Group 1 - The company, Baolidi (300905.SZ), has completed the preparation of the environmental impact assessment report for the new 200-ton COFs product [1] - The report has been submitted to the relevant departments for approval but has not yet been approved [1]

Core Viewpoint - The company Baolidi (300905.SZ) is focused on the application of masterbatch technology to enhance the functionality of downstream products through the dispersion of high-content functional powders and colorants [1] Group 1 - The company's masterbatch primarily disperses high-content functional powders and colorants into a carrier for downstream product integration [1] - The technology of YaoKe's COFs products is based on organic synthesis, resulting in a porous organic material that also falls under the category of functional powders [1] - The company's dispersion technology for masterbatches and color pastes can support the downstream application of COFs products [1]

Core Viewpoint - The company responds to an investor inquiry regarding the synergy between its color masterbatch technology and YaoKe's COFs technology, highlighting the functional aspects of both technologies and their potential collaboration in downstream applications [1] Company Technology - The company's color masterbatch primarily disperses high-content functional powders and colorants into a carrier, which is then added to downstream products to enhance functionality [1] - The company's dispersion technology for masterbatches and color pastes can support the downstream use of COFs products [1] Industry Context - YaoKe's COFs product technology is based on organic synthesis, resulting in a porous organic material that also falls under the category of functional powders [1]

Group 1 - The company announced on September 18 that its COFs products are currently in the downstream customer verification and promotion stage, and have not yet achieved mass sales [2] - The company is actively working on expanding production capacity, with a project for an annual production line of 200 tons currently under construction [2]