It was learned from the Jiangsu Provincial Development and Reform Commission on December 19 that Jiangsu had reported to the office of the “Inter-Ministry Joint Conference on Resolving Excess Capacity and Relieving Difficulties in the Iron and Steel Industry” in accordance with the requirements of the “Notice on Doing a Good Job in Resolving Excessive Capacity in the Iron and Steel and Coal Industry”. Related materials.

According to national requirements, during the "13th Five-Year Plan" period, Jiangsu's steel and coal industry aims to resolve excess capacity: 17.5 million tons of steel (crude steel) excess capacity and 8.36 million tons of coal production capacity; among them, the reduction of steel (crude steel) production capacity will be 8.36 million tons in 2016. Steel) has a production capacity of 3.9 million tons and a coal production capacity of 8.18 million tons.

In 2016, the enterprises in Jiangsu Province that undertook the task of reducing iron and steel production capacity were: (Suzhou) Shagang Group Xinrui Special Steel Co., Ltd. (1 million tons), (Nantong) Dongri Iron and Steel Co., Ltd. (800,000 tons), (Taizhou) Jiangsu Valin Xigang Special Steel Co., Ltd. (1 million tons), (Changzhou) Xingyu Deli Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. (1 million tons) and (Jiangyin) Xicheng Sanlian Holding Group (2 million tons).

　　 It is reported that the above five companies have signed a letter of commitment.

　　 At the end of June 2016, Jiangsu Province’s special award and subsidy fund involving about 1 billion yuan in capacity reduction was reached, and the provincial government will provide a certain proportion of supporting funds for the gap in the central government’s award and subsidy funds.

　　 In addition, by mid-December, Jiangsu's “self-pressurized” cement, flat glass, and shipbuilding industries have basically completed their tasks for the year.