungsten, tantalum, and indium; magnetic materials, rare and rare earth materials, precious metal materials, and various alloy materials; Non-Ferrous Metal Products: Copper products, aluminum products, titanium alloy products, magnesium alloy products, powder metallurgy products, etc.; Metallurgical Equipment and Technologies: Smelting furnaces, refining equipment, smelting pumps and valves, conveying equipment, heat exchange equipment, flue gas acid-making equipment, corrosion-resistant equipment, hydrometallurgy equipment, electrolysis equipment, high-power rectifier power supplies, electrolytic cells, extraction equipment, surface treatment equipment, etc.; Metalworking Machine Tools: Lathes, milling machines, sawing machines, drilling machines, grinding machines, punch presses, boring machines, and machining centers. Electrical discharge machines (EDMs), wire-cut EDMs, laser processing equipment, etc.; Metal automation control equipment: frequency converters, fieldbuses, industrial personal computers (IPCs), instruments and meters, automation control, robots, electronic application systems, weighing instruments, and information-based solutions for the equipment manufacturing industry, etc.; Auxiliary materials for metal production: chemicals, solvents, refractory materials, catalysts, gases, lubricating oils, etc.; Powder metallurgy: raw materials, equipment, products, 3D printing, polymer powder materials, ceramic powder materials; Casting, die-casting, and forging: supporting products such as castings, casting equipment, casting materials, casting molds, casting/pouring robots, new casting technologies, various heat treatment furnaces, industrial furnaces, die-castings, die-casting molds, die-casting machines and peripheral equipment, post-processing equipment for die-castings, surface treatment technologies and equipment, die-casting robots, and supporting products for new die-casting technologies, forgings, flanges and ring parts, forging equipment and accessories, surface treatment technology and equipment, automation, forging mold manufacturing technologies and equipment, and forging raw materials. Geological (mine) exploration technology and equipment: geophysical prospecting technology, geochemical prospecting technology, aerial survey and remote sensing technology, surveying and mapping technology, geological data processing, mineral product analysis, and laboratory instruments and meters. Mining technology and equipment: excavation equipment, drilling and rock-breaking equipment, loading equipment, transportation equipment (excavators, loaders, underground mining vehicles, mine dump trucks), hoisting equipment, drilling rigs, construction machinery, etc. [Media Promotion] 65 authoritative financial media outlets, including Jiangxi Daily, Jiangxi TV's Economic Channel, Dajiang.com's Finance Channel, Jiangxi.com, China.com, China Daily Website, and China Finance Online; 10 popular self-media platforms, including Sohu, NetEase, and Toutiao; 53 leading professional media outlets in industries such as China Mining Network, China Excavator Network, China Foundry Network, China Die Casting Network, China Automotive Manufacturing Network, China Nonferrous Metals Network, Nonferrous Metals Information Network, and metalworking, as well as 180 other relevant professional media outlets in other industries; Comprehensive keyword search customer coverage through online search platforms such as Baidu Promotion and 360 Promotion; [Concurrent Events] 2025 China Foundry Technology Innovation Outstanding Contribution Award Ceremony 2025 China Metallurgical Melting and Casting Technology Seminar 2025 China Recycled Metal Industry Chain Integration and Development Forum 2025 China New Energy Vehicle and Auto Body Lightweight Summit Forum 2025 China Green Mine Development Forum [Exhibition Details] ★Standard booth (3m×3m): Domestic enterprises: RMB 9,800 yuan per booth; Foreign enterprises: RMB 15,800 yuan per booth; ★International brand booth (9 ㎡, with luxury decoration): RMB 12,800 yuan per booth; Foreign enterprises: RMB 18,800 yuan per booth; ★Indoor bare space (minimum rental area of 36㎡): Domestic enterprises: RMB 1,000 yuan per ㎡; Foreign enterprises: RMB 2,000 yuan per ㎡; Booth equipment: Two fluorescent tubes, one waste paper basket, display panels, header boards, one table and two chairs, air conditioning, lighting, security, cleaning, etc. Note: No exhibition equipment or facilities are provided in the open space. The special decoration management fees and {{hydropower}} fees charged by the exhibition hall shall be borne by the exhibitors and their special decoration contractors. [Secretariat of the Organizing Committee] Contact Person: Jia Song 150-3826-2376 (WeChat sync) 138-3921-4033 (WeChat sync)

2025 The 3rd China (Jiangxi) International Green Mining Expo The 3rd China (Jiangxi) International Green Mining Expo 2025 Date: November 3-5, 2025 Venue: Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center [Exhibition Introduction] Jiangxi Province boasts superior metallogenic geological conditions and abundant mineral resources, making it one of China's important bases for non-ferrous, rare, rare earth, and uranium minerals, with a relatively high degree of mineral resource integration. Jiangxi's seven major mineral resources, including copper, tungsten, rare earth, uranium, tantalum-niobium, gold, and silver, are known as the "Seven Golden Flowers." Among them, tungsten and ion-adsorption rare earth ores hold significant positions in the global mining industry, earning Jiangxi the titles of "World Tungsten Capital" and "Rare Earth Kingdom." The non-ferrous metal industry is Jiangxi's only traditional advantageous industry exceeding 500 billion yuan, serving as the "ballast stone" of Jiangxi's manufacturing sector and its largest pillar industry. Jiangxi is also the largest non-ferrous metal province in China. According to Jiangxi's "2+6+N" industrial high-quality leapfrog development action plan, the