Wuhai Beijie Environmental Protection Co., Ltd. is an environmental protection technology service enterprise specializing in industrial pollution control. It belongs to the ecological conservation and environmental governance industry, with its business focus targeting end-of-pipe treatment requirements in high-emission industries such as coal chemical processing, coking, and power generation. The company’s core businesses include water pollution control, air pollution control, solid waste management, soil pollution control and remediation services, wastewater treatment and its reuse, and environmental emergency response services; it also provides sales of specialized environmental protection equipment, environmental consulting services, and energy-saving management services, and engages in the manufacturing, sales, installation, and technical services of industrial dust removal equipment and desulfurization/denitrification equipment. The enterprise possesses systematic pollution prevention, control, and remediation solution capabilities tailored for industrial scenarios, particularly establishing clear service pathways in synergistic control of exhaust gas, wastewater, and solid waste, as well as integrated application of environmental protection equipment. Currently, the company is registered as “in operation” in the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System, with no administrative penalties or operational anomalies recorded. However, it has not yet obtained specialized permits including the professional contracting qualification for environmental engineering projects, registration as an environmental impact assessment preparation entity, or a hazardous chemicals safety usage license; no authorized patents, registered trademarks, leading role in formulating standards, or inclusion in official recognition lists (e.g., “Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative” enterprises or the “Environmental Protection Equipment Catalog”) has been identified. No publicly disclosed engineering projects, EPC projects, or long-term operation & maintenance projects where the company served as the winning bidder have been retrieved from open sources, nor is there any public record indicating its participation in key projects under Wuhai City’s “14th Five-Year Plan” for Ecological Environment Protection or demonstration projects for ecological protection of the Yellow River Basin. At present, the company primarily adopts a cooperation model centered on technical services and equipment supply, delivering customized treatment solutions, technical consultation, and equipment support to industrial clients and environmental demand parties, with service coverage focused on western Inner Mongolia and adjacent industrial agglomeration zones.

Xinjiang Tianzhi Chenye Chemical Co., Ltd. is a state-controlled chemical enterprise under the ownership of the Eighth Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. The company specializes in chlor-alkali chemical industry and downstream fine chemical sectors, with a strategic focus on research and development as well as large-scale manufacturing of high-end chlorinated solvents. Its core business encompasses the production and supply of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), caustic soda, chlorine gas, hydrochloric acid, trichloroethylene (TCE), and tetrachloroethylene (PCE). Among these, TCE and PCE are chlorinated solvents designated by the Chinese government for encouraged development at both electronic-grade and industrial-grade levels, widely applied in high-value-added fields such as semiconductor packaging cleaning, precision metal degreasing, and synthesis of pharmaceutical intermediates. Leveraging independently developed catalytic distillation and deep purification processes, the company has established dedicated production facilities with annual capacities of 30,000 tons of TCE and 10,000 tons of PCE; key technical indicators meet advanced domestic standards. The company has obtained certifications for the ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems, holds the “National Industrial Product Production License,” the “Safety Production License for Hazardous Chemicals,” and the “Pollution Discharge Permit,” and has been included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s (MIIT) announced list of enterprises complying with the “Regulatory Conditions for the Chlor-Alkali Industry” (Third Batch of 2023). It operates an enterprise technology center recognized at the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region level, possesses six authorized invention patents and fifteen utility model patents, and has participated in the revision of the industry standard “Trichloroethylene for Industrial Use” (HG/T 3922–2022). Representative collaborations include providing electronic-grade TCE supporting services to semiconductor enterprises such as Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) and JCET Group. The company has also completed the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps’ key technological upgrading project titled “Green Upgrading of Chlorinated Solvents and Comprehensive Utilization of Waste Heat.” Its products are distributed across more than 20 provinces and municipalities nationwide and exported to Southeast Asia and Central Asia. The company offers customized chlorinated solvent supply, collaborative technical development, and circular economy solutions targeting industries including new materials, electronic semiconductors, and pharmaceutical chemicals.

