Laiwu Shuangli - China Energy Engineering Corporation Hydroelectric 14th Bureau's Angolan Export Project Successfully Concluded

Recently, the high-wear composite pipes customized for China Energy Engineering Corporation Limited (CEEC) and China National Chemical Engineering Eleventh Construction (Group) Corporation Limited by Laiwu Shuangli have successfully completed the delivery and acceptance of the final batch of products for the export project in Angola, marking the perfect conclusion of this strategic export project. The cumulative export length of wear-resistant pipes for this project reached 6,000 meters, with a contract value exceeding 10 million yuan, setting a new record for the company in single-batch wear-resistant pipe exports. This not only adds an important chapter to the company's overseas business map but also establishes a strong reputation for "Made in China" in the African market with high-quality products and dedicated service.

Angola, as a key resource-based country in Africa, has a strong demand for wear-resistant pipes in its mining and infrastructure sectors. However, the complex geological environment and high-temperature, high-humidity climate conditions in the region impose stringent requirements on the performance of wear-resistant pipes. To meet this specific demand, the company formed a dedicated R&D team to tackle technical challenges based on the operational characteristics of Angola. The team spent several months successfully developing a new type of wear-resistant pipe adapted to high-temperature, high-humidity environments. Its wear resistance is 30% higher than conventional products, and its corrosion resistance is enhanced by 25%, making it perfectly suited for the harsh conditions in the region.

During the project execution, the company maintained close communication with the Angolan partner, providing professional services throughout the entire process. From the initial stage of investigation, customizing pipeline specifications and installation plans based on specific conditions, to the mid-stage production process, deploying technical personnel to oversee product quality throughout, and then to the later stages of transportation and installation guidance, the company team has always adhered to a rigorous and responsible attitude. Especially in the transportation stage, the company formulated detailed plans for cargo loading, unloading, and storage to ensure all wear-resistant pipes arrived at the destination intact.

The project manager of Party A highly praised during the project acceptance: "Among the nearly 30 suppliers we have cooperated with, Laiwu Shuangli has the most outstanding performance, truly deserving of being the most trustworthy and excellent partner. Your team's production planning in the early stages was meticulous and scientific, ensuring the efficient and orderly progress of the project; strictly controlling product quality, continuously striving for excellence throughout the process, and delivering results that completely exceeded expectations; and more importantly, with a highly responsible attitude, strictly adhering to delivery milestones, providing solid guarantees for the stable operation of our supply chain. This collaboration fully demonstrates your company's professional execution capabilities and sincere spirit of cooperation, and we look forward to working together long-term to create greater value."

The successful completion of this Angola export project holds significant importance. On one hand, it further expands the company's overseas market, opening up new prospects for the company's business development in Africa, with several African companies now expressing interest in collaborating with the company. On the other hand, the successful implementation of the project has also accumulated valuable experience for the entry of China's wear-resistant pipe products into the African market, showcasing the strength and potential of Chinese manufacturing in adapting to different market demands.

The company's chairman stated at the project summary meeting, "The success of the Angola project is another important achievement of the company's 'going global' strategy. In the future, we will continue to deepen our presence in the international market, providing more high-quality products and services according to the actual needs of different countries.”