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China Jushi FY2023: Projects and construction progress

Named projects, stages, capacities and construction evidence.

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Reporting period ended 2023-12-31 / Filing published 2024-03-20
Content version 18 / 14786b140af3 / PUBLISHED

Project developments in FY2023

Egypt phase IV roving line

Open project history

The Egyptian 120,000-tonne-per-year furnace-drawing line fully achieved design production and performance in 2023. This is associated with the fourth roving phase ignited in 2022, using the annual project sequence and Egyptian base context; the phase-to-capacity match remains documented in the identity review. The same sentence separately reports cold-repair start on an 80,000-tonne line. The new line and repair of an older line remain distinct investments.

Annual production capacity
120,000 tonnes/year

Huai'an 400,000-tonne high-performance glass fiber programme

Open project history

The Huai'an high-performance glass-fiber programme has planned annual capacity of 400,000 tonnes and a reported budget of CNY 4,672,868,700. FY2023 additions and closing construction carrying value were both CNY 1,539,568,533.97. Reported progress was 40%, while cumulative investment relative to budget was 36.08%. Capitalized interest was CNY 2,337,333.35 at a reported 2.40% rate. The source uses a ‘zero-carbon intelligent manufacturing base’ project name; that label is not independent verification of zero emissions. The programme remains distinct from individual production lines and its supporting wind project. Planned capacity, construction carrying value and reported progress do not establish 400,000 tonnes of actual output, commercial sales or an approved emissions outcome.

Reported construction budget / 2023 / huaian programme budget
RMB 4,672,868,700
Reported construction carrying-value additions / 2023 / huaian programme additions
RMB 1,539,568,533.97
Issuer-reported construction progress / 2023 / huaian programme progress
40%
Issuer-reported investment-to-budget ratio / 2023 / huaian programme budget ratio
36.08%
Reported closing construction carrying value / 2023 / huaian programme closing
RMB 1,539,568,533.97

Huai'an intelligent manufacturing base: phase I

Open project history

Phase I of the Huai'an Lianshui base was fully launched and was entering the critical installation stage. A supporting wind-power project progressed at the same time. The passage does not declare the base fully commissioned in 2023. It links the manufacturing and renewable-power investments but does not make them one physical asset or identify the wind project as the later 500 MW project.

Huai'an supporting 200 MW wind-power project

Open project history

The construction note names a supporting 200 MW wind-power project operated by Jushi New Energy (Huai'an). Its reported budget was CNY 985,586,300. FY2023 additions and closing construction value were both CNY 287,061,000.12, with reported progress of 50% and a cumulative investment-to-budget indicator of 29.13%. This is a supporting energy project rather than additional glass-fiber capacity. The 200 MW scope is preserved separately from later reported connected capacity and other proposed wind projects; this table does not establish electricity already generated, carbon reductions or commercial power revenue.

Reported construction budget / 2023 / wind programme budget
RMB 985,586,300
Reported construction carrying-value additions / 2023 / wind programme additions
RMB 287,061,000.12
Issuer-reported construction progress / 2023 / wind programme progress
50%
Issuer-reported investment-to-budget ratio / 2023 / wind programme budget ratio
29.13%
Reported closing construction carrying value / 2023 / wind programme closing
RMB 287,061,000.12

Jiujiang 400,000-tonne intelligent manufacturing programme

Open project history

The annual construction table identifies the Jiujiang intelligent manufacturing programme with planned glass-fiber capacity of 400,000 tonnes per year. Its reported budget was CNY 5,075,718,000. During FY2023, CNY 1,337,453,777.12 was added and CNY 2,369,702,274.51 transferred into fixed assets, leaving CNY 662,886,833.95 in construction at year-end. Reported project progress was 80%, separately from the 62.64% cumulative investment-to-budget indicator. Capitalized interest was CNY 26,487,668.10, with a reported 2.84% rate. These are the whole programme’s accounting movements and reported progress, not capacity already operating, one line’s spending, cash disbursements or a measured utilization rate.

Reported construction budget / 2023 / jiujiang programme budget
RMB 5,075,718,000
Reported construction carrying-value additions / 2023 / jiujiang programme additions
RMB 1,337,453,777.12
Issuer-reported construction progress / 2023 / jiujiang programme progress
80%
Issuer-reported investment-to-budget ratio / 2023 / jiujiang programme budget ratio
62.64%
Reported transfer into fixed assets / 2023 / jiujiang programme transfer
RMB 2,369,702,274.51
Reported closing construction carrying value / 2023 / jiujiang programme closing
RMB 662,886,833.95

Jiujiang intelligent manufacturing base: phase I

Open project history

The first line at the Jiujiang intelligent manufacturing base was ignited and achieved design production and performance ahead of schedule, according to the company. This updates the installation-and-debugging stage reported in 2022. The passage does not give the line's individual capacity, ignition date or full-year output. The claim that it was the world's largest glass fiber line is management's description rather than an independently verified ranking.

