Indonesia's bauxite export restrictions affect China's alumina enterprises
The present invention provides a multifunctional pull faucet, comprising: a faucet body, a drawing part is provided at the water outlet port thereof, and the drawing part is connected to a main channel, wherein at least three are provided in the faucet body A branch channel, and the three branch channels are all connected to the main channel. A multifunctional pull faucet provided by the present invention, wherein the hot water channel, the cold water channel and the water purification channel (pure water channel) are all connected to the main channel , And the main channel is connected with the drawing part on the main body of the faucet, so that the drawing part can obtain the water quality (hot water, cold water, purified water or pure water) required by different users, thereby improving the user experience, and , By integrating the hot water channel, cold water channel and pure water channel (pure water channel) into the main channel, the internal structure of the faucet is simplified, and the production cost of the faucet is reduced.. Single Handle Faucets,Pull Out Laundry Faucet,Pull Out Shower Handle,Stainless Steel Single Handle Faucets Yuyao Zelin Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd , https://www.zelinsinkfaucet.com
On January 12, 2014, the Indonesian export ban on raw ore was officially in force and bauxite was banned from export. Since Chinese producers have previously hoarded large inventories, the restrictions will not have a major impact in the short term; but in the long run, this will force Chinese aluminum producers to change their operating models to reduce their dependence on Indonesian ore. China Chengxin International will pay attention to this policy change and the response of China's alumina producers.
In general, Indonesia's bauxite export restriction policy will have a major impact on China's alumina enterprises' resource supply and production cost control, and the value of alumina resources will gradually become prominent. In the future, companies with the advantages of resources and integrated industrial chains will have more cost control capabilities and the ability to withstand the operational risks of single product price fluctuations.