Some investors asked AVIC Heavy Machinery. Currently, how much does the material cycle account for the share of use, and how much usable titanium can be produced after feeding? On November 6, the company replied that through the establishment of a titanium alloy division to coordinate the development of various material business units, open up the titanium alloy return recycling process, and achieve the development of core products and verification of typical parts of “first ingot for heavy machinery” and “first rod for heavy machinery”; hosting Anritsu through “technology, trade, and industry” forms 16,000 tons of titanium alloy production capacity.

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