BCEG Environmental Remediation Co. Ltd.

Jiangong Restoration has successfully won the bid for the land reclamation project in Sihe Village, Yuanbaoshan Town, with a winning bid amount of 139.8915 million yuan. The project is Inner Mongolia's first land reclamation plus phosphogypsum solid waste disposal project, a key regional circular economy initiative with high local attention. After winning the bid, Jiangong Restoration's phosphogypsum orders on hand exceeded 100 million tonnes. The project is located in Yuanbaoshan District, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Its core task is to carry out systematic ecological restoration and reclamation of land damaged by historical mining activities in the area, covering soil reconstruction, vegetation restoration, water and soil conservation, and construction of supporting facilities. To date, the company has cumulatively processed and consumed nearly 43 million tonnes of phosphogypsum, and upon completion of the orders on hand, it will achieve resource utilization of more than 100 million tonnes of phosphogypsum.

BCEG Environmental Remediation has successfully won the bid for the deep pollution treatment project of the historical phosphogypsum yard in Shifang City — the harmless disposal and removal service for Lanjian Agrochemical phosphogypsum, with a bid amount of 30.2822 million yuan. The project is located in Shifang City, Deyang, Sichuan Province, targeting the phosphogypsum yard formerly owned by Sichuan Lanjian Agrochemical Co., Ltd. It will adopt a full-process treatment approach including removal, modification, backfilling, and remediation to achieve harmless treatment and resource utilization of phosphogypsum, ultimately establishing a complete anti-seepage and drainage system and restoring the ecological function of the site. In recent years, BCEG Environmental Remediation, leveraging its self-developed PFFixer series phosphogypsum modification materials and the new integrated equipment 'Linlong No. 1', has implemented resource utilization projects in multiple locations, cumulatively treating and consuming over 36 million tonnes of phosphogypsum, with an order backlog exceeding 60 million tonnes. The company stated that it will closely follow the strategic direction of the 'Ten Measures for Solid Waste', continuously improve the resource utilization system for bulk solid waste such as phosphogypsum, and promote large-scale and industrialized treatment.