- CEO
- Xiao Ying Deng
- Full Time Employees
- 7,045
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Industrial specialties
- Address
- Research Building Changsha HU China 410221
- IPO Date
- Dec 22, 2006
- Business
- Hunan Nanling Industrial Explosive Materials Co., Ltd. (002096.SZ), now operating as Explosive Co., Ltd. following a name change in May 2023, engages in the research, development, production, sale, transportation, and blasting services for civil explosives and related equipment primarily serving mining, infrastructure, construction, and engineering sectors in China with exports to Southeast Asia, Africa, and Australia; its core products encompass permissible emulsion explosives for secondary and class III coal mines, rock emulsion explosives, permissible expanded ammonium nitrate explosives for coal mines, modified ammonium explosives, ANFO (ammonium nitrate fuel oil) explosives, water-gel explosives, electronic and plastic detonators, industrial detonating cords, industrial electric detonators, military detonators, and integrated civil explosive system services including blasting design, construction, mining infrastructure stripping, and mineral packaging. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Changsha, Hunan Province, China, the company maintains multiple production facilities across Hunan Province with an annual capacity exceeding 200,000 tons of explosives, supported by substantial R&D investments averaging 150 million CNY annually to enhance safety, efficiency, and environmental compliance such as reduced emissions and new eco-friendly formulations. Recent developments include the issuance of 1 billion CNY in corporate bonds in 2023 to fund a new production facility expanding capacity by 20 percent, completion of a major acquisition of a 95.54 percent stake in China Gezhouba Group's Yipuli Co., Ltd. to bolster explosive operations, strategic partnerships enhancing export capabilities generating approximately 400 million to 500 million CNY in overseas sales in 2022, and ongoing production expansions alongside modernization efforts that cut emissions by 20 percent over five years while navigating regulatory challenges in a market with high entry barriers.