Shandong Jingjun New Materials CO., LTD.
Shandong Jingjun New Materials Co., Ltd.
Shandong Jingjun New Materials Co., Ltd. is located in Liaocheng, Shandong. It is a modern new materials enterprise that integrates research and development, production, sales, and international trade of chemical raw materials. The company is deeply involved in the rubber chemical industry, specializing in rubber accelerators, anti-aging agents's insoluble sulfur, zinc oxide, carbon black, stearic acid, aromatic oil and other rubber additives products. Relying on our own production base and strategic cooperative factories, we strictly implement industrial quality control standards to provide stable and reliable raw material supply and one-stop supply chain solutions for global rubber and tire product enterprises.
With a registered capital of 16 million yuan, Jingjun New Materials was established in 2016 and has since grown rapidly, now holding total assets of 112 million yuan and employing a dedicated team of 200 professionals. Backed by our group company's solid financial support, Jingjun New Materials is able to seamlessly integrate a wide array of chemical resources and offer tailor-made solutions to our global clients. We take pride in our vast chemical resources..
Over the past two decades, Jingjun New Materials has proudly served over 100 countries and regions, establishing fruitful partnerships with more than 500 clients and 1000 partners worldwide. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our '5G' principles:
Guarantee No.1: Price - Once a sales contract is confirmed within the validity period, Jingjun New Materials stands firm, even in the face of fluctuating market prices.
Guarantee No.2: Quality and Quantity- Jingjun New Materials delivers on its promises, providing customers with the exact quality and quantity agreed upon. We meticulously inspect all cargos for quality and quantity before shipment.
Guarantee No.3: Delivery- We pledge to adhere to the shipping schedule as mutually confirmed in the contract, even if external factors may lead to increased product or ocean charges.