Tongxiang 50,000-tonne yarn and 160-million-metre fabric cold repair

Open project history

Tongxiang completed cold repair and upgrading of a line with stated annual capacities of 50,000 tonnes of electronic yarn and 160 million metres of supporting electronic fabric. Management says it quickly reached design performance and production. The project concerns repair of an existing line; its capacities are not automatically new group additions. It is kept separate from the 60,000-tonne phase-I intelligent-base line because the passage does not establish that they are the same furnace.

Annual production capacity
50,000 tonnes/year

The Tongxiang electronic-materials cold repair covers planned annual capacity of 50,000 tonnes of electronic yarn and 160 million metres of electronic fabric. Its reported budget was CNY 634,358,600. FY2023 accounting additions were CNY 271,318,268.61; CNY 937,445,360.46 transferred into fixed assets and CNY 3,986,909.25 was recorded as other reductions. The closing construction cell is blank. The table reports 100% progress and a separate 55.82% cumulative investment-to-budget indicator. Those reported measures are preserved even though they cannot be reconstructed simply by dividing the table’s carrying-value movements by its budget. No unsupported explanation is supplied for that difference. This is refurbishment of the existing electronic-materials project, not evidence of an additional identical new line; progress and capitalization do not quantify saleable output or utilization.

Reported construction budget / 2023 / tongxiang programme budget
RMB 634,358,600
Reported construction carrying-value additions / 2023 / tongxiang programme additions
RMB 271,318,268.61
Issuer-reported construction progress / 2023 / tongxiang programme progress
100%
Issuer-reported investment-to-budget ratio / 2023 / tongxiang programme budget ratio
55.82%
Reported transfer into fixed assets / 2023 / tongxiang programme transfer
RMB 937,445,360.46

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Sources and scope

What this guide establishes

  • This page presents selected business disclosures from the FY2023 full annual report. It is not an exhaustive extraction of every disclosure.
  • Event dates stated in the text may differ from the reporting year. Later events disclosed before filing are identified explicitly; later annual reports are not inserted into this historical account.
  • The Chinese source was translated and compared with the cited pages in separate passes by the same assistant. Independent editorial review and publication approval remain pending.
  • Capacity, production, sales, project budgets and construction expenditure are different measures. Repairs and programme phases are not automatically incremental capacity.
  • FY2023 operating figures retain original currencies, scopes and periods. Cash, bills, receivables, inventory and cash-flow notes reviewed as limited topics; material financial and management selection is complete. Bill settlements are not cash sales, investment cash is not project additions, overseas cash is not foreign-currency cash, and blank cells are not zero. Governance/environment/shareholder/bond scope, source ambiguities, source-use basis and independent editorial approval retain their separate status.
  • FY2023 construction budgets retain ten-thousand-CNY original units, while accounting movements retain CNY. Project progress, budget ratios, capacity plans, actual output and cash remain separate. Two Egyptian120,000-tonne rows remain distinct pending identity evidence; US goodwill sales and the US manufacturing company are not automatically merged. Whole material review completed; source-use basis and independent editorial approval remain pending.
  • FY2023 funding notes distinguish principal, accrued-interest carrying values, current maturity reclassification and operating payables. Grant income, deferred balances and currency movements reconcile with distinct scopes. Material review completed; source-use basis and independent editorial review remain pending; management risk-control claims are not independent covenant or funding assurance.
  • FY2023 subsidiary data retain yuan/ten-thousand-yuan original units, manufacturing/sales roles and direct/indirect interests; the blade associate income period starts after acquisition. Related transactions are selected issuer disclosures, not final-market demand or an investigation of counterparties. The finance-company carrying/principal difference is not separately explained in this note. Material review completed; source-use basis and independent editorial approval remain pending.
  • FY2023 parent-only accounts retain intercompany funding, dividends and investment income separately from consolidated operations. Geographic revenue is based on customer location; non-current asset geography excludes financial/deferred-tax assets. Nonrecurring profit includes tax/minority deductions, and dividend declarations are not cash payments. Whole material review completed; source-use basis and independent editorial review remain pending.
  • FY2023 statements distinguish cash, accrual distributions, current items, debt and operating obligations. Currency translation in equity, transaction exchange gains and cash effects are separate. Tax eligibility and rates are historical issuer disclosures. Disposal categories do not provide a complete itemized bridge; unknown differences remain isolated. Whole material review completed; source-use basis and independent editorial review remain pending.
  • FY2023 management discussion has been reviewed for material operating questions. National industry statistics and historical management price commentary are separate from Jushi sales and orders. Customer sales are not parent receivable balances. Whole material review completed; source-use basis and independent editorial review remain pending.
  • FY2023 material financial-note selection is complete. Land, energy-use and discharge-right balances are accounting assets, not independent confirmation of site permits or capacity. Deferred-tax assets, liabilities and unrecognized loss bases are not cash refunds or debt due immediately. Unitemized source differences remain isolated. Source-use basis and independent editorial review remain pending.
  • Named trading directions reflect selected FY2023 issuer disclosures and reused source-name identities. English names translated from Chinese are not independently certified registered English names. Counterparty relationships do not prove ownership, final demand, project allocation or settlement. Minor reciprocal categories are not assumed absent. Independent editorial and commercial source-use approval remain pending.
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