China Hongqiao Group

Chinese company specializing in producing aluminum

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2025 Planned carbon peak as part of the company's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
December 2022 Achieved ASI Performance Standard V2 (2017) Certification for Shandong Hongchuang Aluminum Industry Holding Co., Ltd. and three wholly-owned subsidiaries.
June 2022 During the third Qingdao Multinationals Summit, announced climate goals to reach net-zero emissions before 2055, with a short-term goal to peak carbon emissions before 2025.
2021 China Hongqiao completed and put into production a lightweight testing base in Shandong province, focused on creating a production base for lightweight automobile parts and high-end aluminium applications.
2021 Net profit increased by over 50%, reaching 30.453 billion yuan. Joined The Aluminium Stewardship Initiative as a new Production and Transformation member. Aluminium output reached 5.633 million tons.
December 2021 Successfully put the third production line of the second project phase into production in Indonesia.
December 2021 Successfully relocated 2 million tons of aluminium production (approximately 60% of its 6.46 million licensed capacity) from Shandong province to Yunnan.
June 2021 Temporarily postponed the move of production facilities due to power-related challenges.
2020 As part of a consortium, won the bid to develop the US$14 billion Simandou iron ore mine.
2020 Achieved a net profit record of 8.14 billion yuan in the first half of the year. Partnered with Scholz Recycling Group to establish a joint venture focused on end-of-life vehicle recycling technologies.
September 2020 Initiated the first phase of greener production in Wenshan prefecture, Yunnan Province, launching partial production at the green aluminium innovation industrial park.
2019 Announced plans to relocate approximately 2 million tonnes of annual production capacity from Shandong to Yunnan to access cleaner power sources for aluminium smelting.
December 2019 Started construction of a new plant in Wenshan prefecture, Yunnan Province, marking the beginning of the company's green aluminium production initiative.
2018 Increased investment in environmental protection by upgrading and renovating electrolytic aluminium and alumina production processes.
2017 Targeted bauxite export of 30 million tons for the year.
2016 Opened first production facility in Indonesia with an annual output of 1 million tons, becoming the first Chinese investment in an alumina refining plant and first aluminium factory in Indonesia, located in Ktapang, Kalimantan.
March 2016 Announced plans to export approximately 15 million tons of bauxite for the entire year.
March 2016 Reached 5.2 million tonnes of annual production capacity.
November 2015 Shipped 170,000 tonnes of bauxite from Yantai to China.
March 2015 The company confirmed an agreement on mining and port investments of US$120 million to promote bauxite development and export in Guinea.
2014 Annual production capacity increased to 4 million tonnes.
June 2014 China Hongqiao Group Logistics Company Ltd. signed a $120 million declaration of intent to acquire a construction industry company in Guinea and formed the SMB WINNING CONSORTIUM for bauxite mining development.
2013 China Hongqiao Group, Khaleda Group, and Weili Investment (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. jointly established Hongfa Weili Alumina Co., Ltd with a $1 billion investment to build an annual aluminium production of 2 million tons in West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia.
December 2012 China Hongqiao Group announced a $1.5 billion investment to create a bauxite mining company with PT Well Harvest Winning Alumina Refinery in Borneo, targeting an annual production capacity of 2 million tonnes.
2011 Listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange at $7.20 per share, aiming to raise $2.2 billion in new capital. Annual production capacity reached 1.1 million tonnes per year.

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