Aiming to serve the raw material needs of domestic infrastructure construction, SDIC Tradefocus on non-ferrous metal mineral resources with a high degree of foreign dependency and continuously expands overseas resource channels. We have established good cooperative relationships with large international bulk traders, deeply participates in the domestic industrial cycle, serves the development of the real economy, and vigorously expands processing trade to extend the supply chainandindustrial chain. This forms a development pattern of coastal and inland business linkage, as well as domestic and overseas business synergy.

The main non-ferrous minerals include zinc, aluminum, copper, and processing auxiliary materials, forming a stable supply chain business model and a multi-level, multi-dimensional industrial cluster.

Focusing on feed grain and brewing grain segments, SDIC Trade serves national food and supply chain security. Upstream, we establish stable cooperative relationships with large international grain traders overseas, while domestically lay out acquisition and storage in main gain-producing areas of Northeast China, forming a business pattern that complements both domestic and international grain sources. Downstream, we actively explore new business models such as contract farming and establish strategic partnerships with several leading listed companies in China. The main grain products we deal in are including corn, sorghum, barley, other cereals, beans, cassava, plant protein, and animal protein, with a high market share, ranking among the top State-owned Key Enterprises.

Leveraging the channel advantages in the textile industry, SDIC Trade focuses on traditional specialty commodities such as cotton and wool, extending supply chain to provide high-quality supply for the textile manufacturing industry.

Focusing on serving people’s livelihood, SDIC Trade specializes in non-GMO edible oils and seeds, targeting high-end oil markets. We lay out emerging oil-producing areas in Africa and Eastern Europe, cultivate industrial oil products such as fatty acids and fatty alcohols, and explores vertical development of the industrial chain, leveraging the sourcing advantages to penetrate downstream and engage in deep cooperation with domestic terminal oil mills.