On June 5_th, Peng Shou, an academician with the Chinese Academy of Engineering, chief engineer of China National Building Material Group Co., Ltd., chairman of Triumph Science & Technology Group Co., Ltd., and chairman of China Triumph International Engineering Co., Ltd. signed online with Mr. Park Won Joo, vice president of KCC Group an erection contract for KCC Indonesia 1200t/d float glass line. This is the third cooperation achievement of the project, following the general contract of equipment & procurement (EP), and the environmental protection engineering contract. At the same time, it is also another business breakthrough of CTIEC from the EP mode of overseas glass projects to step into the erection engineering.

 This year marks the 10th anniversary of the common construction of the "Belt and Road Initiative" proposed by President Xi Jinping. At the end of April, the Shanghai-Jakarta Overseas Investment Symposium was held in Jakarta. Gong Zheng, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee and Mayor of Shanghai attended the forum, where Peng Shou spoke as one of the representatives of six Chinese enterprises. In just over a month, the Belt and Road Initiative has yielded a fruitful result again. The signing of the erection contract of Indonesia KCC 1200t/d float glass line means that CTIEC's whole-chain engineering service model ranging from development and design to equipment export and erection engineering continues to improve and mature, and that it continues to win the trust of large international companies with the high-quality and high-level world-leading large tonnage float glass projects.

KCC is the largest comprehensive building materials group in South Korea, maintaining a close cooperation relationship for many years with CTIEC, which successfully implemented a 1200t/d float glass project in South Korea in 2015. The KCC Indonesia 1200t/d float glass line is another largest single production line project overseas using China-exported float technology and complete sets of equipment.

     He Wen, vice president of CTIEC, and the heads of relevant departments attended the signing ceremony.