Core Viewpoint - Jinhua New Materials is transitioning from a traditional chemical supplier to a high-end electronic chemical supplier through continuous technological iteration and aims for high-quality development while maintaining responsibility in its industrial upgrade [1][2]. Group 1: Company Overview - Founded in 2007, Jinhua New Materials specializes in the research, production, and sales of ketoxime series fine chemicals, with key products including silane crosslinking agents and hydroxylamine salts, widely used in various sectors such as construction, transportation, energy, electronics, and new energy vehicles [2]. - The company has established a leading market position in silane crosslinking agents and hydroxylamine salts, receiving multiple national honors such as "National Green Factory" and "National Specialized and Innovative Small Giant" [2]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - The company has developed a unique "oxime-silane-hydroxylamine salt" green circular industrial chain, which enhances production efficiency, cost control, and environmental friendliness [3]. - This industrial chain significantly reduces raw material consumption compared to traditional processes and minimizes waste emissions, contributing to the company's recognition as a "National Green Factory" [3]. Group 3: Investment and Growth Strategy - Jinhua New Materials went public on the Beijing Stock Exchange in September 2025, marking a significant milestone in its development and enhancing its brand influence and talent acquisition capabilities [4]. - The "60kt/a high-end coupling agent project" is a core investment project post-IPO, expected to add 30,000 tons/year of silane coupling agent capacity and 30,000 tons/year of functional silane intermediate capacity [4][5]. Group 4: Product Development and Market Position - The new hydroxylamine aqueous solution (JH-2) pilot plant is crucial for extending the ketoxime industrial chain and solidifying the green circular system, with electronic-grade hydroxylamine aqueous solution being a key product for the semiconductor industry [6]. - The company has successfully developed a safe and green preparation process for hydroxylamine, with plans for pilot production starting in October 2024, aiming for sales of 7.60 tons in the same year [6]. Group 5: Future Outlook - Jinhua New Materials is positioned to transition from an invisible champion to an industry benchmark, leveraging its industrial chain advantages, technological accumulation, and global layout in both fine chemicals and high-end electronic chemicals [7].

以公司首创的"肟-肟基硅烷-羟胺盐"绿色循环产业链为例，周强指出："这不仅是一个环保概念，更是一 套能够从根本上提升生产效率、强化成本控制、增强环境友好性的工业化系统。"简单来说，这条产业 链就像一个化学循环系统，将上游副产物作为下游原料，实现资源高效利用，为公司构筑了多维度竞争 优势：一是经济效益显著，相比传统工艺大幅降低原料消耗；二是环保与安全双提升，从源头减少"三 废"排放，助力公司荣获"国家绿色工厂"称号；三是构建宽广的技术护城河，该技术融合绿色工艺、联 产循环、过程强化、纯化分离、高效催化等多项复杂技术，已形成完整的知识产权体系，相关成果获中 国石化联合会科技进步一等奖、浙江省科学技术进步二等奖和浙江省首届知识产权专利奖二等奖。 与此同时，公司通过引入霍尼韦尔精益生产培训和杜邦安全管理体系，建立起涵盖安全文化、工艺安 全、设备安全三大模块及22个要素的过程管控体系，有效减少人工操作、降低设备维修频率、节约物料 与能耗，从而提升生产效率、产品质量与交付能力。 "从强链补链到绿色循环，我们走的是一条既要效益也要责任的产业升级之路。"锦华新材总经理兼总工 程师周强在接受中国证券报记者专访时如是说。这家在精 ...

