At the turning point between China's 14th and 15th Five-Year Plan periods, Shaanxi Yumeng Group is embracing the country's opening-up strategy and playing an active role in the Belt and Road Initiative.
The company has achieved notable breakthroughs in international trade, technological innovation, and industrial development, which highlight the vision and commitment of Chinese private enterprises and contribute to driving high-quality economic growth in the region.
Building Bridges for International Cooperation
In 2025, Yumeng Group further expanded its global cooperation network. Its subsidiary Runsheng Technology joined a national-level multilateral economic and trade platform, while the group's leader was appointed senior advisor to the platform to coordinate government, industry, and international business resources. Throughout the year, the group helped launch 12 cross-border cooperation projects.
Leveraging institutional advantages, Yumeng established a comprehensive trade facilitation system in Longnan and Tianshui, Northwest China's Gansu province, introducing an EU-compliant certification platform and an EPR one-stop customs clearance system. Covering certification, carbon data management and supply chain compliance, the system has supported domestic enterprises in achieving stable, high-quality exports and safe capital repatriation.
Driving Growth Through Technological Innovation
Technology is the engine of high-quality development. In 2025, Shaanxi Yumeng Group stepped up R&D efforts and achieved major breakthroughs. In catalysts, five core products received Russian official certification and strong recognition from local partners, strengthening the foundation for cross-border trade. In marine engineering, the group's PhD-led team developed high-performance products for domestic substitution, now deployed in three offshore oil and gas projects, breaking foreign technology monopolies.
Optimizing Industrial Layout to Boost Growth
Following the dual circulation development paradigm, Yumeng accelerated its global and domestic industrial layout. In September 2025, Yumeng Runze International was registered overseas, targeting an annual overseas trade output of 120 million yuan ($17.37 million) in 2026.
In November, the group signed a cooperation intent with Tianshui Comprehensive Bonded Port Area to build a catalyst production line, expected to start in the third quarter of 2026 with an annual capacity of 5,000 tons and an output value of over 150 million yuan, creating a 'domestic manufacturing + international services' model.
The group is also exploring industrial integration, partnering with Tianjin Northern International Group and aerospace companies to launch an 'Aerospace + Industry' platform, merging high-tech aerospace with traditional chemical industries to build unique competitive advantages.
Setting New Goals, Embarking on a New Journey
In 2026, Shaanxi Yumeng Group will focus on three priorities: ensuring the commissioning of the Tianshui catalyst production line to secure overseas supply; launching its first satellite in cooperation with SCO-related mechanisms to provide data services for smart water management, agriculture, and mining along the Belt and Road; and building a high-standard Xi'an International Trade Hub to serve as a platform for exchanges and cooperation.
The Group will also launch the "Yumeng Silk Road Scholarship" to sponsor 50 young engineers from partner countries each year, promoting people-to-people bonds and win-win cooperation.
With long-term commitment to independent innovation and opening-up, Shaanxi Yumeng Group will continue to contribute to national strategies and high-quality development in the new era.
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