[China 20th Metallurgical Group Corporation undertakes steel project] On December 18th, the Changshu Longteng Special Steel High end Marine and Ship Steel Project, constructed by China 20th Metallurgical Group Corporation, officially started construction. The main leaders of Suzhou and Changshu cities, Longteng Special Steel Group, and the person in charge of China 20th Metallurgical Group Corporation jointly attended the groundbreaking ceremony. This project is an important measure taken by Longteng Special Steel in response to the national strategy of building a strong maritime nation and promoting the high-quality development of the shipbuilding equipment manufacturing industry. The project covers an area of 335 acres and will construct core production facilities such as heating furnaces and rolling mills, as well as supporting projects such as a main factory building of approximately 111000 square meters. The annual designed production capacity is 800000 tons. The project mainly produces high-end products such as large-sized marine bulb flat steel and full range of marine L-shaped steel, which precisely meet the core needs of marine engineering ships, engineering machinery and other fields. After the completion of the project, it will fill the production capacity gap in relevant domestic segmented markets and provide strong support for the independent and controllable development of China's high-end equipment manufacturing industry. This construction marks a new stage of deep cooperation between China 20th Metallurgical Group Corporation and Longteng Special Steel in promoting industrial upgrading, demonstrating the joint determination of both sides to serve the national strategy and assist in the high-quality development of the manufacturing industry. Editor/Yang Beihua

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