Guizhou Qingli Group Visits Brunp Recycling for Exchange to Implement the "Fine Exploitation of Rich Ore" Strategy

A delegation led by Zhou Shili, Chairman of Guizhou Qingli Group, recently visited Brunp Recycling. Zhai Feng, Vice President of Brunp Recycling, and core team members held a special industrial forum with the guests. Both sides exchanged views on key topics including phosphate ore resource development, phosphate ore processing and utilization, and coordinated layout of downstream new-energy industries, exploring pathways for long-term strategic cooperation.

Stable supply of phosphorus raw materials is critical for the high-quality development of iron phosphate and power battery materials industries. Brunp Recycling is actively considering deploying high-quality phosphate ore resources in western China. By coordinating upstream resource development and downstream capacity construction, the company aims to improve its integrated industrial chain of “phosphate ore – raw materials – precursors – cathode materials – battery recycling”, and strengthen the security of core raw material supply.

Founded in 1999, Qingli Group is an established enterprise with abundant high-quality phosphate ore reserves. Its subsidiary Guizhou Shenghongli Mining operates the Shangjiaopang Phosphate Mine in Weng’an County, which boasts superior resource quality. According to the official mineral reserve review document released by the Department of Natural Resources of Guizhou Province, the mine has proven phosphate ore reserves of 107 million tonnes with an average P₂O₅ grade of approximately 27%. This closely aligns with Brunp Recycling’s core strategy of targeting cost-effective phosphorus resources and developing new-energy phosphorus chemical businesses.

Guizhou Qingli Group expressed its willingness to cooperate with Brunp Recycling to advance large-scale phosphate ore development and resource-intensive deep processing, building a benchmark project for regional phosphorus industry upgrading. Brunp Recycling stated it will conduct further comprehensive evaluation covering resource conditions, construction investment, transportation costs and industrial supporting facilities to deliver resource complementarity and mutual benefits for both parties.