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Inner Mongolia Unisplendour Chemical Co.,Ltd. is a private enterprise specializing in the research and development, production, and sales of fine chemical products, focusing on deep processing of by-products from chlor-alkali chemical production and industrialization of key intermediates for organosilicon compounds. The company’s core business includes continuous, large-scale production of silane compounds such as chloromethane, methyltrichlorosilane, and dimethyldichlorosilane; its products are widely applied in downstream industries including organosilicon monomer synthesis, silicone oil, silicone rubber, and construction waterproofing materials. Leveraging three authorized invention patents independently developed by the company—including “Continuous Preparation Method for Methyltrichlorosilane”—the enterprise has established a proprietary technical system centered on temperature-gradient control of directed chlorination reactions of chloromethane and online catalyst regeneration. These achievements were included in the “2023 Key Energy-Saving and Emission-Reduction Technology Promotion Catalogue of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.” The company holds a Hazardous Chemicals Safety Production License ((Meng) WHAQXZ No. [2021] 03-0047) and a National Industrial Product Production License for Hazardous Chemicals (Organic Products), and has obtained ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Certification. Environmentally, the company has installed an HCl recovery system and a three-stage alkaline scrubbing plus activated carbon adsorption system for chlorine-containing exhaust gases; wastewater undergoes pretreatment before being discharged to the park’s centralized wastewater treatment plant, fully complying with the “Emission Standards for Pollutants from Inorganic Chemical Industry” (GB 31573-2015). Currently, the company’s annual production capacity for methyltrichlorosilane is approximately 30,000 metric tons, primarily serving leading customers in the organosilicon industry chain across Shandong, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang provinces—including Hoshine Silicon Industry (Shanshan) Co., Ltd. and Jiangxi Lansi Xinghuo Organosilicon Co., Ltd. Targeting organosilicon monomer manufacturers, new-materials R&D institutions, and enterprises seeking green process upgrades, the company provides stable and reliable intermediate supply, customized technical collaboration, and energy-saving and emission-reduction process optimization support.

Inner Mongolia Zhongmei Yuanxing Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. is a controlled subsidiary of China Coal Group, jointly established by China Coal Energy Co., Ltd. (601898.SH/01898.HK) and Inner Mongolia Yuanxing Energy Co., Ltd. (000683.SZ). It is positioned as a modern coal chemical and clean energy comprehensive utilization enterprise using natural gas as its feedstock, falls under the chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing industry, and serves as the implementing entity for a regional demonstration project supported by the State’s “Innovation-Driven Development Layout Plan for the Modern Coal Chemical Industry.” The Company’s core business encompasses the production and sales of ammonia, urea, methanol, liquefied natural gas (LNG), and co-produced hydrogen. Its key facilities include an annual production capacity of 300,000 tons of ammonia, 520,000 tons of urea, 200,000 tons of methanol, and an integrated LNG co-production project, which commenced operations in 2013. Its technological route employs an energy-saving ammonia synthesis process jointly developed by East China University of Science and Technology and Sinopec Ningbo Engineering Co., Ltd., as well as the HT-L pulverized coal gasification technology developed by Aerospace Long March Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd.; over 95% of its critical equipment is domestically manufactured. The enterprise holds valid permits for hazardous chemical safety production, pollutant discharge, and water withdrawal, as well as ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certification; it has also achieved integrated certification under ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system and ISO 45001:2018 occupational health and safety management system. Additionally, it owns patents including the invention patent “Method for Treating Low- and Medium-Pressure Stripping Waste Liquid in Urea Production” and multiple utility model patents. Its products strictly comply with national standards GB/T 2440–2017 (Urea) and GB 338–2021 (Methanol), and have consistently been reported as qualified in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region’s key industrial product quality supervision and inspection for multiple consecutive years. In 2023, urea output reached 486,000 tons, primarily supplied to spring farming markets in Northeast, North, and Northwest China, with customers including Sinofert Holdings Ltd., Yuntianhua Agricultural Materials Co., Ltd., and Inner Mongolia Supply and Marketing Cooperative Agricultural Materials Chain Co., Ltd.; methanol was sold to formaldehyde and acetic acid producers in Shaanxi and Ningxia provinces. The enterprise’s business is concentrated in northern China’s major agricultural regions and the coal-chemical industrial chain of Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, and Ningxia. It is currently participating in preparatory work for Ordos City’s pilot project on “green electricity-based hydrogen production coupled with coal chemical industry,” and is open to cooperation in areas such as fertilizer supply security, chemical raw material supply, collaborative development of clean energy, and green technological upgrading of coal chemical enterprises.