Hinggan League Hongcheng Gas Co., Ltd. is a regional urban gas service provider based in Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia, specializing in the construction and operation of urban and rural gas infrastructure. Its core businesses include pipeline natural gas supply, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage, transportation, and distribution, as well as installation and operation & maintenance (O&M) services for gas facilities. Its service coverage extends to residential users and commercial/industrial customers across all banners, counties, and cities within Hinggan League. The company possesses comprehensive capabilities spanning gas transmission and distribution, end-user connection, and full-lifecycle O&M of gas facilities. It has completed and is stably operating the Phase II Project of the Wulanhaote Old Urban Area Gas Pipeline Network Renovation (2023–2024), laying approximately 42 kilometers of medium- and low-pressure gas pipelines and benefiting over 18,000 households. Simultaneously, it undertook and commissioned the Alshan City Border Township Gas Connection Demonstration Project—the first county-level border area in Hinggan League to achieve pipeline natural gas connectivity. The company holds a “Gas Business Operation License” issued by the Hinggan League Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau (valid until 2027) and has obtained ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification (Certificate No.: 02622Q30258R1M, valid until November 2025). Backed by its controlling shareholder, Inner Mongolia Hongcheng Energy Group Co., Ltd., the company continuously invests in, constructs, and ensures gas supply for regional gas infrastructure. Its current operational priorities focus on extending urban gas networks within Hinggan League, upgrading aging gas pipelines, and expanding gas access to remote townships. It offers practical cooperation models—including specialized gas planning consultation, EPC construction of gas pipeline networks, gas supply assurance partnerships, facility O&M outsourcing, and technical support—to local governments, housing and urban-rural development and energy regulatory authorities, industrial parks, and large-scale gas-consuming entities.

Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (600688.SH / 00338.HK) is China’s first integrated refining and chemical enterprise listed simultaneously both domestically and overseas, established with approval from the State Economic and Trade Commission. It is positioned as a modern energy and chemical enterprise integrating oil refining, petrochemicals, and combined heat and power generation. The Company’s core businesses encompass petroleum refining (e.g., gasoline, diesel, jet fuel), ethylene and downstream chemical products (e.g., polyethylene, polypropylene, ethylene glycol, para-xylene, carbon fiber precursor), synthetic resins, synthetic rubber, organic chemical feedstocks, and green energy services. It continuously advances the transformation of “oil-to-chemicals” and “oil-to-specialty-products,” focusing on high-value-added new materials such as high-performance polyolefins, specialty epoxy resins, lithium-ion battery separator-grade materials, and carbon fiber composite materials. The Company possesses an integrated crude oil processing capacity of 24 million tons per year and an ethylene production capacity of 1.1 million tons per year. It has constructed China’s first single-line 48K large-tow carbon fiber production line, establishing a complete industrial chain—from precursor fiber, oxidation, carbonization to composite material applications—whose related technologies have been awarded the Second Prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, and it holds over 50 carbon fiber-related invention patents. In terms of qualifications, the Company has obtained certifications for the ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems; holds licenses for hazardous chemical production safety, pollutant discharge, and electricity business (power supply category); and is recognized as a National High-Tech Enterprise, a demonstration “Green Factory,” and the host unit of Sinopec’s Key Laboratory for Carbon Fiber and Its Composite Materials. Representative projects include leading the formulation of the industry standard “PAN-Based Large-Tow Carbon Fiber” (FZ/T 54143–2022); constructing China’s first pilot demonstration project integrating “green electricity + energy storage + water electrolysis hydrogen production” at a refining and chemical enterprise (commissioned in 2024); and participating in the development of the Yangtze River Delta Hydrogen Corridor. Refined petroleum product supply covers the six provinces and one municipality of East China. Internationally, its business primarily involves carbon fiber engineering design and technical service exports targeting Southeast Asia and Central Asia, enabling collaborative R&D of new materials, technology licensing, engineering consultancy, customized product supply, and cooperation on green energy projects.

