On September 11, at the successful conclusion of the 2024 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Summit, Kaisheng Equipment assisted Tefu International's Tanzania 600t/d float glass production line with an annual output of 220,000 tons.

Based on the support and trust of all parties, Bengbu Kaisheng provided the project with a complete set of hot end equipment and electrical systems such as neck water charters, horizontal mixers, tin tank water charters, sealed boxes and transition roll tables, annealing kilns and roller tables. During the implementation of the project, the project team adhered to the principle of high standards and strict requirements to carry out construction drawing design, equipment manufacturing, installation technical guidance, etc., striving to take root in the land of Africa's glass technology accumulated in Dacheng for many years.

Guided by President Xi Jinping's policy concept of "authenticity, affinity and sincerity" towards Africa and the correct concept of justice and interests, China Building Materials Group actively responded to the call of national central enterprises to "go global", provided high-quality products and services for the construction of social infrastructure in Africa, and accelerated the realization of local modernization. As a staunch supporter and active practitioner of the "Belt and Road" initiative, Bengbu Kaisheng once again unveiled Kaisheng equipment in the African market, demonstrating the responsibility and responsibility of central enterprises on the "Belt and Road" initiative. In the next step, the company will continue to accelerate the internationalization process, expand overseas markets, innovate management models, optimize technical levels, and empower high-quality overseas development.

It is reported that Tefu International uses glass as a chess game to enter the African market and achieve rapid development. The production line is located in Mkuranga District, Coastal Province, Tanzania, and mainly produces white glass and coated color glass products. The successful commissioning of the project will not only fill the gap in Tanzania's local manufacturing of high-quality glass and meet the needs of the local market, but 85% of its products will also cover East Africa, South Africa, North Africa, the Middle East and other regions through export.