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The company reports obtaining additional certifications from the American Bureau of Shipping, Saudi Arabia's SABER system and the United Kingdom's WRAS water-contact scheme. The same discussion describes raw-material and chemical testing under a new supplier-management system. These disclosures explain qualification and quality-control work. They do not identify each certified product grade, certification number or a sales contract arising from certification.
The report places glass fiber in construction materials, electrical and electronic products, transport, pipes and tanks, industrial applications and renewable-energy equipment. Wind applications include blades and nacelles, while automotive applications use fiber-reinforced thermoplastic or thermoset composites. In electronics, glass yarn is woven into fabric used in copper-clad laminates, which in turn form the base for printed circuit boards. These are downstream uses of the company’s material, not proof that it supplies a named vehicle manufacturer, turbine project or electronics device. Roving and related products are reported in tonnes, whereas electronic fabric is reported in metres; those volumes cannot be added. The existing annual production and sales figures remain separate from installed design capacity and project ignition dates. The ABS, Saudi SABER and UK WRAS qualifications described elsewhere support potential access to particular applications or markets, but the report does not provide grade-specific revenue, customer orders or certificate specifications for each. Industry application shares and market forecasts are not substituted for Jushi’s own sales mix.
R&D investment was RMB 341,662,980.95, entirely expensed, 2.93% of revenue; research personnel numbered 1,766. The company obtained 98 patent authorisations, including 48 inventions. A China–Egypt high-performance glass fiber and composites joint laboratory received a Ministry of Science and Technology assistance-project approval. Approval of the laboratory initiative and patent outcomes are distinguished from commercial product deliveries.
Research covered glass formulations, sizing chemicals, fiber products, composite applications, machinery, cleaner production and intelligent manufacturing. Sizing and formulation are disclosed research areas; the report does not give enough grade-level specifications or independent performance tests to establish a universal technical advantage. FY2020 R&D expenditure was CNY 341,662,980.95, equal to 2.93% of revenue, and was entirely expensed: capitalized R&D was zero. The 1,766 research personnel represented 15.07% of employees. The report also describes patent grants and approval of assistance for a China–Egypt joint laboratory, already recorded separately; patents and an approved laboratory initiative are not commercial shipments. Reported material cost was CNY 2,406,124,579.58, up 19.96%. The table’s 31.15% cost share is consistent with total consolidated operating cost, not the narrower fiber-cost row; it is not presented here as the material share of fiber-only cost. The disclosure does not allocate research or material spending to individual production lines, or quantify savings achieved by each technical initiative.
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