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Core Insights - Brunei's Guangxi Huahang Aluminum Industry (Brunei) has received the first import license for recycled aluminum, with the Brunei National Investment Fund committing to invest 30% of the total project cost, which amounts to 30% equity in the company [1] - The project aims to establish a stable import channel for recycled aluminum through the Brunei-Guangxi Economic Corridor, previously reliant on Malaysia and Indonesia [1] - The project will be developed in three phases, with an initial investment of 10 million Brunei dollars (approximately 56 million RMB) to achieve an annual production of 200,000 tons of recycled aluminum [1] Company Developments - The Huahang Aluminum project in Brunei plans to expand its production capacity through three phases, with total investments of 10 million, 20 million, and 200 million Brunei dollars, respectively, leading to a total annual production of 80 tons of aluminum products [1] - The company has achieved a 20% increase in the strength of recycled aluminum alloys and a 35% reduction in weight, with 30% of its annual capacity of 100,000 tons being exported [2] - The unique technology developed by the company allows for 95% recycling of aluminum, significantly reducing carbon emissions compared to electrolytic aluminum production [2] Industry Trends - The push for recycled non-ferrous metals is gaining momentum in China, with ports accelerating the expansion of overseas sourcing channels [3] - The establishment of innovative customs clearance models for recycled metals, such as the one implemented by Ningbo Customs for recycled copper, is being suggested for Guangxi to enhance its position in the global aluminum processing market [3]