The plant will use Hongtai's liquid phase pulverization technology to treat tires from Anhui and other East China provinces.
Hongtai said the $154 million project will have two phases. The first will have a capacity of about 100,000 tons, and should come on stream sometime in 2020. It is expected to generate about $81 million in annual revenue once operational.
Headquartered in Guangzhou, Hongtai Holding was established in 2012 and, currently, has capacity to treat 120,000 tons scrap tire annually. It also plans to build a new factory in Jieyang, which is expected to have about 100,000 tons of annual capacity.
Source Rubber & Plastics News