Inner Mongolia Yihua Chemical Co., Ltd. is a large-scale chlor-alkali chemical and circular economy demonstration enterprise controlled by Hubei Yihua Group. Leveraging the resource endowments of the western Inner Mongolia region, the company has established an integrated circular economy industrial chain covering “coal → electricity → calcium carbide → PVC → cement made from calcium carbide slag.” Its core businesses include calcium carbide, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), caustic soda, industrial gases (nitrogen, oxygen, acetylene), and new dry-process cement manufactured from calcium carbide slag. Its products comply with the “Top Grade” standard specified in GB/T 5761–2018; some SG-5 grade PVC resins have obtained green product certification from the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation. Relying on energy-saving enclosed calcium carbide furnaces, ion-exchange membrane electrolytic cells for caustic soda production, and suspension polymerization technology for PVC, over 95% of key equipment is domestically manufactured, and 100% automation control has been achieved for core processes, with Distributed Control Systems (DCS) covering all major production units across the plant. The company holds the “National Industrial Product Production License” (XK13-014-00087), is certified under ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems, and has been recognized as a Level-II enterprise for safety production standardization. It operates an enterprise-level technology center designated by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and, over the past three years, has been granted 12 utility model patents. It participated in revising the industry standard “Green Factory Evaluation Requirements for Calcium Carbide Industry” (HG/T 6155–2023); its technology for producing high-activity blended materials from calcium carbide slag has been included in the “National Key Energy-Saving and Low-Carbon Technology Promotion Catalog (2023 Edition).” The company has completed a solid waste co-processing project utilizing calcium carbide slag to produce cement at an annual capacity of 2 × 600,000 tons, replaced the DCS system in its PVC polymerization workshop with domestically produced equivalents, and is conducting preliminary work for a demonstration project integrating green electricity with chlor-alkali production. Its products primarily serve downstream industry customers—including building materials, profiles, and piping—in North China, Northwest China, and Southwest China, providing stable, reliable chemical raw materials and comprehensive solutions targeting circular economy upgrading, application of energy-saving and low-carbon technologies, collaborative development along the chlor-alkali industrial chain, and supporting green building materials.

Inner Mongolia Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd. (Stock Abbreviation: Western Natural Gas; Stock Code: 601138) is a key regional energy enterprise under the jurisdiction of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, established upon approval by the People’s Government of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and controlled by Inner Mongolia Energy Group. The company was listed on the Main Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in December 2022 and is positioned as a regional natural gas transmission & distribution and integrated energy service operator. Its core businesses include construction and operation of long-distance natural gas pipelines, urban gas transmission & distribution, LNG production and sales, natural gas-based distributed energy projects, hydrogen energy projects, and other clean energy initiatives. Focusing on multi-energy synergy among “pipeline gas + LNG + hydrogen,” the company provides customized gas supply solutions for industrial users, industrial parks, and transportation sectors; integrated park-level distributed energy system services; and full-lifecycle management services for hydrogen refueling stations. Leveraging a backbone pipeline network exceeding 2,800 kilometers covering leagues and cities including Ordos, Baotou, Hohhot, and Ulanqab, the company serves as both a connecting channel between the Shaanxi-Beijing Pipeline and the West-to-East Gas Transmission Pipeline and the hub of the western Inner Mongolia natural gas trunk network, with a designed annual gas transmission capacity exceeding 12 billion cubic meters. Technologically, the company operates an autonomous-region-level enterprise technology center and possesses engineering capabilities including intelligent inspection in frigid regions, domestication and integration of SCADA systems, and digital twin modeling of station facilities. It holds 17 utility model patents and has participated in drafting multiple local standards. The company holds the following licenses and qualifications: Gas Business License; Pressure Pipeline Design/Installation License; Hazardous Chemicals Business License; LNG Refueling Station Operation Qualification; and certain Power Business Licenses (Supply Category). All key operational stations have passed certification under ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001. Representative projects include the E’erduosi–Hohhot–Zhangjiakou Gas Transmission Pipeline (a sub-project under the State’s “14th Five-Year Plan” 102 Major Projects), the Hohhot New Airport Natural Gas Supply Project, the Baotou Hydrogen Demonstration Hydrogen Refueling Mother Station, and Inner Mongolia’s first pure-hydrogen transmission pilot pipeline. While centered in Inner Mongolia, the company’s business extends to North China regions including Shanxi, Hebei, and Beijing, deeply supporting clean energy supply assurance for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and implementation of the northern “coal-to-gas” policy. In 2023, it supplied 4.23 billion cubic meters of gas to key industrial parks within the region, accounting for approximately 61% of total pipeline gas sales in western Inner Mongolia. We sincerely invite government platforms, industrial parks, energy users, and industry-chain partners to engage in pragmatic cooperation across areas including joint pipeline infrastructure development, complementary multi-energy systems, hydrogen energy applications, and digitalized operation & maintenance.

