Chan Ye Xin Xi Wang·2025-05-20 01:33Core Viewpoint - The industrial explosives industry in China is maturing, with significant increases in production capacity and output, driven by expanding applications and demand in various sectors such as mining and infrastructure construction [1][4][19]. Group 1: Industry Definition and Classification - Industrial explosives, also known as civil explosives, are explosive mixtures primarily composed of oxidizers and fuels, designed based on the principle of oxygen balance [2]. - Common types include ammonium nitrate explosives, emulsified explosives, and nitroglycerin explosives, characterized by low cost, simple manufacturing, and reliable application [2]. Group 2: Current Development Status - The production capacity and output of industrial explosives in China have significantly increased, with the domestic output projected to reach 4.4937 million tons in 2024, up from 3.5417 million tons in 2016 [4][6]. - The most widely used types of explosives include gel emulsified explosives, porous ammonium oil explosives, and expanded ammonium nitrate explosives, which together account for 91.35% of total production [4]. Group 3: Industry Chain - The upstream of the industrial explosives industry includes suppliers of raw materials such as ammonium nitrate, TNT, and sodium nitrate, with ammonium nitrate being the primary raw material [8][10]. - The midstream consists of research and production manufacturers, while the downstream customer base includes engineering blasting units involved in mining and construction [8]. Group 4: Competitive Landscape - The industrial explosives market in China is fragmented, with numerous companies including Yipuli, Poly United, Hongda Blasting, and Yahua Group leading the industry [12][14]. - Key players have established competitive advantages through integrated operations, technological capabilities, and extensive distribution networks [14][15][17]. Group 5: Industry Development Trends - The industry is transitioning from extensive growth to a focus on safety, environmental sustainability, and smart technology, driven by innovation and regulatory compliance [19]. - Future growth will be supported by mining demand, infrastructure investment, and emerging application scenarios, while companies must balance cost control with technological upgrades [19].