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Baise's industrial production continued to grow at a high rate in the first half of the year, and the growth of aluminum-related industries was obvious
July 30, 2023
In the first half of the year, the industrial added value above designated size in Baise increased by 18.9% year-on-year, 0.7 percentage points faster than in the first quarter. By economic type, the added value of state-owned enterprises increased by 24.5 percent, that of joint-stock enterprises by 19.2 percent, and that of enterprises invested by foreign investors, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan businesses decreased by 3.0 percent. Divided into three categories, the value added of mining decreased by 16.6 percent, manufacturing increased by 19.6 percent, and electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply increased by 21.1 percent. By industry, the growth of aluminum-related industries was obvious, non-ferrous metal mining and processing industry increased by 18.9%, non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling industry increased by 30.1%, and electric power and heat production and supply industry increased by 21.2%. The wood processing industry increased by 25.5%; Non-metallic mineral products industry increased by 8.4%; The manufacturing of chemical raw materials and chemical products decreased by 19.6%; Ferrous metal smelting and rolling industry decreased by 13.5%. From the point of view of product output, alumina increased by 14.7%, electrolytic aluminum increased by 52.6%, aluminum increased by 44.1%, sawn wood increased by 9.8%, wood-based panels increased by 16.8%, veneer increased by 1.6%, graphite and carbon products increased by 37.5%, heavy calcium carbonate powder increased by 2.3%, power generation increased by 4.4%, caustic soda decreased by 1.5%. Ferroalloy fell 15.8 percent, manganese dioxide fell 30.8 percent, cement fell 16 percent, cement clinker fell 21.4 percent and commercial concrete fell 18.4 percent.
