CNBM Chairman visits Eurocement’s Russian headquarters

From 4 – 8 August 2014, Song Zhiping, Chairman of CNBM, led a delegation to Russia at the invitation of Eurocement Chairman Galchev Filaret Iljich. Zhiping was accompanied by Peng Shou, Vice President of CNBM and Chairman of China Triumph International Engineering Group Co. Ltd (CTIEC).

The two parties met at Eurocement’s headquarters to exchange ideas on cooperation for the construction of a machinery manufacturing base in Ulyanovsk Oblastand and on all-round cooperation in building material fields such as gypsum board, glass and new housing. The companies reached common consensuses on a wide range of issues. Accompanied by Eurocement President Mikhail Skorokhod, the delegation then visited Ulyanovsk and met with Sergey Ivanovich Morozov, Governor of Ulyanovsk Oblast.

During its stay, the delegation additionally visited Li Hui, the Chinese Ambassador to Russia. The company introduced its latest developments in fields such as cement, glass, new energy and new housing, in hope that the embassy would offer support for CNBM's development in Russia. The plans were well received and the two sides exchanged ideas on a wide range of issues, such as the development opportunities and prospects of Chinese enterprises, especially Chinese building material enterprises, in Russia.

Furthermore, the delegation conducted an in-depth survey of the Russian building material market and met with senior executives of large-sized Chinese enterprises in Russia, such as Sinopec Russia. The delegation included Feng Jianhua, General Manager of Nanjing Kisen International Engineering Co. Ltd, Ma Mingliang, President Assistant of CTIEC and General Manager of Beijing Triumph International Engineering Co. Ltd, Lyu Zugeng, General Manager of Shanghai Xinjian Heavy Machinery Corp Ltd and Cheng Dongping, General Manager of Triumph Heavy Industry Co. Ltd.

Adapted from press release by Rosalie Starling

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