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A chopped-strand project at the Chengdu intelligent manufacturing base was progressing on schedule. Management expected it to become a new contributor to earnings. Chopped strands are a different delivery form from continuous roving, so the project is kept distinct from the two relocated-base furnace components ignited in 2020. The passage does not establish ignition or a realised output figure.
Construction accelerated on the Egyptian base's fourth roving phase. Management connected it to supplying foreign markets from overseas manufacturing. This is a new phase after the first three Egyptian line projects, not a rename of an earlier 80,000-tonne line. The 2021 passage supplies the phase and construction stage but no precise capacity or commissioning date.
The Tongxiang intelligent base's third fine-yarn phase progressed according to plan alongside roving phase III. It is associated with the electronic-materials branch of the base programme rather than merged with the roving investment. The 2021 passage does not report ignition or completed output for this phase. A later report provides the relevant commissioning-stage update.
At the Tongxiang headquarters intelligent base, roving phase III progressed according to plan. Fine-yarn phase III is listed separately in the same passage. This records the next phase within the multi-year intelligent-base programme, without interpreting planned progress as completed ignition or importing commissioning statements from the following year. The passage does not state this phase's individual capacity.
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