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Glass fiber and related-product revenue was RMB 16,866,869,940.62, down 5.48%. The report says roving sales declined as downstream demand weakened, while electronic-fabric sales rose 59.39%. Total revenue reached RMB 20,192,222,964.59; management attributed its increase to other-business revenue. Thus growth in the group total is not presented as equivalent growth in the core fiber business. The two materials paths faced different market conditions.
Sales guided changes in production mix, with emphasis on wind-energy yarn, LFT and CFRT yarn and ultra-thin electronic fabric. Management describes using longer-term contracts and faster product certification to develop strategic and multinational customers. Domestic sales represented 57.14% of main-business revenue and direct sales 68.24%. The top five customers represented 21.69% of annual sales. The narrative does not identify every customer or disclose the quantities secured by those contracts.
The FY2022 annual report describes a strategy centred on glass fiber, with upstream supply-chain development and selected downstream composite opportunities. Upstream measures include self-made inputs, ore substitution, packaging changes, raw-material adjustments and energy-saving work. These are management’s proposed or reported operating levers; the narrative does not quantify the saving attributable to each measure. It should be read alongside the separately reported rise in materials cost and pressure on core glass-fiber gross margin, which use different scopes from a general claim of lower comprehensive costs. For international expansion, the stated approach is to establish markets before factories, serve domestic markets from domestic production and foreign markets from overseas production, and coordinate bases according to demand. That is a strategy, not proof that every product avoids export duties or that a new factory is already operating. In 2022 management says it adjusted product mix, cold-repair schedules and inventory preparation to changing demand, and worked on long-term contracts and product qualification with strategic customers. It does not disclose the contract volumes secured or identify every customer. The following-year operating plan acknowledges uncertainty and a possible slowdown in near-term demand growth, combining higher sales and product-mix improvement with capacity control, project execution and cost reduction. This forward-looking plan is not a measured FY2023 outcome or a firm commissioning timetable.
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