SDHT(SH:600308) Zhong Guo Fa Zhan Wang·2025-10-20 07:58Core Insights - The "Huatai Paper Trusted Data Space Innovation Development Pilot" project in Dongying, Shandong Province has been selected as the only enterprise-level national pilot project in the province, showcasing the company's digital transformation in the traditional paper industry [1][2] - Huatai Paper, the world's largest newsprint producer, has implemented an "industrial brain" to enhance its supply chain management and address inefficiencies in raw material transportation [2] Company Overview - Huatai Paper uses 4,500 tons of wood chips daily for production, previously relying on manual scheduling for transportation, which led to significant discrepancies in raw material delivery [1] - The company has integrated a digital supply chain model that allows for real-time tracking and management of logistics, effectively reducing losses during transportation [2] Digital Transformation - The implementation of the "industrial brain" has enabled Huatai to achieve multi-system collaboration and intelligent early warning, addressing the shortcomings in supply chain logistics [2] - The digital transformation has resulted in cost savings of over 22 million yuan annually by preemptively identifying and resolving production issues [2] Investment and Future Plans - The total investment for the industrial brain project exceeds 50 million yuan, with the first phase already operational and recognized as a national pilot project [2] - Future phases, including smart warehousing, marketing, and financial chain models, are under development and expected to save an additional 100 million yuan annually for upstream and downstream enterprises once fully operational [2] Industry Context - Huatai's digital transformation reflects broader trends in Shandong's traditional manufacturing sector, which aims to integrate data as a key element of the digital economy [2] - The provincial plan anticipates an average annual growth rate of over 10% in the core industries of the digital economy by 2027, emphasizing the importance of digitalization in enhancing production capabilities [2]