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Guangxi Boting Investment Files 7,200-Ton Atomized Powder and MIM Intelligent Manufacturing Project

2026-06-30 · Impact score: 37

Guangxi Boting Investment Co., Ltd. has completed the registration and filing of the 'Xing'an 7,200-ton Atomized Powder and MIM Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Base Project' (Project No. 2606-450325-04-01-848768). Located in Xing'an County, Guilin City, the project plans an annual production capacity of 7,200 tons of atomized powder and metal powder injection molding (MIM) products. Positioned as an intelligent manufacturing base, it will further enrich Guangxi's industrial footprint in metal powder and MIM sectors, providing upstream material support for the regional additive manufacturing supply chain.

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广西铂庭投资备案7200吨雾化制粉及MIM制品智能制造项目

广西铂庭投资有限公司“兴安7200吨雾化制粉及MIM制品智能制造产业基地项目”已完成登记备案，项目编号2606-450325-04-01-848768。该项目位于桂林市兴安县，规划年产7200吨雾化制粉及金属粉末注射成型制品的生产能力，定位为智能制造产业基地，将进一步丰富广西在金属粉末和MIM领域的产业布局，为区域增材制造产业链提供上游材料支撑。

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