Sherwin-Williams (Nantong) Coating Co., Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sherwin-Williams Company (NYSE: SHW) established in China. As an integral component of Sherwin-Williams’ global manufacturing and supply chain system, the company specializes in the research & development, production, and localized supply of industrial protective coatings, marine coatings, container coatings, and certain architectural coatings. Its service sectors cover critical industrial applications including shipbuilding, energy & power, infrastructure, rail transit, construction machinery, and high-end equipment manufacturing. Its products have been successfully applied to LNG carriers, offshore wind installation platforms, and steel structure projects for sea-crossing bridges constructed by COSCO Shipping, China Merchants Heavy Industry, and ZPMC. The company operates the Sherwin-Williams Asia-Pacific Industrial Coatings Application Laboratory (Nantong), equipped with full-capability coating performance testing capabilities compliant with CNS, ASTM, and ISO standards, supporting end-to-end technical services—from coating system design and on-site application guidance to coating service-life evaluation. Leveraging Sherwin-Williams’ global patent portfolio, the company has achieved localized formulation iterations and process adaptations in specialized areas such as marine antifouling coatings, high-temperature resistant thermal barrier coatings, and waterborne heavy-duty corrosion protection systems. The company holds the Work Safety Production License, the National Industrial Product Production License (Coatings Category), the Pollutant Discharge Permit, and the Hazardous Chemicals Registration Certificate; it is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management system standards; complies with major international standards including AAMA 2605, IMO PSPC, and NORSOK M-501; and received Green Factory Certification from the China Classification Society (CCS) in 2024. The Nantong facility closely collaborates with Sherwin-Williams’ industrial coatings sales network across China, maintaining dedicated technical service teams in key industrial clusters in the Yangtze River Delta, Bohai Rim, and South China regions. Its products are also exported via Sherwin-Williams’ overseas distribution channels to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and South America, supporting infrastructure projects along the Belt and Road Initiative. Collaborative initiatives encompass customized coating solution development, joint technology R&D, green coating application upgrades, and regional project-specific supply support.

The Xinjiang Zhundong Economic and Technological Development Zone Administrative Committee is a national-level economic and technological development zone administrative body approved by the State Council. It operates under an integrated “zone-government” management system, assuming responsibilities including regional planning, industrial cultivation, investment promotion, project construction, government services, ecological environmental protection, and coordinated management of social affairs. It serves leading industrial clusters such as energy and chemical industries, new materials, advanced equipment manufacturing, new energy, and related supporting industries. Leveraging proven coal reserves exceeding 3.9 trillion tons (accounting for over 40% of China’s total) and the ±1,100 kV Zhundong–Southern Anhui Ultra-High-Voltage Direct Current (UHVDC) transmission project, the zone has established one of the world’s largest coal-fired power and coal chemical bases and is accelerating the construction of an integrated clean energy base incorporating wind, solar, thermal, and energy storage. The Administrative Committee focuses on five strategic pathways: “coal-based low-carbonization, power-sector clean energy transition, high-end materials development, intelligent equipment manufacturing, and digital service provision.” It leads implementation of the carbon peak action plan, supports preparatory work for million-ton-scale CCUS demonstration projects, promotes energy-saving and carbon-reduction technological upgrades in industries such as electrolytic aluminum and coal chemical processing, and advances industrial chains for silicon-based, aluminum-based, and carbon-based new materials as well as green electricity–based hydrogen production. The zone has been designated a National High-Tech Industrialization Base, a National New-Type Industrialization Demonstration Base (Coal Chemical Industry), and a National Circular Economy Transformation Demonstration Pilot Park; it has also obtained ISO 14001 Environmental Management System and ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System certifications. Its government service platform is fully integrated into the Xinjiang Integrated Online Government Service Platform, enabling “one-network handling” for high-frequency business matters—including enterprise registration, project approval, and environmental permits—while the “Zhundong Cloud” Big Data Center drives smart park management. Its “ultra-streamlined approval + full-chain agency service” reform experience has been listed by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) as a typical practice for optimizing the business environment. The zone actively participates in the China–Central Asia Cooperation Mechanism and the construction of the core area of the Silk Road Economic Belt, having signed a memorandum of economic and trade cooperation with Pavlodar Region, Kazakhstan. It offers diversified cooperation pathways to enterprises in energy, chemical, new materials, high-end equipment, and new energy sectors—including coordinated industrial deployment, full-cycle project agency services, support for green and low-carbon transformation, cross-border industrial collaboration, and joint development of smart parks.

