 2024
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November
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The company received the "2024 ESG Exemplary Enterprise Award" at the 14th Philanthropy Festival and 2024 ESG Summit.
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May
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The company successfully passed the IFA “Industry Stewardship Champion” (“ISC”) certification.
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2023
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February
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the Company was granted "The Outstanding Listed
Enterprise Awards 2022 - Excellent Results
Performance" by Capital Magazine in Hong Kong.
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2022
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15 December
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China BlueChem signed a strategic cooperation
agreement with Department of Agriculture and Rural
Affairs of Hainan Province and Hainan University
in Haikou, Hainan.
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As of November 25
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the company's two sets of methanol plants have
both achieved more than 400 days of safe and
continuous operation across the year.
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2021
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5 February
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China BlueChem signed a strategic cooperation
framework agreement with the Chinese Academy of
Agricultural Sciences.
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2020
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4 November
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China Nitrogen Fertilizer Industry Association
sent a congratulatory letter after the phase II of
the fertilizer plant of Hainan Fudao Chemical
Industry Limited under China BlueChem had ran
continuously for 553 days, breaking the national
record.
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2019
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27 June
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Line C of the paraformaldehyde unit of CNOOC
Tianye was successfully restarted with just one
trial after four years of shutdown.
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2018
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1 January
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海油富島(上海)化學(xué)有限公司(transliterated as CNOOC
Fudao (Shanghai) Chemical Limited) fully took over
the management of the company’s sales and trading
operations.
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2016
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November
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The company has become one of the first batch of
chemical fertilizer producers in China
through IFA protection and sustainable
certification.
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2015
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July
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The 520 thousand ton / year urea plant in
Heilongjiang is put into commercial operation.
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2014
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December
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The company won the award of "the most socially
responsible listed company" issued by the
China Securities "Golden Bauhinia Award"
Organizing Committee.
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2013
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1 June
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An agreement was signed between China BlueChem and
China Reform Holdings Corporation Ltd., a company
under SASAC, pursuant to which both parties
jointly invested in the establishment of CBC
(Canada) Holding Corp., investing CAD 32.7 million
in a 60% stake in Western Potash Corp.
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2012
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April
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DYK phosphate fertilizer expansion and upgrade
project went through a successful trial run and
commenced commercial operation in August. Thus,
our annual production capacity of phosphate
fertilisers was substantially increased to 1
million tonnes.
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2011
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October
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The Inner Mongolia 60,000 t/a POM plant started
commercial operation.
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2010
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December
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The 800,000 t/a methanol plant of Hainan Phase II
went into commercial operation.
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November
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The Line A of the paraformaldehyde production
plant with 60,000 tonnes/year of CNOOC Tianye was
successfully put into operation.
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September
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The Company celebrated its tenth anniversary of
establishment.
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July
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China BlueChem acquired 80% of the equity interest
in Hegang Huahe Coal Chemical Ltd. (“Huahe”) held
by China National Chemical Engineering Group
Corporation to propose a construction project with
coal-based urea of 600,000 tonnes/year by using
the coal resources it had acquired.
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2009
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March
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The Company acquired 45% equity interests of
Guizhou Jinlin Chemical Co., Ltd. through capital
increases.
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February
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China BlueChem acquired 83.17% equity interest in
湖北大峪口化工有限責(zé)任公司(transliterated as Hubei
Dayukou Chemical Limited) (“Hubei Dayukou”) and
100% equity interest in 中化建礦業(yè)有限公司(ZHJ
Mining Co., Ltd.*) from CNOOC and injected the
assets of ZHJ Mining Co., Ltd. into Hubei Dayukou
in the same year. After the integration, Hubei
Dayukou had a capacity of 1.5 million tonnes/year
for phosphate ore mining and 500,000 tonnes/year
for phosphate fertilizers. The acquisition enabled
the company to expand its business into the
phosphate fertilizer industry and become a large
domestic phosphate fertilizer enterprise with
advantages in the integration of mine and
fertilizer.
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2008
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December
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The Company acquired the 83.17% equity interest of
Hubei Dayukou Chemical Co., Ltd. and the 100%
equity interest of ZHJ Mining Company Limited at a
cash consideration of RMB1,262.8 million.
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2006
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29 September
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China BlueChem was listed on the main board of the
Hong Kong Stock Exchange, stock code: 3983
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September
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The 600,000 tonnes/year methanol project
(“Methanol Phase I”) carried out by a joint
venture between China BlueChem and
香港建滔投資有限公司(Kingboard Investments
Limited*) was completed and put into operation in
Dongfang City, Hainan Province. It was the largest
methanol production plant built in China at that
time.
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25 April
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China BlueChem was registered as a joint stock
limited company. It was restructured with
operations consolidated through various means,
including share transfer and acquisition, giving
it a more refined corporate structure, and more
unified assets and cohesive operations.
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April
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China BlueChem was reorganized and changed to a
joint stock company with the approval of the
State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration
Commission of the State Council in preparation for
its listing on the Hong Kong capital market. The
Promoters of China BlueChem were CNOOC, Guangdong
Agricultural Means, Shanghai Agricultural Means,
Zhejiang AMP and Trammo.
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7 March
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China BlueChem acquired 90% interests in Tianye
Chemical located in Inner Mongolia to consolidate
its presence in the urea market in North and
North-eastern China. The acquisition serves as
evidence of the Company's active effort to grow
through M&A amid the industry consolidation.
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2005
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April
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In order to take advantage of its proximity to the
port and improve the efficiency of product sales
and logistics, China BlueChem increased
shareholding and took a controlling stake in
Hainan Basuo Port Limited, which was located in
Dongfang, Hainan Province, and built a terminal
for chemical dangerous goods with a design
capacity of over one million tonnes on top of the
original Basuo Port that posessed 5 million tonnes
of bulk cargo throughput capacity, solving the
logistics problem faced by the company ahead of
methanol production in Dongfang.
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2003
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30 September
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China BlueChem completed ahead of schedule a
granular urea production facility of designed
annual capacity of 800,000 tonnes in Fudao Phase
II. The construction, from installation of
machinery to starting production, took just 21
months, which is an industry record in China.By
then, the company had a production capacity of
1.32 million tonnes/year of large-grain urea,
making it the largest large grain urea producer in
China at the time. Meanwhile, the construction of
ancillary facilities including a formaldehyde
production plant with capacity of 30,000
tonnes/year, a compound fertilizer production
plant with capacity of 50,000 tonnes/year and a
woven bags plant with capacity of 32 million
bags/year were completed.
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29 September
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China BlueChem and Hong Kong Kingboard together
established a Sino-foreign equity joint venture,
CNOOC Jiantao, in which China BlueChem holds 60%
interests and Hong Kong Kingboard holds 40%. The
JV has started to build a methanol plant with
annual designed capacity of 600,000 tonnes, which
is scheduled to be completed by September 2006 and
to commence operations in January 2007. China
BlueChem is expected to become one of the methanol
manufacturers with the large production capacity
in China by then.
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2001
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31 December
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China BlueChem formed CNOOC Fudao Co., Limited
with four other companies. It injected its equity
interests in CNOOC Fudao Limited into the new
company and the other companies invested cash.
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13 January
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According to the approvals of SASAC and the Hainan
Provincial Government, China BlueChem acquired
Hainan Fudao Chemical Industry Limited. Hainan
Fudao Chemical Industry Limited was originally a
large fertilizer enterprise in Hainan Province,
which was completed and put into operation in 1996
and has a production plant with a capacity of
520,000 tonnes per annum for the production of
large-grain urea from natural gas (“Fudao Phase
I”).
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