The project table marks the first Egyptian 80,000-tonne glass fiber line as complete. The project amount remained USD 223.31 million; annual investment was RMB 174.376 million and cumulative investment RMB 1.331666 billion. This follows the November 2013 ignition-and-trial-operation disclosure. Completion in this table is preserved as a later annual milestone, rather than rewriting the earlier report's trial-production wording.
- Annual production capacity
- 80,000 tonnes/year
The financial note says the first Egyptian 80,000-tonne alkali-free glass-fiber line formally entered production in April 2014. This follows the earlier November 2013 ignition and trial-operation disclosure already held in the project history. The important-project row gives CNY 1,442,967,879.32 of budget, current additions of CNY 143,291,171.04 and CNY 1,300,587,316.22 transferred to fixed assets. It reports an investment-to-budget ratio of 91.86% but engineering progress of 90%. Formal production, the accounting transfer and completion of the broader engineering scope are different milestones. The board investment table instead labels the line complete, with a USD 223.31 million project amount and cumulative investment of 133,166.60 ten-thousand CNY. Different currencies and table perimeters are retained; no undisclosed exchange-rate or cost reconciliation is invented. The separate construction balance for Egyptian supporting works is also not assigned to this main-line row as if it were a single reconciled closing amount. Shared country and 80,000-tonne capacity do not merge this first line with the separately disclosed phase-II proposal.
- Project budget / 2014 / reported engineering row
- RMB 1,442,967,879.32
- Annual construction additions / 2014 / reported engineering row
- RMB 143,291,171.04
- Project transfer to fixed assets / 2014 / reported engineering row
- RMB 1,300,587,316.22
- Reported investment-to-budget ratio / 2014 / reported engineering row
- 91.86 percent
- Engineering progress / 2014 / reported engineering row
- 90 percent