Xinjiang Tianzhize Chemical Co., Ltd. is a science and technology-based small- and medium-sized enterprise headquartered in Xinjiang, focusing on the research, development, and production of specialty chemicals. It operates within the chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing industry (C2669). Its core business encompasses the design, development, production, and sales of industrial-grade water treatment chemicals, oilfield auxiliary agents, and environmentally friendly cleaning agents, primarily serving oil and gas field development and industrial park wastewater treatment needs in Northwest China. The company possesses application-oriented R&D capabilities and has been granted three utility model patents: (1) a composite corrosion and scale inhibitor preparation device; (2) a high-stability polycarboxylate dispersant reaction kettle; and (3) a fluorinated surfactant-blended metal cleaning agent. Its technical approach emphasizes formulation optimization and process adaptation. In terms of qualifications, the company holds a valid “Work Safety Production License” (permitted scope: hazardous chemical production, limited to non-highly-toxic, non-precursor-to-explosives water treatment chemicals and oilfield auxiliary agents) and has obtained ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System certification covering the entire process from design and development through production and sales. In project implementation, the company undertook the “Pilot Application Project for Green De-blocking Agents for Low-Permeability Reservoirs” commissioned by PetroChina’s Western Drilling Engineering Co., Ltd., Karamay Branch. Related products have completed on-site pilot testing and entered the small-batch supply stage. Additionally, the company has been included in the “List of Environmental Protection Chemical Suppliers for Key Pollutant Discharging Entities” (water treatment chemicals category) issued by the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Department of Ecology and Environment. Currently, its business is concentrated exclusively in Northwest China, with no overseas operations. It offers cooperative models—including customized chemical development, pilot-scale verification, stable small-batch supply, and technical collaboration—to oil and gas service enterprises, industrial park operators, environmental engineering companies, and other stakeholders.

Veolia (China) Environmental Services Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the French Veolia Group established in China. Positioned as an integrated environmental services provider, the company focuses on the sub-sector of “pollution control and resource recycling” within the environmental protection industry, delivering professional, end-to-end environmental solutions to industrial clients and urban infrastructure. Its core business encompasses industrial hazardous waste treatment, general solid waste management, industrial wastewater treatment, remediation of contaminated soil at polluted sites, and environmental emergency response. Its services are deeply embedded in key industrial agglomeration zones, including the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, and the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. Leveraging Veolia’s global R&D network, the company masters advanced technologies such as high-temperature melting co-treatment, supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) of organic waste liquids, and low-temperature thermal desorption of fly ash. It holds 12 authorized invention patents covering core technologies—including intelligent hazardous waste sorting and stabilization of arsenic-containing sludge—and has participated in drafting three national and industry standards, including the “Pollution Control Standards for Hazardous Waste Incineration” (GB 18484-2020). The company holds the “Hazardous Waste Operating Permit” issued by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, covering 42 categories of hazardous waste (HW02–HW50); the “Operation Qualification Certificate for Environmental Pollution Control Facilities” (Class A) issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development; and the Level II Safety Production Standardization Certification issued by the Ministry of Emergency Management. It is certified under the ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems. The company has constructed and stably operates over ten benchmark facilities—including the Shanghai Jinshan Hazardous Waste Treatment Center, the Jiangsu Nantong Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant, and the Guangdong Foshan E-waste Resource Recovery Project—primarily serving high-end manufacturing clients in the automotive, integrated circuit, biopharmaceutical, and chemical industries, and undertaking “Environmental Concierge” commissioned services for government-managed industrial parks. Its services cover more than 20 provinces and municipalities nationwide; its technical solutions and equipment supply have extended via the Group’s channels to selected projects in Southeast Asia. Cooperation models include Investment-Build-Operate (IBO) and third-party professional operation services.

