Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-11-04 17:46Core Viewpoint - The China International Import Expo (CIIE) serves as a platform for high-level openness and is recognized globally as an international public good, with Vale, a multinational mining giant from Brazil, participating for the eighth consecutive year [2]. Group 1: Company Overview - Vale, established in 1942 and headquartered in Brazil, is a leading global producer of iron ore, copper, and nickel, also producing iron ore pellets, platinum group metals, gold, silver, and cobalt [2]. - Since delivering its first shipment of iron ore to China in 1973, Vale has supplied over 3 billion tons of high-quality iron ore to China, along with copper and nickel [2]. Group 2: Product Offerings - At this year's CIIE, Vale is showcasing a special area for energy transition metals, featuring five high-quality products, including carbonyl nickel spheres [2][3]. - Carbonyl nickel spheres, produced using carbonyl refining technology, are among the highest purity nickel products, widely used in aerospace, electronics, and nuclear energy sectors [3]. - Other products displayed include nickel cakes, nickel powder, NPI (Nickel Pig Iron), and copper concentrate, alongside various high-quality iron ore products [3]. Group 3: Environmental Commitment - Vale's carbonyl nickel spheres have a carbon emission intensity of only 8.1 tons of CO2 equivalent per ton of nickel, making it one of the lowest carbon emission nickel products globally [3]. - The company aims to support China's steel industry in achieving green transformation and sustainable development through the supply of quality mineral products and innovative low-carbon solutions [5]. Group 4: Interactive Exhibit - To celebrate 40 years of operations in the Amazon region, Vale has presented a large interactive installation called "Dynamic Amazon," featuring an 8.5-meter long LED transparent screen and two interactive touch screens [4]. - The installation aims to raise awareness about forest protection and showcase the creativity of contemporary artists from Pará, Brazil, in anticipation of the upcoming 30th UN Climate Change Conference [5].