In recent years, the Henan manufacturing industry has continued to show results in the layout of the new materials circuit. A number of local companies are deeply involved in high value-added materials. Orders for various new products such as electronic grade aluminum foil, energy storage liquid cold plates, high-generation targets, and medical molecular sieves have been steadily increasing, leading to a significant increase in revenue in the new materials sector. Their share of overall revenue continues to rise, gradually becoming the core force supporting corporate profit resilience. Facing bottlenecks in traditional racetrack growth, Yu enterprises are currently breaking out of the path of large-scale expansion and cultivating a second growth curve based on their own technology accumulation. The province's complete nonferrous metals and equipment manufacturing industry clusters, combined with industrial chain support policies, continue to be empowered, providing fertile ground for R&D, trial production, and industrialization of new materials. “Made in the Central Plains” is continuing to advance upstream in the value chain, forging a new growth fulcrum.

In recent years, the Henan manufacturing industry has continued to show results in the layout of the new materials circuit. A number of local companies are deeply involved in high value-added materials. Orders for various new products such as electronic grade aluminum foil, energy storage liquid cold plates, high-generation targets, and medical molecular sieves have been steadily increasing, leading to a significant increase in revenue in the new materials sector. Their share of overall revenue continues to rise, gradually becoming the core force supporting corporate profit resilience. Facing bottlenecks in traditional racetrack growth, Yu enterprises are currently breaking out of the path of large-scale expansion and cultivating a second growth curve based on their own technology accumulation. The province's complete nonferrous metals and equipment manufacturing industry clusters, combined with industrial chain support policies, continue to be empowered, providing fertile ground for R&D, trial production, and industrialization of new materials. “Made in the Central Plains” is continuing to advance upstream in the value chain, forging a new growth fulcrum.