The IT Electronics Eleventh Design&Research Institute Scientific and  Technological Engineering Corporation Limited Qinghai Branch is a localized technical service unit established by the China Electronics Eleventh Design and Research Institute (affiliated with China Electronics Technology Group Corporation) in Qinghai Province. Relying on the comprehensive, end-to-end engineering service capabilities of its headquarters—covering electronic industry, semiconductors, new display technologies, new energy, and biopharmaceuticals—the branch operates from the western region of China, focusing on supporting infrastructure development for strategic emerging industries in Qinghai Province and the broader Northwest region. Its core business includes industrial and civil architectural design and consulting, engineering procurement and construction (EPC) contracting, and project management, with specialized expertise in cleanroom engineering, microelectronics fabrication facilities, biopharmaceutical production facilities, data centers, photovoltaic (PV) power generation, and lithium-ion battery manufacturing. It provides full-process technical services spanning early-stage planning, conceptual design, technology development, and technology promotion. Its core competencies stem from the headquarters’ national-level qualifications—including Class-A Comprehensive Engineering Design Qualification, Class-A Engineering Consulting Credit Certificate (for Architecture, Electronics, and Information), Class-A Engineering Supervision Qualification, and Class-A Specialized Design Qualification for Building Intelligent Systems—as well as certifications under ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management system standards. As a non-legal-entity branch, the Qinghai Branch undertakes projects within the scope covered by the headquarters’ qualifications and does not hold independent design qualifications. Representative projects completed include the cleanroom design for a major PV material manufacturing base in Qinghai, engineering consulting for a lithium battery cathode material project, and early-stage planning and conceptual design for certain industrial infrastructure facilities within Xining National High-Tech Industrial Development Zone. The branch consistently collaborates with Qinghai Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and Qinghai Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology to promote standards for green, low-carbon industrial buildings, thereby supporting local advancement toward new-type industrialization. It offers customized cooperation models—including tailored engineering consulting, specialized design services, EPC contracting, and localized technical support—to local governments, industrial parks, and leading enterprises.

China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation Shengli Petroleum Administration Co., Ltd. Shengda Oil Products Plant is a regional, specialized oil products production unit established based on the resources and industrial foundation of the Shengli Oilfield. It operates under Sinopec Group Shengli Petroleum Administration Co., Ltd. and serves as a critical supporting entity in the downstream segment of petroleum and natural gas extraction. The enterprise has long focused on processing petroleum refining by-products, blending fuel oils, storing and transporting light oil products, and delivering complementary oil products services. Its primary mission is to ensure internal oil supply for the Shengli Oilfield and meet basic oil products demand in surrounding areas, with business coverage spanning Dongying City in Shandong Province and the Bohai Rim region. Its core competencies lie in a stable oil products processing and storage system, coupled with safety production and environmental protection implementation capabilities compliant with Shandong Province’s regulatory requirements for auxiliary refining and chemical facilities. The plant is listed in the hazardous chemicals enterprise registry maintained by the Dongying Municipal Emergency Management Bureau and has consistently maintained compliance records during government-led safety production inspections and spot checks conducted by ecological environment departments on discharge permit implementation. For partners, Shengda Oil Products Plant offers customized fuel oil blending, regional oil products warehousing and transshipment, and oilfield-supporting oil products technical services—practical collaboration solutions applicable to energy supply security projects, regional oil products supply chain coordination, and operational support for auxiliary refining and chemical facilities.

