Inner Mongolia Yili Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (Yili Chemical) was established in 2004. It is a large-scale chlor-alkali enterprise jointly funded by Yili Clean Energy Co., Ltd., Shanghai Huayi (Group) Co., Ltd. and the State Energy Group. It is an important PVC production base in the west.

Inner Mongolia Yili Chemical Co. Ltd. has very clear positioning based on circular economy, with its core coordinates being “a circular economy industrial park, based on PVC and caustic soda as core products, in an annual output of 500,000 tons of PVC, 400,000 tons of ion membrane caustic soda, 20,000 tons sodium hypochlorite disinfectant, 84 disinfectant, and 640,000 tons of calcium carbide, with an attached thermal power station of 2×50MW, a coal gangue power plant of 4×200,000KW with downstream calcium carbide, waste slag, recycling, and utilization facilities.” Yili Chemical has been a high-tech enterprise and R&D enterprise center in the autonomous region since its inception, jumping on the pace of “reform and innovation” into acceleration-adopted systems of innovation-given that science and technology’s contribution is proved to be the flagship of corporate safety production, which entails firm raises in enterprise management and brings in a leapfrogged background. Since 2022, Yili Chemical has achieved the production capacity target for eight consecutive years, ranking among the top 500 Chinese petroleum and chemical companies and the top 100 private petroleum and chemical companies.

“Green mountains and clear waters are gold and silver mountains”-interpreting exactly that which stands at the core of values pursued by Yili Chemical. Inner Mongolia Yili Chemical Co. Ltd. has upheld core values and principles of Win-Win with Integrity and Integrity-based, Heritage, and Development, has espoused the Yili spirit of hard work, dauntless, perseverance, and fighting to the end, dedicated to being an exemplar enterprise in the industry and a significant production base for PVC in the West, rendering greatest contributions toward the regional economic development.