A Sparkling Field Report on Visits to Japan’s Mitsubishi Chemical and Meiwa Sangyo

On the afternoon of April 8, 2019, Mr. Ryosuke Koguro, General Manager of the Sales Department at Mitsubishi Chemical (China) Management Co., Ltd., along with Ms. Yang Jie, Senior Manager, and Mr. Hiroo Kawakami, General Manager of the High-Performance Materials Division at Meihe Industry (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., together with Managers Wu Yizhe and Xiang Zong, paid a visit to Liangjingjing New Materials. Accompanied by our company’s General Managers Yan, Lu, and Wang, as well as Zeng Can and Song, they toured our production facility and engaged in constructive discussions regarding potential future collaborations.

 

 

General Manager Yan provided an overview of the company’s basic information.

 

       

 

At the meeting, General Manager Yan first extended a warm welcome on behalf of Liangjingjing New Materials to the distinguished guests from Mitsubishi Chemical and Meihe Industry, and provided a detailed overview of the company’s background, product portfolio, and development strategy. He emphasized that the company’s founding team boasts nearly fifteen years of industry experience, with strong technical expertise and a solid foundation for developing related products. Against the backdrop of an increasingly challenging operating environment for Chinese chemical enterprises, Liangjingjing New Materials, as a newly established project, has well‑developed infrastructure, a strategic positioning aligned with national industrial policies, a favorable geographic location, and a robust talent pool—qualities that lay a strong foundation and unlock significant potential for collaboration. General Manager Yan proposed that the two parties could begin by collaborating in areas where their respective strengths are complementary, then expand gradually from specific pilot projects to broader initiatives. Upholding the principle of mutual benefit and win‑win outcomes, they should leverage each other’s resource advantages to deepen and broaden cooperation, thereby fostering a more amicable and in‑depth partnership.

 

 

In-depth discussions on the issues of concern.

 

Guests from Mitsubishi Chemical and Meiwa Sangyo gained a thorough understanding of our company’s production scale, product portfolio, and development plans, and engaged in practical, constructive discussions on the technical details of potential collaborative initiatives. In conclusion, both parties agreed that this visit not only facilitated mutual insight into each other’s operations but also strengthened the friendly ties between Chinese and Japanese enterprises. Both sides expressed their desire to deepen exchanges and further establish cooperative relationships.

 

Group photo in our company’s lobby.