Inner Mongolia Qinghua Group Tengger Coal Coking Co., Ltd. is a core enterprise under Inner Mongolia Qinghua Group Co., Ltd., primarily engaged in coal coking. It serves as a pivotal link—connecting upstream and downstream operations—in the Northwest Region’s circular economy industrial chain of “coal–coke–chemicals–power generation–building materials.” The company’s main business includes coke production (annual capacity: 2.2 million tons), alongside comprehensive recovery and integrated utilization of coking by-products (e.g., coal tar, crude benzene, ammonium sulfate, and coke oven gas). Supporting facilities include dry quenching of coke, chemical products recovery, waste heat power generation (2 × 15 MW), and regional collaborative utilization systems for coke oven gas. Its technological approach adopts China’s mainstream stamp-charging coking process, enabling highly efficient recovery of sensible heat from coke and multi-path consumption of coke oven gas. The company has obtained certifications for ISO 9001 Quality Management System, ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, and ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System; holds the “Work Safety Production License,” “National Industrial Product Production License (Coke),” and “Pollutant Discharge Permit”; and has completed ultra-low emission retrofitting, passing municipal-level acceptance. Its emissions consistently meet standards stricter than the special emission limits stipulated in the national standard “Emission Standard of Pollutants for Coking Chemical Industry” (GB 16171-2012), qualifying it as an Autonomous Region-level Clean Production Demonstration Enterprise. Its coke is primarily supplied to steel enterprises in the Northwest Region; part of its coke oven gas is delivered to downstream chemical enterprises—including methanol and ammonia synthesis plants—within the industrial park, fostering regional industrial synergy. Deep processing of coal tar yields primary chemical raw materials such as industrial naphthalene and phenols. The company holds three utility model patents related to energy-saving coking equipment. Its production and business operations have remained continuously stable in recent years, with no overseas business activities conducted. Targeting upstream and downstream links in the industrial chain, pragmatic cooperation opportunities exist in areas including stable coke supply, resource-based utilization of coke oven gas, optimization of waste heat recovery systems, technical collaboration on dry quenching of coke and chemical products recovery, and support for clean production retrofitting.

Inner Mongolia Junye Biopharmaceutical Co., Ltd. is a veterinary biologics R&D and manufacturing enterprise based in Inner Mongolia and serving the national animal husbandry industry. The company specializes in the R&D, production, and sales of animal vaccines and immune enhancers. Its core business covers 12 products approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, including inactivated avian influenza (H9 subtype) vaccine, Newcastle disease–infectious bronchitis bivalent inactivated vaccine, and porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) inactivated vaccine. These products are primarily applied in disease prevention and control scenarios for large-scale poultry farming. The company has established a Biosafety Level 3 (BSL-3) laboratory and an SPF chicken embryo culture platform compliant with the “Good Manufacturing Practice for Veterinary Drugs (2020 Revision).” It possesses proprietary high-density suspension cell culture technology and heat-resistant protective agent formulation technology, both of which have been applied to the large-scale production of H9N2 subtype avian influenza inactivated vaccine. The company holds three authorized invention patents (focusing on antigen purification and adjuvant compounding) and five utility model patents (covering filling equipment and cold-chain monitoring devices). It holds a valid Veterinary Drug GMP Certificate ((2021) Veterinary Drug GMP Cert. No. 017, valid until November 2026) and a Veterinary Drug Production License (Veterinary Drug Production License No. 05016.GMP), and has passed ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Certification. It has been included in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region’s “Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative” (Zhuan Jing Te Xin) Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Cultivation Database (2024). Its “Junye”-branded series of poultry vaccines has achieved stable market coverage across North China, Northeast China, and Northwest China; some products have been included in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Animal Husbandry and Agriculture Technology Extension General Station’s Recommended Catalogue for 2024. The company provides customized vaccine supply, process technical support, joint experimental verification, and regional disease prevention and control solutions to livestock farming groups, veterinary pharmaceutical distributors, regional animal disease prevention institutions, and scientific research institutes.

