Project Overview - The project is named "Jinan Baijie High-Performance New Enzyme Preparation R&D and Industrialization Construction Project" [2] - The construction unit is Jinan Baijie Biological Engineering Co., Ltd., located in the Shanghe Chemical Industry Park, Jinan, covering an area of 70,067.81 m² (approximately 105.1 acres) [2] Investment and Construction Details - The total investment for the project is 775.49 million yuan, with phase one investment at 562.24 million yuan and phase two at 213.25 million yuan [3] - Environmental investment for phase one is 41.59 million yuan (7.39% of total investment), and for phase two is 6.21 million yuan (2.91% of total investment), all funded by the company [3] - The construction period for both phases is 21 months each [4] Production Capacity and Facilities - The project includes the construction of a fermentation workshop with a total of 12 fermentation tanks (6 in each phase), and two extraction and blending workshops [4] - The total production capacity for high-performance new enzyme preparations will be 45,000 tons per annum (t/a), with each phase contributing 22,500 t/a [4] Existing Product Situation - The northern fermentation workshop has been out of production for several years, while the southern workshop is operational [6] - The northern workshop has an annual production capacity of 1,500 tons for α-galactosidase, while the southern workshop has capacities of 5,200 t/a for liquid single enzyme products, 3,000 t/a for liquid proteases, and 8,000 t/a for liquid glucose oxidase and liquid fat enzymes, totaling 17,700 t/a for the entire plant [7] Company Background - Jinan Baijie Biological Engineering Co., Ltd. was formerly known as Jinan Nuoneng Biological Engineering Co., Ltd. and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kingsoft Bio-Technology (HK01548), established in 2009 [9] - The company specializes in the R&D, production, and sales of biological enzyme preparations, focusing on feed and industrial enzyme preparations, with core products including glucose oxidase, phytase, and compound enzymes [10]