Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-29 16:33Core Viewpoint - The industrial explosives industry in China is maturing, with significant increases in production capacity and output, driven by growing demand and technological advancements [2][6][10]. 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 [3][4]. - Common types include ammonium nitrate explosives, emulsified explosives, and nitroglycerin explosives, characterized by low cost, simple manufacturing, and reliable application [4]. Current Development Status - The production of industrial explosives in China has increased from 3.54 million tons in 2016 to an expected 4.49 million tons in 2024, with major types including gel emulsified explosives (61.02%), porous ammonium oil explosives (23.15%), and expanded ammonium nitrate explosives (7.17%) [6][8]. - The total sales volume of industrial explosives is projected to reach 4.485 million tons in 2024, with gel emulsified explosives leading at 2.7289 million tons [8]. Industry Trends - The industry is transitioning from extensive growth to a focus on safety, environmental sustainability, and intelligence, with technological innovation and regulatory compliance as key drivers [2][10]. - Future challenges include balancing cost control with technological upgrades and exploring value-added blasting services to address environmental pressures and competition from alternative technologies [2]. Related Companies - Key listed companies in the industrial explosives sector include Yipuli (002096.SZ), Poly United (002037.SZ), Hongda Explosive (002683), and others [3]. - Other relevant companies include Beifang Special Energy, Yunnan Minexplosion, and Longye Chemical [3].