Inner Mongolia Huaxin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development, production, and sales of chemical active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and pharmaceutical intermediates, positioning itself as a specialized manufacturer in the fields of chiral drugs and green manufacturing processes. The company’s core business encompasses large-scale GMP-compliant production of APIs—including levamisole hydrochloride, metronidazole, and fluconazole—as well as a series of pharmaceutical intermediates; its products are widely used in the production of anti-infective, anthelmintic, and antifungal formulations. Leveraging its provincial-level enterprise R&D center, the company focuses on chiral drug resolution and optimization of green crystallization processes, holding five invention patents—including “A Crystallization and Purification Method for High-Purity Levamisole Hydrochloride”—with core technologies enabling stable mass production characterized by high purity, high yield, and low environmental impact. The company holds a “Pharmaceutical Production License” (No. Nei 20160008), authorizing production of APIs and tablets; its levamisole hydrochloride API has been approved by China’s National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) (Registration No. H15020882), making it one of only a few enterprises in China possessing large-scale GMP-compliant production capability for this product. Additionally, the company has obtained ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System certification and passed the Level-3 Standardization Assessment for Work Safety. In 2021, the company filed and completed construction of the “Technical Renovation Project for an Intelligent Production Line with an Annual Capacity of 300 Tons of High-End Pharmaceutical Intermediates,” establishing foundations for intelligent and continuous production. Its customers include leading pharmaceutical enterprises across North and East China, and it has already entered the supply chains of listed companies such as North China Pharmaceutical Group and Lunan Pharmaceutical Group. Currently, the company primarily serves domestic pharmaceutical enterprises by providing customized APIs and intermediates, technical collaboration, and production capacity support; it has not yet undertaken overseas registration or export operations.

Inner Mongolia Ordos Power Metallurgy Group Co., Ltd. Chlor-Alkali Chemical Branch is a specialized production unit under Ordos Power Metallurgy Group, focusing exclusively on the chlor-alkali chemical sector. Leveraging the Group’s integrated circular economy industrial chain—“coal → power → ferrosilicon/chlor-alkali → downstream deep processing”—the Branch undertakes large-scale production and sales of caustic soda, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), calcium carbide, hydrochloric acid, liquid chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, and other chlor-alkali-related products. The Company operates a stable 300,000-ton-per-year ion-exchange membrane caustic soda plant and a 400,000-ton-per-year PVC plant, utilizing fully automated DCS control systems and advanced membrane-distance electrolytic cell technology; its energy consumption level exceeds the limits stipulated in the national “Access Conditions for the Chlor-Alkali Industry.” Complementary self-owned cogeneration thermal power facilities and a project for comprehensive utilization of calcium carbide slag to produce cement clinker further highlight its pronounced resource-circular characteristics. All products strictly comply with national standards, including GB/T 5761–2018 (PVC) and GB 209–2018 (caustic soda); certain high-purity flake caustic soda is supplied specifically to photovoltaic polysilicon producers in Northwest China. The Company has obtained certification for the three major management systems—ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment), and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety)—and holds all legally mandated permits, including the “Work Safety Production License,” the “National Industrial Product Production License (Chlor-Alkali Category),” and the “Pollutant Discharge Permit.” As one of the key chlor-alkali production bases in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, its products primarily serve markets in North China and Northwest China. All external information is uniformly disseminated via the parent company’s official website (www.ordos-powermet.com) and the WeChat public account “Ordos Power Metallurgy Group.” The Company actively seeks pragmatic coordination and in-depth collaboration in areas such as procurement of chemical raw materials, collaborative circular economy projects, green manufacturing technology partnerships, and upstream-downstream industrial chain integration.

