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10 January 2025 | Xiamen, Fujian Province, China
The FerroAlloyNet 27th International Chrome, Nickel, Stainless Steel, and New Energy Industry Conference is set to bring together global leaders in the chrome and nickel supply chain. Hosted in Xiamen, Fujian Province, China, from March 26 to 28, 2025, the summit promises to be a pivotal event for industry professionals, fostering international trade, networking, and insightful discussions on emerging market trends.
This premier conference will spotlight a range of commodities, including chrome ore, nickel ore, ferrochrome, ferronickel, stainless steel, and cutting-edge products such as chrome oxide green and nickel sulfate. Attendees will include mine owners, traders, ferroalloy manufacturers, steel producers, logistics companies, and inspection authorities from across the globe, including South Africa, Turkey, Zimbabwe, Indonesia, and Australia.
More than 400 enterprises are expected to attend, making it an exceptional platform for trade negotiations and business development. The event will also feature a large-scale trade matching service to facilitate targeted connections between suppliers and buyers.
The conference will host several specialized events, including:
This conference is a must-attend event for industry professionals seeking to gain actionable insights, expand business networks, and establish strategic partnerships. With its comprehensive agenda, it serves as a dynamic hub for innovation, collaboration, and growth in the ferroalloy and new energy sectors.
For more information and registration details, visit the official FerroAlloyNet website.
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