Tangshan Baigong Industrial Development Co., Ltd. is located at No. 71 Beixin Road, Lubei District, Tangshan City. The company integrates manufacturing, trade, and logistics, engaging in the production of steel, coal, and ferroalloys, as well as the warehousing, transportation, and import‑export of various mineral products. Founded in 1998, the company has a registered capital of RMB 55 million. Starting out in the steel trading business, it has kept pace with market trends, adhered to a management philosophy of “refined operations and open‑minded management,” and reinforced a corporate ethos rooted in “integrity first” and a talent‑management principle that values “every individual’s potential to achieve greatness.” Through this approach, the company has forged a successful path of strengthening internal capabilities while pursuing external growth. Based in Tangshan—the northern China hub for steel production and metallurgical trade—the company leverages both domestic and international markets and resources, upholding the principle of integrating domestic and foreign trade. By staying attuned to evolving market conditions, fostering strategic partnerships, driving breakthrough innovation, and diversifying its operations across related industrial chains, it has steadily accumulated capital, secured a stable market share, and achieved rapid development.

While firmly rooted in the domestic market, the company has gradually expanded into international markets, achieving a scale of group‑based development. It has established numerous subsidiaries, including Qinhuangdao Baigong Iron & Steel Co., Ltd., Qinhuangdao Baigong Logistics Co., Ltd., and Hong Kong Baigong Co., Ltd. In addition, it has set up four overseas entities in Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and other regions, staffed with specialized professionals, and forged partnerships with several major local mining companies, thereby enhancing and broadening the company’s reputation in the global marketplace.

After years of development, the company has risen to the forefront of its industry. It boasts an extensive network of business channels and a broad base of customer relationships both domestically and internationally. In China, it maintains strong business ties with steel, coal, and coke producers across numerous provinces, including Beijing, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Hebei, Henan, Shanxi, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, and Yunnan. In international trade, leveraging the pivotal role of its Hong Kong subsidiary, the company has forged trusted partnerships with firms in the United States, South Korea, and other markets. Currently, it has established long-term collaborative relationships directly with global integrated resource giants Rio Tinto and BHP, ensuring a stable supply of resources.

The company’s development goal is to evolve into a diversified, integrated industrial‑trade group that operates across regions, industries, ownership structures, and national borders, while establishing a framework of financial cooperation, real‑economy operations, and logistics support.

The company will fully implement its talent‑driven strategy, which combines internal development with external recruitment. While intensifying efforts to leverage and cultivate existing talent, we will also make significant strides in attracting and hiring top‑tier professionals—reaching beyond Tangshan and even across international borders—to bring in highly skilled, specialized, and cutting‑edge experts. We will provide these recruited talents with robust platforms for growth and the opportunity to showcase their capabilities, thereby driving the company’s leap‑forward development. The company has assembled a distinguished cohort of highly qualified professionals who share our core values, leveraging their wisdom, pragmatism, and integrity to create value—both for the enterprise and for our employees. BaiGong is “a stage for entrepreneurs and a club for achievers.”

The company will continue to broaden its business horizons, proactively explore new resources and channels, and fully leverage the strengths of its trade, manufacturing, and logistics divisions. It will earnestly implement a management model that “uses trade to drive the real economy and uses the real economy to boost trade,” underpinned by a development strategy anchored in robust logistics. While strengthening and expanding its existing operations, the company will remain firmly focused on the metallurgical sector: externally, it will align with global strategic trends, enter overseas resource‑extraction markets, secure upstream overseas resources, and develop export markets for its products; internally, it will seize the favorable opportunities presented by the nation’s vigorous infrastructure development and western‑region revitalization, opportunistically expand into the building‑materials, equipment‑manufacturing, and environmental‑protection sectors, and promote both self‑built projects and the acquisition of steel and building‑materials producers. At the same time, leveraging its manufacturing base as a market foothold, the company will steadily scale up and capture greater market share.