The prospects and development of chemical catalyst companies
The chemical catalyst industry has broad prospects, and technological upgrades and policy support are driving rapid development of the industry. The following is a specific analysis:
Industry Development Trends
The global catalyst market demand continues to grow and is expected to exceed 1.6 million tons by 2025. China, as the world's largest chemical producer, is accelerating its industrial upgrading. Precious metal catalysts occupy the largest segment market (55% share), with environmental protection demand accounting for 46% (mainly from mobile source catalysis) and refining and petrochemical demand accounting for 35%.
Technological innovation drives development
Top enterprises consolidate their advantages through technological breakthroughs, such as import substitution of new desulfurization catalysts and accelerated research and development of hydrogen energy catalysts. In 2025, Guiyan Platinum Industry will invest 384 million yuan to expand its production line, covering fields such as petrochemicals and coal chemicals. It is expected to form an annual production capacity of 10000 tons, driving upstream and downstream output value of over 1 billion yuan.
Policy support strengthens layout
The National Development and Reform Commission has explicitly required that the domestication rate of key process catalysts reach 90% by 2025, and that the layout of enterprises is in line with the policy window period. The Guiyan Platinum Industry project is equipped with a synchronized wastewater and exhaust gas treatment system, which meets the increasingly stringent environmental protection requirements and demonstrates the forward-looking nature of clean production technology.
Stable financial performance
The compound annual growth rate of revenue for industry leading enterprises in the past three years has reached 8.1%, with a more significant increase in net profit growth rate (42%). The asset liability ratio is lower than the industry average, indicating strong risk resistance.
