Anada: The first phase of the 50,000-ton/year iron phosphate expansion project of the subsidiary was completed and put into operation in February

Every time through the AI ​​newsletter, investors will ask questions on the investor interactive platform: Hello, Dear Chairman! The company started to get involved in iron phosphate as early as 2015 and made iron phosphate its second main business.
See the announcement at the end of February that the iron phosphate expansion project (phase one) was completed and put into operation.
Has the target output been reached yet? The company set foot in lithium iron phosphate in 2015, what are the development customers? What are the advantages of cost control for the production of lithium iron phosphate from the rest of the company’s titanium dioxide production? Thank you~Ananda (002136.
SZ) stated on the investor interaction platform on March 12 that the first phase of the 50,000-ton/year iron phosphate expansion project of the subsidiary was completed and put into production in February, and the products have been recognized and used by customers.
It has been mass-produced.
The subsidiary is one of the earliest domestic enterprises to produce iron phosphate.
Through years of continuous accumulation, it has more advanced technology and cost advantages, and its products are sold to important domestic lithium iron phosphate manufacturers.
Thank you!