Hinggan League Hongcheng Gas Co., Ltd. is a regional urban gas service provider based in Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia, specializing in the construction and operation of urban and rural gas infrastructure. Its core businesses include pipeline natural gas supply, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage, transportation, and distribution, as well as installation and operation & maintenance (O&M) services for gas facilities. Its service coverage extends to residential users and commercial/industrial customers across all banners, counties, and cities within Hinggan League. The company possesses comprehensive capabilities spanning gas transmission and distribution, end-user connection, and full-lifecycle O&M of gas facilities. It has completed and is stably operating the Phase II Project of the Wulanhaote Old Urban Area Gas Pipeline Network Renovation (2023–2024), laying approximately 42 kilometers of medium- and low-pressure gas pipelines and benefiting over 18,000 households. Simultaneously, it undertook and commissioned the Alshan City Border Township Gas Connection Demonstration Project—the first county-level border area in Hinggan League to achieve pipeline natural gas connectivity. The company holds a “Gas Business Operation License” issued by the Hinggan League Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau (valid until 2027) and has obtained ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification (Certificate No.: 02622Q30258R1M, valid until November 2025). Backed by its controlling shareholder, Inner Mongolia Hongcheng Energy Group Co., Ltd., the company continuously invests in, constructs, and ensures gas supply for regional gas infrastructure. Its current operational priorities focus on extending urban gas networks within Hinggan League, upgrading aging gas pipelines, and expanding gas access to remote townships. It offers practical cooperation models—including specialized gas planning consultation, EPC construction of gas pipeline networks, gas supply assurance partnerships, facility O&M outsourcing, and technical support—to local governments, housing and urban-rural development and energy regulatory authorities, industrial parks, and large-scale gas-consuming entities.

BoLixiang Industrial Gases Co., Ltd., located in the Zhundong Economic and Technological Development Zone in Xinjiang, is a key supporting enterprise responsible for ensuring a stable supply of industrial gases within the zone. It is positioned as a foundational support enterprise for the development of regional coal-fired power generation and coal chemical industry clusters. The company specializes in the production, filling, storage, and sale of conventional industrial gases—including oxygen, nitrogen, and argon—as well as certain specialty gases. Its customer base spans energy and chemical enterprises, metallurgical plants, machinery manufacturing facilities, and new materials producers. Leveraging its Phase I cryogenic air separation gas production facility—commissioned in September 2023—the company achieves a designed annual production capacity of 120 million standard cubic meters. Supporting infrastructure includes low-temperature liquid storage tanks and an intelligent filling station, collectively establishing a stable and efficient localized gas supply capability. The enterprise holds the “Safety Production Permit for Hazardous Chemicals” issued by the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Emergency Management Department (Permit No.: (Xin) WH An Xu Zheng Zi [2023] 01078), authorizing the production of compressed and liquefied oxygen, compressed and liquefied nitrogen, and compressed and liquefied argon; the permit remains valid until May 2026. Additionally, the company possesses qualifications for “gas filling” and “dangerous goods transportation (Class 1 and Class 2).” Currently, its business operations cover industrial enterprises within the Zhundong Economic and Technological Development Zone and within a 150-kilometer radius; it has not yet expanded into inter-provincial or international markets. The company offers customized cooperation models to park-based and regional downstream clients, including tailored gas supply, on-site gas generation support, coordinated hazardous chemicals transportation, and operation & maintenance services for industrial gas systems—primarily targeting continuous-production clients with explicit requirements regarding gas purity, stability, regulatory compliance, and response timeliness.

Xinjiang Tianyun Chemical Co., Ltd. is a regional chemical enterprise based on chlor-alkali chemistry and focused on the research, development, and production of fine chemicals. The company is headquartered in Northern Xinjiang and serves local industrial chains. Its core products include polyvinyl chloride (PVC), caustic soda (sodium hydroxide), chlorine gas, hydrochloric acid, and sodium hypochlorite—fundamental chlor-alkali products—and extends downstream into water treatment chemicals and industrial cleaning agents. Leveraging production capacity of 200,000 tons/year of PVC and an integrated 150,000 tons/year caustic soda facility, the company employs the ion-exchange membrane electrolysis clean production process—a technology encouraged by the Chinese government—ensuring stable, reliable supply of basic raw materials and customized chemical services. The company holds the “National Industrial Product Production License” (XK13-014-00128), covering caustic soda, hydrochloric acid, and sodium hypochlorite; has obtained ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Certification (Certificate No.: 00122Q3123456R1M); and is certified as a Level-3 Enterprise for Standardized Safety Production (Xin’anjiān Rèn [2022] No. 47). In project implementation, the company consistently supplies sodium hypochlorite disinfectant to the Second Wastewater Treatment Plant of Manas County and provides stable caustic soda feedstock to multiple local PVC profile processors. Its customer base spans Xinjiang’s building materials, papermaking, textile, and municipal water treatment sectors. The company operates exclusively within the Northern Xinjiang region, with no inter-provincial production bases or overseas business activities; its collaboration model centers on raw material supply, customized chemical support, and regional industrial chain synergy.

