Recently, SUMEC-ITC has successfully completed its first independent export of 46,000 tons of cement clinker. The cargo departed from Nantong and arrived in Southeast Asia, marking that SUMEC-ITC has built a complete industrial chain covering independent procurement, full-vessel international logistics transportation, and end-delivery overseas.
As the core intermediate product in cement production, clinker quality directly determines the performance and application effect of cement. SUMEC-ITC has long been engaged in the import and domestic trade of cement and clinker. It has accumulated stable upstream resources, mature market analysis capabilities and professional supply chain service experience.
In this transaction, the company precisely matched overseas end-user demand. Leveraging long-term stable cooperation with leading domestic enterprises, it realized independent procurement of clinker, effectively guaranteeing product quality and stable supply. Giving full play to its cross-border logistics advantages, SUMEC-ITC efficiently coordinated shipping schedules, terminal arrangements and customs declaration procedures, successfully arranging the direct full-vessel shipment of 46,000 tons of clinker.
In recent years, SUMEC-ITC has accelerated business transformation and upgrading, firmly pursued the Blue Ocean Strategy, explored overseas resources and markets in depth, continuously expanded channels for export business, and steadily developed new export categories including chemicals, fertilizers and cement clinker, so as to strengthen its international operation capability.
Facing the new development stage of the 15th Five-Year Plan, under the guidance of SINOMACH, SUMEC-ITC will focus on its core supply chain operation business, accelerate global layout, optimize the supply chain service system, and expand more overseas market channels. The Company will help more high-quality Chinese equipment, brands and products go global, strengthen its core functions and competitiveness, promote high-quality "importing in" and high-level "going global", and make greater contributions to serving and integrating into the domestic and international dual-circulation development pattern.