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Tianshan Shares: By 2025, the company's cement clinker sales cost will decrease by 12 yuan per ton.
The Beijing News Shell Finance reports that on April 4, an investor relations activity record released by Tianshan Shares shows that, at a performance briefing, the company introduced that in 2025, due to continued declines in real estate investment and decreases in infrastructure investment, the cement industry faced dual pressure from both demand slowdown and price fluctuations. In 2025, the company sold 175.81M tons of cement, 21.50 million tons of clinker, 73.22 million cubic meters of ready-mix concrete, and 126.6M tons of aggregates. During the reporting period, operating revenue was RMB 74.5B, down 14.4% year over year; net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company was RMB -7.29B.
Regarding the company’s cost reduction and efficiency improvement efforts in 2025, Tianshan Shares stated that in 2025 the company worked hard on its internal fundamentals through cost reduction and expense control, optimized and strictly controlled capital expenditures, and implemented a reduction campaign to improve organizational efficiency. It achieved a decrease in cement clinker sales cost of RMB 12 per ton and a decrease in ready-mix concrete sales cost of RMB 29 per cubic meter. Operating performance demonstrated resilience, with strong controls to benchmark and optimize. The gross margin of cement and ready-mix concrete increased year over year, operating cash flow remained stable, and internal synergy across the three major businesses continued to deepen.
Editor Ding Shuang