Baoji Special Steel Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. made its debut at the 2025 Sydney International Mining & Resources Conference
Baoji Special Steel Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. made its debut at the 2025 Sydney International Mining & Resources Conference, comprehensively expanding the high-end metallurgical electrode market in Australia.
From October 21st to 23rd, 2025, the foreign trade delegation of Baoji Special Steel Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. participated in this year's International Mining Resources Conference (IMARC) held in Sydney, Australia. As one of the largest and most influential annual mining resources technology events in the Oceania region, this year's IMARC brought together over 850 leading enterprises from the global mining industry chain, attracting more than 7,500 professional visitors and buyers, and showcased the latest equipment, products, and solutions from exploration and mining, mineral processing to metallurgical technology.
During the three-day exhibition, the company focused on showcasing its core products for wet-process metallurgical electrolysis technology - titanium anode plates and stainless steel permanent anode plates. These products are key components of the anode system in electrolytic cells for refining metals such as nickel and copper, and their technical performance directly affects production efficiency and metal purity. Baoji Special Steel Titanium Industry's products, with a conductivity efficiency of over 99.7%, excellent corrosion resistance, and an ultra-long design lifespan of over 10 years in extreme electrolysis environments, received unanimous recognition from many international mining groups and metallurgical experts at the exhibition site. Potential customers from Australia's domestic and South American, African, and other mining resource-rich regions showed great interest in the technical advantages of the company's products in reducing energy consumption, improving the flatness of anode plates, and reducing maintenance cycles.
Australia, as a major producer and exporter of minerals worldwide, has seen a continuous increase in its annual smelting capacity of metals such as nickel and copper, and there is a strong demand for high-performance and long-lasting metallurgical electrode materials. According to the 2024 report of the Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources, by 2030, the annual average growth rate of the key mineral processing industry's demand for high-end metallurgical equipment in this country will remain above 5%. Through this IMARC platform, Baoji Special Steel Titanium Industry not only deeply connected with large-scale smelting enterprises in Australia such as BHP and South32's supply chain departments, but also established preliminary cooperation intentions with several international engineering contractors.
The head of the company's foreign trade department stated that this exhibition was a key step in systematically expanding the strategic layout of the Australian and Oceania markets. In the future, the company will rely on its over 20 years of R&D accumulation in special metal materials, provide customized anode plate solutions based on the specific working conditions of Australian customers, and plan to seek stable distribution and service partners locally to enhance market response speed and technical support capabilities. It aims to increase its market share in the Australian high-end metallurgical electrode market to over 15% within the next three years, continuously promoting the deep integration and technological leadership of Chinese manufacturing in the global metallurgical industry chain.