The ninth China International Import Expo (CIIE) was held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10. During the event, CHN Energy signed contracts on-site with 29 suppliers from 11 countries and regions, including Indonesia, Austria, the United Kingdom and Germany, to purchase high-quality coal, advanced equipment and spare parts. The total procurement value reached 2.796 billion USD, setting new records in the range of products, geographical coverage and overall scale.
Making its ninth appearance at the CIIE, CHN Energy has leveraged this open platform to proactively connect with high-quality energy resources worldwide and further integrate into the global supply chain. Its network of global partners continues to expand, while the range and volume of its imports have grown steadily. Over the past nine years, the Group has established stable supply chain partnerships with 162 leading companies across 23 countries and regions, achieving fruitful results in coal, equipment manufacturing and technical services. These partnerships have not only strengthened the foundation for the Group's high-quality development but also enabled global partners to share in the benefits of China's opening-up and the growth of its energy industry.
Using the CIIE as a bridge, CHN Energy has forged long-term, stable partnerships with outstanding companies across countries, regions and industries. Together, they are exploring new pathways for green and low-carbon development and expanding opportunities for two-way investment and cooperation. These efforts have played an active role in ensuring stable imports, enhancing access to upstream resources and advancing the energy transition.
Every year at the CIIE, CHN Energy organizes a procurement delegation to conduct group visits to the exhibition halls. This year, the delegation visited the Intelligent Industry & Information Technology and Trade in Services exhibition areas, engaging in direct discussions with suppliers such as Siemens Energy and Hitachi Energy on cutting-edge international technologies and advanced equipment in areas including low-carbon energy, environmental protection, artificial intelligence and mining machinery. The discussions aimed to identify new areas for industrial cooperation and explore fresh opportunities for mutually beneficial development.
