CTIEC Signs Equatorial Guinea Glass Project Contract

Date: 29 March 2017

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Date: 29 March 2017

The signing ceremony for the EPC project of 130t/d flat glass production line between CTIEC and JMONIT was held in Shanghai on March 27, 2017.

Mr. Sun Jian’an, executive vice president of CTIEC, on behalf of CTIEC, was authorized by Peng Shou, board chairman and president of CTIEC, to sign the project contract with Mr. Juan Mbela Obama, president of JMONIT from Equatorial Guinea.

For Equatorial Guinea and its neighboring countries, the project will effectively address issues on their current dependence on flat glass import, and will optimize its industrial structure as well, contributing to its national economic development.

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