
1996
Established Year of Fujian Kaijing2500Million
Total investment (RMB)420000㎡
Total Land OccupationFujian Kaijing New Technology Material Co., Ltd. was established in 1996. It is a modern enterprise engaged in technology research and development, production and processing, sales and service of new steel materials. The total investment is 2.5 billion RMB. The production base is located in Fujian Province. Zhangzhou Taiwanese Investment Zone occupies a total area of about 420,000 square meters. It has convenient logistics and transportation. It is adjacent to Xiamen/Zhangzhou deep-water port and has unique geographical advantages.

Extraordinary vision and creation of extraordinary prospects. Kaijing Group was originally founded in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. It was founded in 1969. After more than 50 years of refinement, Fujian Kaijing has six intelligent production lines with an annual output of 750,000 tons of acid. Washing production line, with an annual output of 750,000 tons of cold-rolled production line, an annual output of 350,000 tons of aluminum-galvanized sheet production line, an annual output of 250,000 tons of environmentally friendly hot-dip galvanizing line, and an annual output of 150,000 tons of ordinary spangled building materials galvanizing line, A paint production line with an annual output of 150,000 tons. The huge production scale can create an output of 1 million tons per year, which can create an output value of up to 6 billion yuan. There are more than hundreds of senior technical and outstanding employees who are diligent and sincere, working together and focusing on producing high-quality products.
The company mainly produces steel plate pickling, cold-rolled, galvanized, aluminum-zinc coated, and color coated (PVDF) steel coils. Our products are exported to numerous countries worldwide, widely used for factory roofing & cladding, large outdoor projects, auto stamping parts, home‑appliance components & casings, steel furniture, sports & medical equipment, pipelines, high‑speed railways and high‑rise buildings.