Inner Mongolia Eji Nuor Salt Co., Ltd. is a state-designated edible salt production enterprise (Certificate No.: XYD20231500001), affiliated with Inner Mongolia Energy Group Co., Ltd. and supervised by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Its predecessor was the Eji Nuor Salt Field, established in 1951. Leveraging the natural resources of the Eji Nuor Salt Lake, the company focuses on the integrated development of the lake salt industry chain. Its core businesses include raw salt mining; refined salt and diversified edible salt products (e.g., low-sodium salt, calcium-enriched salt, zinc-iodized salt, and other nutritionally fortified salts); industrial salt; de-icing agents; and development of salt chemical by-products. The company’s annual raw salt production capacity is approximately 300,000 tons, and its refined salt production capacity exceeds 150,000 tons. The enterprise possesses advantages of natural solar evaporation processing; its products are naturally rich in trace elements such as magnesium and potassium; and it complies with GB 2721–2015 “National Food Safety Standard—Edible Salt” and GB/T 5461–2016 “Edible Salt.” It has obtained ISO 22000 Food Safety Management System Certification (Certificate No.: FSMS-2022-1587) and ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification (Certificate No.: QMS-2022-3492). “Eji Nuor” is a renowned trademark of Inner Mongolia (certified in 2021) and has been included in the “Preliminary Projects List of Key Protected Geographical Indications of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (2023 Edition).” The company has established an autonomous regional-level Salt Industry Engineering Technology Research Center, holds three utility model patents and two software copyrights, and participated in revising the industry standard “Lake Salt” (QB/T 5842–2023). As the designated edible salt reserve undertaking unit for the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it manages an annual reserve volume of 50,000 tons, with a distribution network covering all 12 leagues and cities across the region. Concurrently, the company advances green mine construction; in 2023, it passed the on-site verification for inclusion in the Ministry of Natural Resources’ Green Mine Selection Program, having cumulatively implemented ecological restoration over an area of 1,200 mu. Currently, the company primarily serves the domestic market, with cooperation areas including edible salt supply, customized development of nutritionally fortified salts, supporting industrial salt provision, regional de-icing agent assurance, and collaborative salt chemical technology development.

Inner Mongolia Daquan New Energy Co., Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Jiangsu Daquan Group Co., Ltd. established in Northwest China, positioned as an integrated clean energy solution provider targeting large-scale solar and wind power bases in desert, Gobi, and wasteland (“Sha-Ge-Huang”) regions. It provides in-depth support for the construction of Inner Mongolia’s northern multi-gigawatt-level new energy base—a key initiative under the national “14th Five-Year Plan” for renewable energy development. The company’s core businesses encompass manufacturing of solar photovoltaic (PV) equipment and components; investment, construction, and operation of PV and wind power projects; research, development, and manufacturing of wind turbine generators and components; integration of novel energy storage systems; and development of intelligent microgrid technologies—focusing specifically on the solar power generation and wind power generation subsectors. Leveraging the national-level enterprise technology center and postdoctoral research workstation of Daquan Group, the company has accumulated technical expertise in areas including multilevel topology optimization of PV inverters, dynamic response control of grid-forming energy storage converters, and anti-icing blade design for wind turbines operating in high-cold regions. As of the end of 2024, it holds 12 valid invention patents and 37 utility model patents, and has led or participated in formulating three group standards, including the “Technical Code for Freeze-Thaw Prevention Construction of Photovoltaic Power Stations in Plateau and High-Cold Regions.” The company holds a Grade III General Contracting Qualification for Electric Power Engineering Construction and a License for Installation (Maintenance/Testing) of Electric Power Facilities (Grade III for Installation and Grade III for Testing), and has obtained ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management system certifications. Its energy storage system integration products have received the “Grid-Forming Energy Storage System Grid-Connection Performance Test Certification” issued by the China Electric Power Research Institute. The company has completed and connected to the grid PV projects with a total installed capacity of 870 MW, including representative projects such as the 200-MW agrivoltaic project in Damuqi, Baotou, and the 300-MW grid-parity project in Wulateqianqi, Bayannur. It has also supplied equipment and provided system integration services for Phase I of the integrated source-grid-load-storage demonstration project in Zhenglan Banner, Xilingol League. All current projects are located within the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and are closely integrated into the Mongolian West Power Grid’s new energy consumption system. The company offers diverse collaboration models—including independent investment, EPC general contracting, supply of core equipment, system integration, and technical collaboration—to local governments, energy investors, grid enterprises, and industrial chain partners.