SDGC's products cover electronic ceramic dielectric materials, structural ceramic materials (nanocomposite zirconia and alumina, etc.), building ceramic materials (ceramic inks, glazes), electronic metal pastes (silver paste, aluminum paste, copper paste, nickel) Slurry, etc.), catalytic materials (honeycomb ceramics, molecular sieves, cerium-zirconium solid solution, etc.), etc. Products are mainly used in modern high-tech fields such as electronic information and communications, biomedicine, new energy vehicles, building materials, automotive and industrial catalysis, solar photovoltaic, and aerospace.
With the outbreak of downstream applications such as automotive electronics, smart wear and smart cities, the demand for MLCCs is strong, driving the demand for upstream ceramic powders to grow rapidly. The company's MLCC powders are in short supply, rising in volume and price compared to the same period last year. The nano-scale composite zirconia business has maintained a steady growth. It is expected that the backplane will become a major increase starting in the second half of the year, while increasing the added value of products.
At the end of May 2018, SDGC completed the acquisition of the remaining 75% of SZAC, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. SZAC's main products are zirconia porcelain blocks for optical dentures, optical communication ceramic sleeves, etc.
By extending the company's industrial chain to zirconia denture materials through this acquisition, vertical integration of the product chain can be achieved, further expanding the company's market development space, realizing the in-depth development of new material platforms, and intervening in the fast-growing dental medical market.