province's non-ferrous metal industry is expected to achieve a main business income of one trillion yuan. This mining expo is planned to cover an exhibition area of 30,000 m², with over 500 participating enterprises and more than 50,000 professional visitors. Invited renowned enterprises include BHP, Nonferrous Mining, Baosteel Group, Codelco, China Gold, Zijin Mining, Minmetals, Ansteel Mining, Western Mining Co., Ltd., Zhaojin Mining, Yuxi Dahongshan Mining, Silvercorp Metals, Caterpillar, FLSmidth, Liebherr, TAKRAF, Normet, Epiroc, Siemens, Metso Outotec, XCMG, Valin, Tongling Nonferrous Metals, Fujian Metallurgy, Chalco, Weir Minerals, GE, Mitsubishi Electric, Shenyang LONGi, Liming Heavy Industry, and other domestic and overseas mining producers and equipment manufacturers. To support the healthy and sustainable development of Jiangxi's mining industry in the new era and accelerate the widespread application of new products, technologies, and equipment, the 3rd China (Jiangxi) International Green Mining Expo will be held at the Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center from November 3 to 5, 2025. Government leaders, experts, scholars, corporate executives, and association leaders will be invited to analyze industry development trends, explore new momentum, and seek development ideas, jointly creating a global mining cooperation platform of "innovation, cooperation, development, and win-win." [ Invited Visitors and Sources ] Over 20 domestic government agencies and industry associations—from iron ore, non-ferrous metal mines, gold mines, rare earth mines, manganese mines, non-metallic mines, chemical minerals, cement mines, coal mines, etc. Nearly 3,000 professional buyers from over 30 countries—including Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Poland, Brazil, Chile, Peru, South Africa, India, Indonesia, Australia, Canada, the US, etc. Over 300 mining design institutes and mining engineering contractors—including Beijing General Research Institute of Mining & Metallurgy, Changsha Institute of Mining Research, Sinosteel Maanshan Institute of Mining Research, MCC Group, China ENFI, China Nonferrous Metal Industry's Foreign Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd., China Nerin, Kunming Metallurgical Research Institute, Handan and Xingtai Mining and Metallurgy Research Institute, Anshan Metallurgical Design and Research Institute, MCC Northern, MCC Changtian, MCC Capital, 15th Metallurgical Construction Group, Changchun Gold Research Institute, Kunming Nonferrous Metals Research Institute, Changsha Mining and Metallurgy Research Institute, etc. [ Concurrent Events ] 2025 China Green Mining Development Forum 2025 Asia Smart Mining Development Forum 2025 Global Mining Sustainable Development Forum 2025 Mining Digital Intelligence High-Quality Development Summit [ Exhibition Scope ] Large mining enterprise image display, metal mineral products, non-metallic mineral products, mineral product trade, mine planning, engineering design, construction units, mining rights trading, mining rights investment and financing cooperation, government and industry institutions, etc. Geological (mining) exploration technology and equipment: geophysical exploration, geochemical exploration, aerial survey and remote sensing, surveying and mapping, geological data processing, mineral product analysis, laboratory instruments. Mining technology and equipment: excavation equipment, drilling and blasting equipment, loading equipment, transportation equipment (excavators, loaders, underground mining vehicles, mining dump trucks), lifting equipment, drilling, construction machinery, etc. Mineral processing equipment: crushing equipment, screening equipment, mine grinding equipment, conveying equipment (hydraulic transmission equipment), etc. Mineral beneficiation technology and equipment: flotation equipment, magnetic separation equipment, gravity separation equipment, electrostatic separation equipment, classification equipment, thickening equipment, filtration equipment, beneficiation reagents, and other mining chemicals. Mineral smelting technology and equipment: hydrometallurgy, electrolytic smelting technology and equipment, pyrometallurgy, high-temperature metallurgy technology and equipment, etc. Mining environmental protection and energy-saving equipment: tailings filling and treatment equipment; mining pumps and valves; mining waste and wastewater treatment; ventilation, dust removal equipment; digital mines, mining electrical, mining communication, mining logistics, etc. [Media Promotion] China Mining News, Natural Resources News, Jiangxi Daily, Jiangxi TV Economic Channel, Dajiang Net Finance Channel, Jiangxi Net, China.com, China Daily Net, China Finance Net, and 65 other authoritative financial media; Sohu, NetEase, Toutiao, and 10 other mass self-media platforms; China Mining Net, China Excavator Net, Smart Mining Online, Green Intelligent Mining Net, Metal Processing, and 53 other leading professional media, along with 180 other industry-related professional media; Baidu Promotion, 360 Promotion, and other online search platforms comprehensively cover key word search customers; [Exhibition Details] ★ Standard booth (3m×3m): Domestic enterprises: RMB 9,800/booth; Foreign enterprises: RMB 15,800/booth; ★ International brand booth (9 m², luxury decoration): RMB 12,800/booth; Foreign enterprises: RMB 18,800/booth; ★ Indoor bare space (starting from 36 m²): Domestic enterprises: RMB 1,000/m²; Foreign enterprises: RMB 2,000/m²; Booth equipment: two light tubes, one wastebasket, display board, header board, one table and two chairs, air conditioning, lighting, security, cleaning, etc. Note: Bare space does not provide any exhibition facilities, and special decoration management fees and utility fees charged by the venue are the responsibility of the exhibitor and their special decoration contractor. [Organizing Committee Secretariat] Contact: Jia Song, 150-9306-7551 (WeChat), 138-3921-4033 (WeChat)