On September 25, 2025, Liu Bangxu, Cai Yongqiang, and Zhang Hengjie from Liansu Group visited the domestic headquarters of Guangjin International Group. Both parties reached multiple agreements on the implementation of specific business operations in the Angolan market and clarified the action plan for the next phase.
During the meeting, both parties focused on finalizing the construction plan for Angola's Phase II factory and preliminarily established key milestones aimed at further enhancing local supply chain efficiency and reducing operational costs. Additionally, they reached consensus on specific collaborative initiatives, including expanding product categories and upgrading the joint showroom. These efforts aim to create an integrated platform combining exhibition, sales, and technical exchange, thereby strengthening the brand's market presence in Angola and surrounding regions.
Addressing practical challenges encountered in current production and operations in Angola, both teams conducted on-site coordination and communication to clarify solutions. They agreed to establish a regular communication mechanism to ensure efficient advancement of all business operations and early tangible results.
Lu Hongfa, General Manager of Guangjin Group, stated: “This meeting swiftly translates prior strategic planning into concrete action items, marking the transition of our cooperation into a phase of ‘meticulous implementation.’ We are confident in jointly developing the Angolan market.”
This meeting represents another significant development following Chairman Huang Lianxi's earlier delegation visit to Angola, marking a new phase in bilateral cooperation as it transitions from strategic consensus to practical implementation. With Africa's accelerating urbanization, the strategic synergy between the two parties is poised to unlock broader development prospects in the African building materials market. Moving forward, Liansu Group and Guangjin Group will continue to deepen collaboration in areas including building materials R&D, localized production, and joint market expansion.