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Sinochem Holdings is a joint restructuring of Sinochem Group and China National Chemical Corporation, with over 220,000 employees and diverse products and services. It also operates China Chemical Museum, a science education platform, and showcases its strategy, tech innovations, brand visions and culture.
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Sinochem Holdings is one of the first 16 state-owned...
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Sinochem Holdings’ life science business consists of...
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Sinochem Holdings takes the “Innovation Triangle” as the...
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Sinochem Agriculture MAP releases Green and High-Quality...
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Sinochem Holdings is committed to fulfilling our corporate...
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Sinochem Holdings is a stage for all types of talent and its...
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Sinochem Holdings will adhere to the strategic positioning...
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The logo of Sinochem Holdings consists of a graphic logo,...
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Sinochem Group is the key state-owned enterprise under the supervision of State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC). Sinochem's headquarters is located in Xicheng District, Beijing. Sinochem's core businesses include energy, agriculture, chemicals, real estate and financial service.
Sinochem Holdings is a joint restructuring of Sinochem Group and China National Chemical Corporation, with over 220,000 employees and diverse products and services. It also operates China Chemical Museum, a science education platform, and showcases its strategy, tech innovations, brand visions and culture.
中国中化控股有限责任公司(简称中国中化,英文简称Sinochem Holdings)是由中国中化集团有限公司与中国化工集团有限公司联合重组而成,于2021年5月8日正式揭牌成立,为国务院国资委监管的国有重要骨干企业,员工22万人。
Sinochem Group is a leading integrated operator in oil and chemical industry, with global presence and influence. It operates in five strategic business units, including energy, chemicals, agriculture, real estate and finance, and has been rated A in corporate performance by SASAC.
中国中化集团公司成立于1950年,前身为中国化工进出口总公司,为国有重要骨干企业,世界500强位列第119位,主业分布于能源、农业、化工、地产、金融等领域...
Apr 1, 2021 · Sinochem and ChemChina began merger talks as early as 2017, when Beijing sought to consolidate centrally controlled state groups to make them more competitive.