Core Viewpoint - Jinhua New Materials is transitioning from a traditional chemical supplier to a high-end electronic chemical supplier through continuous technological iteration and aims for high-quality development while maintaining responsibility [1][2]. Group 1: Company Overview - Founded in 2007, Jinhua New Materials specializes in the research, production, and sales of ketoxime series fine chemicals, with key products including silane crosslinking agents and hydroxylamine salts [2]. - The company has established a leading market position in silane crosslinking agents and hydroxylamine salts, receiving multiple national honors such as "National Green Factory" [2][3]. - Jinhua New Materials aims to enhance its core competitiveness through green low-carbon and lean production practices [2]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - The company has developed a unique "oxime-silane-hydroxylamine salt" green circular industrial chain, which significantly improves production efficiency and reduces raw material consumption compared to traditional processes [3]. - This industrial chain also enhances environmental friendliness by minimizing waste emissions, contributing to the company's recognition as a "National Green Factory" [3]. - The company has established a comprehensive process control system that includes safety culture and process safety, effectively reducing manual operations and energy consumption [3]. Group 3: Investment and Growth Projects - Jinhua New Materials went public on the Beijing Stock Exchange in September 2025, marking a significant milestone in its development [4]. - The "60kt/a high-end coupling agent project" is a core investment project that will add 30,000 tons/year of silane coupling agent capacity and 30,000 tons/year of functional silane intermediate capacity [4]. - The project aims to enhance product variety and optimize structure, thereby improving market competitiveness [4][5]. Group 4: High-End Product Development - The new hydroxylamine aqueous solution (JH-2) pilot plant is another key investment project, crucial for extending the ketoxime industrial chain and reinforcing the green circular system [6]. - The electronic-grade hydroxylamine aqueous solution is a high-value product used in chip manufacturing, representing a significant step towards high-end chemical production [6]. - Jinhua New Materials has successfully developed a safe and green preparation process for hydroxylamine, with plans for pilot production starting in October 2024, targeting a sales volume of 7.60 tons in the first year [6]. Group 5: Market Position and Future Outlook - Jinhua New Materials is positioned to transition from an invisible champion to an industry benchmark, leveraging its industrial chain advantages, technological accumulation, and global layout [7].

Core Insights - The U.S. is striving to restore its foundational industries that have been impacted by China's rise, particularly in the rare earth and magnetic materials sectors [1] - The U.S. must regain control over core industries, focusing on self-reliance in advanced semiconductor manufacturing and rebuilding resource supply chains to ensure national security and economic stability [1] Rare Earth Industry Challenges - The U.S. has lost control over rare earth refining and high-end applications, with China holding approximately 90% of global rare earth purification patents [4] - China's "cascade extraction technology" achieves ultra-high purity separation of rare earth elements at a significantly lower cost of $7 per kilogram, giving it a competitive edge in both domestic and international markets [4] - U.S. company MP Materials has a purification level of only about 99.5%, with some heavy rare earths failing to meet military standards, while high radioactive waste disposal costs consume 40% of its revenue [4] Historical Context - The U.S. once led the rare earth industry but shifted operations to China in the 1980s due to lower labor costs and favorable conditions for industrial transfer [5] - This strategic choice has resulted in the U.S. retaining only the mining segment while ceding refining and metallurgy to China [5] Sustainability and Technological Advancements - As rare earth resources are deemed non-renewable, sustainable development increasingly relies on green recycling technologies, where China is at the forefront [7] - A recent technology assessment in China confirmed advancements in green biological recycling of rare earth materials, which could be industrially scaled [7] U.S. Policy Responses - In response to China's dominance, the U.S. military plans to invest in domestic rare earth refining facilities to secure long-term supplies for military and electronic industries [7] - Despite these efforts, the U.S. faces significant challenges in quickly rebuilding a complete supply chain, as China remains the only country with refining capabilities for all 17 critical rare earth materials [7] Industry Perspectives - Industry insiders acknowledge that revitalizing the U.S. rare earth industry requires substantial funding, government support, and the integration of top-tier resources [9] - The U.S. rare earth supply chain has significant gaps, and recent export controls from China have already impacted U.S. automotive and military sectors [9] Key Obstacles - The U.S. faces three main disadvantages in rebuilding its rare earth industry: relinquishing refining to China, limited domestic rare earth reserves, and a lack of high-level refining capabilities [11] - These challenges indicate that the U.S. will need to undergo a lengthy and difficult process to reduce dependence on China and restore a complete supply chain [11]