— Gansu Liuhua (Group) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Liuhua Group”) has recently been officially launched for global public solicitation. Qualified enterprises both domestic and international are invited to express their intentions, with the aim of preserving and enhancing the value of state-owned assets and promoting efficient resource-based disposal.
It is understood that Liuhua Group, as a large provincial state-owned enterprise in Gansu Province, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gansu Energy and Chemical Investment Group Co., Ltd. and a backbone fertilizer producer in the province. Since its establishment in 1966 and commissioning in 1971, the Group has been deeply engaged in the chemical industry for decades, concurrently producing more than 50 products including catalysts, liquid oxygen, and plastic woven bags, making significant contributions to local industrial and agricultural development.
In accordance with the Guiding Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Promoting the Relocation and Transformation of Hazardous Chemical Production Enterprises in Urban Populated Areas and relevant provincial policies, Liuhua Group has been included in the list of enterprises for relocation and transformation. The company has now ceased all production activities, and the dismantling of the equipment is planned to be completed by the end of 2026. To coordinate the relocation, transformation and asset disposal, the demolition and transfer project of the old plant facilities and equipment adopts a “production line transfer + complete demolition responsibility” model and is being publicly solicited globally to ensure an open, fair and transparent process.
The subject assets are located in the Liuhua Group plant area in Yongjing County, Linxia Prefecture, Gansu Province. Core assets include various production units and complete public auxiliary facilities. Among them, the key chemical equipment for synthetic ammonia, urea and methanol is in relatively new and stable operating condition, with designed annual capacities of 700,000 tons for synthetic ammonia, 700,000 tons for urea, and 100,000 tons for methanol, supported by air separation, reforming, purification and other critical facilities. Public auxiliary facilities include substations, water supply and circulating water systems, boiler and thermoelectric systems, laboratory equipment, warehouses, plant piping networks, and a special railway line – a complete supporting system that meets the full-process requirements for demolition and subsequent disposal.
According to the project manager, this global solicitation offers five major advantages:
1. Outstanding asset value – core equipment is highly adaptable to industry needs, with both secondary utilization and resource recovery value.
2. Complete supporting facilities – comprehensive public utilities and logistics reduce the transferee’s operating costs.
3. Convenient location and transportation – mature logistics conditions facilitate equipment demolition, removal and even cross-border transport, with controllable overall costs.
4. Compliant and secure transaction – clear and unencumbered ownership, strictly following state-owned asset transaction regulations.
5. Clear policy support – the project has been included in the provincial relocation and transformation plan, ensuring a compliant process and clear approval pathways.
The solicitation sets forth the following qualification requirements for intended transferees: Intended transferees must be legally existing enterprise legal persons, Domestic applicants must be registered in the People’s Republic of China and independently bear responsibility; overseas applicants must be legally registered in their home country/region and must authorize a domestic enterprise legal person as the onshore executing entity, which shall meet the same qualification requirements. Applicants must hold a Grade 1 or higher general contracting qualification for petrochemical engineering construction (verifiable on the national construction market regulatory platform), together with legal permits for hazardous chemical disposal and hazardous waste operation. They must have demonstrated performance in similar large-scale chemical plant demolition and hazardous waste disposal projects within the past five years. Qualification lending, subcontracting and illegal sub‑contracting are strictly prohibited; the project must be executed by the applicant’s own professional team. Applicants must have established safety and environmental protection management systems, with no records of major safety accidents, environmental pollution incidents or hazardous waste violations in the past three years (overseas enterprises must provide relevant certifications). Upon successful transfer, the transferee shall bear all costs, responsibilities and risks associated with demolition, transportation, site remediation, and acceptance inspection, and must complete site restoration and pass acceptance in strict accordance with Chinese laws and regulations. Applicants must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, accept regulatory oversight, and have sufficient financial capacity to pay the transaction deposit and transfer price on time, providing valid proof of financial capability.
The project manager specifically notes that this public promotion is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or commitment. Intended investors are required to fully understand the actual condition of the assets, conduct on-site inspections and consultations at their own expense, and bear all risks arising from the transfer. The specific terms and conditions of the project shall be subject to the formal listing announcement and disclosure documents.
This global solicitation represents not only a concrete measure to implement national and provincial relocation and transformation policies, but also an important practice for provincial state-owned enterprises to revitalize existing assets and realize value recreation, promoting efficient utilization of state-owned assets and supporting the optimization and upgrading of the local industrial structure.
The solicitation is now officially open. Qualified enterprises both domestic and international may contact us through the following channels.
Contact Info:
Name: Manager Chen
Email: Send Email
Organization: Gansu United Equity Exchange Group
Address: 9/F, Zhongguang Building, No. 87 Zhangye Road, Chengguan District, Lanzhou City, China
Phone: +86 189 1902 6866
Website: http://www.gscq.com.cn
Release ID: 89189392
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