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Pingguo County in Baise,Guangxi has Finalized Aluminum Industry Development Plan for the Next Five Years

2011-08-15

China Nonferrous Metals Monthly 2011年5期

According to news published on March 22nd,recently the County CPC Committee and County Government of Pingguo County, Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region,has reviewed and approved “Pingguo County Aluminum Industry Development Plan”, which decided to regard aluminum industry as its development direction in the next five years.

In the next five years, this county will further implement the strategy of “Rejuvenating Pingguo County through aluminum, and privateowned economy”, adhere to the practice of us-ing resource to develop industry, and using reserve to achieve increase, by focusing on extending aluminum industrial chain and building up aluminum industry cluster, deepen reform and technological innovation, prioritize the development of aluminum oxide and aluminum,vigorously develop aluminum processing, promote clean production, develop circular economy, promote the aluminum industry to develop in a fast and healthy way, in order to build Pingguo county into an important aluminum industry base in the whole region and even in the whole nation. The Plan proposed that by 2015 it will achieve deep extension of aluminum industrial chain, complete industrial supporting facilities, well-developed industrial service system, strong industry competitiveness,formation of industrial cluster, and basically develop a modern aluminum industry development system combining R&D, processing, inspection, market transaction, and integrated supporting services; fulfill annual output of 2,200,000 tonnes of aluminum oxide, 800,000 tonnes of aluminum, 1,000,000 tonnes of aluminum processing, 1,000,000 tonnes of Corundum, 600,000 tonnes of pre-baked anode fluoride salt; its investment in aluminum industry will reach 13.9 billion yuan, output value of aluminum industry can reach 40 billion yuan,profit tax of the aluminum industry can reach 6 billion, and offer new jobs to 23,000 persons.