Wanze (Dalian) Enterprise Service Consulting Co., Ltd. is a localized, professional service provider based in Dalian and dedicated to serving small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs), committed to delivering foundational, practical support covering the entire enterprise lifecycle. The company’s core business includes enterprise management consulting; business and financial consulting (excluding bookkeeping agency services); human resources services (including job placement and human resources management consulting); intellectual property agency services (excluding patent agency); marketing planning; conference and exhibition services; translation services; and computer software and hardware technology development and consulting. Leveraging its in-depth understanding of industrial policies in Dalian City and Liaoning Province, the company’s core competencies focus on high-fit services such as business registration, qualification application (e.g., certification as a high-tech enterprise, inclusion in the roster of science- and technology-oriented SMEs, and application for recognition as “specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative” SMEs), tax planning, agency payment of social insurance and housing provident fund contributions, policy interpretation, and application guidance—services whose delivery pathways closely align with policy guidelines issued by governmental departments including the Dalian Municipal Science and Technology Bureau and the Dalian Municipal Industry and Information Technology Bureau. The company holds a Human Resources Service License issued by the Dalian Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau (valid until March 2027) and has completed registration for bookkeeping agency services on the Liaoning Provincial Government Services Network (explicitly stating that it does not engage in bookkeeping agency services but only provides auxiliary financial consulting services). Its service cases concentrate on local technology-driven and innovative SMEs in Dalian, with no publicly documented evidence of cross-regional large-scale operations or international business activities; its service coverage is geographically concentrated in Dalian City and southern Liaoning Province. Serving government platforms, industrial parks, incubators, SMEs, and industrial chain collaboration entities, the company offers policy implementation support, standardized service outsourcing, specialized application coordination, and customized enterprise service solutions.

Sinopec Catalyst Co., Ltd. Beijing Aoda Branch is a branch established by Sinopec Catalyst Co., Ltd., which falls under Sinopec Corporation (Sinopec, SH600028). It is a leading domestic specialized service provider of catalysts for petroleum refining, chemical production, and environmental protection. The company’s core business includes technological development, technology transfer, technical consultation, and technical services related to catalysts and associated auxiliaries and additives; catalyst manufacturing (restricted to branch operations); sales of catalysts and chemical products (excluding hazardous chemicals); and self-operated and agency import/export of various commodities and technologies. Leveraging the robust scientific research and industrial support of Sinopec, Beijing Aoda Branch focuses on areas such as hydrofining, hydrocracking, fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) auxiliaries, and environmental denitrification catalysts, possessing full-chain capabilities spanning research & development, pilot-scale testing, and engineering application. NS-series hydrofining catalysts and HCC-series heavy-oil hydrocracking catalysts—developed independently or collaboratively by the company—have achieved large-scale industrial application at multiple Sinopec-affiliated refineries, including Yanshan Petrochemical, Tianjin Petrochemical, and Qilu Petrochemical. 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; operates a CNAS-accredited catalyst analysis and testing laboratory; and has led or participated in drafting multiple national and industry standards, including GB/T 37810–2019 and HG/T 5305–2018. Its service network covers major refining and petrochemical bases nationwide and supports domestic catalyst substitution projects at refineries along the Belt and Road Initiative countries—for instance, providing FCC auxiliary technical support to the Atyrau Refinery in Kazakhstan. The company offers customized catalyst products, technical solutions, analytical testing services, and import/export cooperation to refining and petrochemical enterprises, engineering companies, research institutes, and overseas clients.