Xinghan Iron&Steel (Shandong) Co., Ltd. is located in the hinterland of Luxi Plain and the hometown of Jiangbei Water City - Liaocheng City. The company has passed ISO9001 quality management system and ISO 50001 energy management system certification successively. At present, the company has formed an annual output of 2 million tons of cold-rolled sheets, 400,000 tons of annealed sheets, 1.6 million tons of galvanized (aluminum) sheets, and 1.3 million tons of color-coated cold-rolled sheets. It is one of the domestic "three boards in one" production enterprises, supporting the construction of thermal power, natural gas and other energy projects.It has a number of processing workshops such as color coating coil factory workshop, galvanized aluminum sheet factory workshop, steel plate cutting and steel coil slitting production workshop. With excellent quality and excellent service, our products have been put on the market not only in the domestic market, but also exported to more than 40 countries and regions such as Australia, Russia, Canada, India, Brazil, and Southeast Asia. After years of accumulation, the company has also established spot sales centers with Shougang, Taigang, Baosteel and Jinan Steel, and established good cooperative relations. The company adheres to the concept of "doing quality products and striving for the first", and aims to become a first-class iron and steel enterprise and build a ten billion enterprise group. Through continuous expansion of production scale, adjustment and optimization of product structure, we will achieve efficient and sustainable development. Our company can customize different specifications and different standards of steel according to customer requirements and provide processing services for them. Now it has won unanimous praise from customers at home and abroad. Our company will continue to adhere to the concept of "people-oriented, integrity management", gather enthusiasm, and strive to build a beautiful blueprint for the century-old Batie brand, and strive hard.
