Dazhou Jiuyuan Chemical Co., Ltd

Jiuyuan chemical (Group) Co., Ltd. was incorporated in the Cayman Islands in 2002. It was listed on the growth enterprise market of the stock exchange of Hong Kong on July 10, 2003, and successfully transferred from the growth enterprise market to the main board on August 25, 2008. At present, IFC is the strategic shareholder of the company. The group has six wholly-owned subsidiaries in Chinese mainland, namely, Sichuan nine yuan Agricultural Chemicals Co., Ltd., Chengdu Jiu Yuan Chemical Co., Ltd., Chengdu Jiu yuan compound fertilizer Co., Ltd., Dazhou Jiu Yuan Chemical Co., Qingdao Jiu Yuan Chemical Co., Ltd. and Sichuan Chengyuan chemical limited company, whose total assets exceed 3 billion 300 million yuan. Mainly engaged in chemical and fertilizer products production, research, development, promotion and distribution.

In accordance with the business strategy of "Taking Sichuan as the domestic base, taking the basic chemical industry and fertilizer industry as the industrial basis, relying on the progress of science and technology and management, facing the international and domestic markets, and constantly expanding the comprehensive strength and market competitiveness of the enterprise", Jiuyuan chemical industry (group) Co., Ltd. has begun to take shape and extended to the technical field through ten years of development The traditional chemical fertilizer and chemical products manufacturing industry has grown into a new enterprise that can develop and produce new scientific and technological products and serve ecological agriculture. Through the acquisition of phosphorus mines in Sichuan Province (with reserves of 117 million tons), the company extends its product chain to the upstream of the industry, and at the same time uses the local rich natural gas resources to build a new ammonia and urea plant expansion project in Dazhou chemical industry park.

Excellent product quality and service make the group's product popularity continue to improve. Its marketing network covers all provinces and autonomous regions in China. In 2005, it successfully opened up foreign markets to Southeast Asian countries.