Ningxia Jinlait New Materials Technology Co., Ltd.

Ningxia Jinlait New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. was established on July 21, 2022. The project, titled “Industrial Production of Environmentally Friendly Glass Containers and Packaging Materials,” is being developed in three phases, covering a total land area of 205 mu. The project’s total floor space amounts to 65,000 square meters, including 57,800 square meters of production facilities and 7,200 square meters of office space. The planned total investment is RMB 1.5 billion, and the company currently employs over 150 staff members.

Project Construction Status

The first-phase investment totals RMB 540 million and is focused on establishing the company’s core production infrastructure for glass packaging. The main components of this investment include the construction of two low‑nitrogen gas‑fired glass melting furnaces, each with a capacity of 110 square meters, along with four high‑efficiency glass product production lines. Together, these furnaces and production lines form a complete glass container manufacturing system, designed to achieve an annual production capacity of up to 400 million units, covering beer bottles, beverage bottles, and lightweight glass bottles, among others. The project was officially completed and commissioned in May 2023; at full capacity, it can stably produce approximately 1.05 million glass products per day. Currently, the production lines are operating at full speed, primarily supplying a range of glass bottle products to well‑known brands such as Dayao Beverages, Lhasa Beer, Tsingtao Beer, Hans Beer, Huanghe Fine Brew, and Yinmei Beverages.

The second-phase investment totals RMB 500 million, with funding primarily earmarked for expanding the company’s packaging product portfolio. This investment aims to establish a new bottle‑cap production line with an annual capacity of up to 5 billion units, an aluminum can production line capable of producing 800 million units per year, and a PET preform production line with an annual output of 1 billion units. Together, these three lines will form a diversified metal and plastic packaging manufacturing system, marking a significant step forward for the company in the packaging materials sector—moving toward both metal and plastic—and further enriching its product‑line strategy.

The third-phase investment totals RMB 460 million and aims to expand the company’s portfolio of high-end glass products. At its core, the project proposes constructing a low‑nitrogen, gas‑fired glass furnace with a single‑furnace area of 135 square meters—featuring cutting‑edge technology and exceptional environmental performance and efficiency. This furnace will serve as the central production unit, supported by three automated, high‑precision glass‑product production lines. The entire production system will operate in seamless coordination, with the goal of delivering stable, premium packaging solutions for the high‑end wine market, ultimately achieving an annual production capacity of up to 200 million premium wine bottles.

Strengthen and supplement industrial chains, reduce costs and increase profits.

The Jinlaiti Packaging Materials Industrial Chain Project is closely aligned with the strategic goal of strengthening Dawukou District’s emerging food‑industry value chain. By employing a targeted investment‑attraction approach, the project has successfully brought in and integrated key upstream and downstream links, thereby generating a pronounced cluster effect along the entire supply chain. By establishing a comprehensive packaging‑materials ecosystem that integrates R&D, production, and supply, the initiative has significantly advanced regional industrial synergy and structural optimization. Once fully completed and officially commissioned, the project’s robust manufacturing capacity will enable it to provide a steady, high‑quality supply of core packaging products—such as glass bottles and aluminum cans—to numerous renowned domestic and international beverage companies, including Dayao Beverage, Tsingtao Brewery, Lhasa Beer, Snow Beer, Carlsberg, and Yanjing Beer. This not only meets the close‑range, efficient supply needs of leading regional enterprises, substantially reducing their logistics and procurement costs, but also, at a deeper level, actively drives the vertical extension and horizontal reinforcement of the regional industrial chain, further solidifying and enhancing the overall competitiveness and added value of the food‑and‑beverage sector.