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Xiamen to build automobile scrapping and dismantling processing base

Recently, it was learned from the Xiamen Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau that Xiamen will build a new automobile dismantling and processing base in Xiang'an. Upon completion, it will be able to dismantle and process 30,000 scrapped vehicles annually. The total investment is 65 million yuan, and it is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Currently, the project is in the environmental impact assessment public announcement phase.

Difficulty in recycling has become a bottleneck in the development of the dismantling industry. Supportive policies are urgently needed.

In recent years, China's automobile production and sales have both maintained a sustained growth trend, and the number of automobiles in use has also continued to increase. China has become the world's largest automobile producer and consumer market. From the perspective of automobile sales, after 2000, China's automobile industry entered a stage of explosive demand growth, and new vehicle sales grew rapidly. The scrappage period for automobiles is usually 10-15 years. It can be expected that China will enter a peak period for automobile scrapping after 2015.

A new model for the recycling of discarded renewable resources in the mobile internet age has been unveiled in Beijing.

Precious metal investment technical analysis theory

This article mainly discusses Elliott Wave Theory and Dow Theory in the technical analysis theory of precious metal investment

Cool-headed reflections on the "Internet Plus" boom in the recycled resource industry

Since Premier Li Keqiang first proposed the "Internet +" concept at this year's Two Sessions, various "approaches" derived from "Internet + Recycling Resources" have been booming. Among them, Sander Recycling Resources O2O has taken a different approach, deploying both online and offline to solve the three major problems of "venue, capital, and channels" for enterprises, both "looking up at the stars" and "being down to earth". Recently, this strong wind has also blown into the recycling industry. The "Internet + Recycling Resources Industry Innovation Development Forum" was held in Changge, Henan, with representatives from all walks of life gathering together to discuss "Internet + Recycling Resources". Various ideas and viewpoints "took turns on stage", instantly opening up an industry think tank era of "a hundred flowers blooming and a hundred schools of thought contending" for "Internet + Recycling Resources". It seems that if you don't play "Internet +", you're embarrassed to greet people in the industry. However, has the recycling industry already lightened its load and entered the fast lane of development? Is the industry development synchronized with the "Internet +" express train? What good models can promote the implementation of "Internet +" in the recycling industry? These questions deserve a rational, cool reflection after the enthusiasm for "Internet +" in the recycling industry.

Statements about ruthenium in precious metals

Ruthenium, a platinum group metal, seems to be a forgotten corner of the precious metals market. There is little description or evaluation of it, and the market is extremely sluggish, especially recently. Interest in ruthenium is relatively low compared to other platinum group metals. However, the author believes that ruthenium will not be forgotten.

Global platinum recycling is expected to reach 2.11 million ounces this year, a 3% year-on-year increase.

Foreign media reported on May 18 that the World Platinum Investment Council expects global platinum recycling to reach 2.11 million ounces this year, a 3% year-on-year increase, similar to the increase in 2014.

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Scrap cars transforming into "urban mines" still needs to accelerate

In recent years, with the expansion of the automobile consumer market, the number of civilian vehicles nationwide has been increasing year by year, and the number of scrapped vehicles in China has also been increasing year by year. However, deep mining of "urban mines" still faces many practical difficulties.

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