Inner Mongolia Ordos Dalad Economic Development Zone
Updated: Jan 26, 2024

The Inner Mongolia Ordos Dalad Economic Development Zone is a top-tier development zone in the region consisting of Dalad Industrial Park and Dalad Logistics Park. The zone focuses on energy and chemicals, new materials, logistics, and other related industries. It had 119 enterprises and 132 projects as of the end of 2021. 

In the coal, electricity, and aluminum industry, the zone has established its capacity of 4,196,000 kilowatts of power, a million tons of alumina production, and 530,000 tons of electrolytic aluminum production.

In the clean energy chemical industry, it has established production capacity of 2.4 million tons of methanol, 400,000 tons of ethylene glycol, and an ongoing project for 300,000 tons of polyoxymethylene dimethyl ether.

It has also built a production capacity of 500,000 tons of PVC, 450,000 tons of caustic soda, and 330,000 tons of PVC deep processing in the chlor-alkali chemical industry.

In the bio-chemical industry, it has established a production capacity of 48,000 tons of xanthan gum, 500 tons of cold-bonding adhesive, 2,000 tons of warm wheel adhesive, and 300 tons of avilamycin.

In the green building materials (ceramics) industry, the zone has completed 14 ceramic production lines and has ongoing projects for a 21.6 million square meter foam wall ceramic tile and eight additional ceramic production lines.

In the new materials industry, it has built a production capacity of 1,000 tons of polyphenylene sulfide and 1,000 tons of graphene conductive slurry. Ongoing projects include 1,000 tons of graphene powder materials and 1,950 tons of high-quality optoelectronic communication new materials.

In the modern logistics industry, the zone has planned and constructed a railway dedicated line project with an annual transportation capacity of 13.4 million tons, aiming to become a central logistics hub in the central and western parts of China.

1. Dalad Industrial Park

Dalad Industrial Park, established in 2001, has a planned area of 61.18 square kilometers. By the end of 2021, it had developed an area of 37.83 square kilometers, with a total investment of 89.87 billion yuan. The park's main industries are energy, chemicals, and new materials.

Currently, the park has achieved significant milestones, including a 4,196,000 kilowatt installed power capacity, and the ability to produce 2.4 million tons of methanol, 400,000 tons of ethylene glycol, 200,000 tons of stable light hydrocarbon, 250,000 tons of dimethyl ether, 500,000 tons of PVC, 48,000 tons of xanthan gum, and 300 tons of avilamycin.

It has also an established production capacity of 100,000 tons of silicon carbide crystal materials, 1,000 tons of graphene conductive slurry, 1,950 tons of optoelectronic communication new materials, 1,000 tons of polyphenylene sulfide, 120,000 tons of high polymer organic silicon, and 22,500 tons of high-end chemical and energy materials.

The park has 12 ceramic production lines and has an established production capacity of 330,000 tons of PVC deep processing, 450,000 tons of caustic soda, 7.5 million cubic meters of environmentally friendly bricks, 21.6 million square meters of foam wall ceramic tiles, and 3.2 million tons of solid waste cement.

Additionally, it can produce one million tons of alumina, 530,000 tons of electrolytic aluminum, 42,000 tons of high-purity aluminum, and 100,000 tons of high-performance aluminum alloys.

Its industrial chain focuses on coal-electricity-aluminum deep processing, clean energy chemistry, new construction materials (ceramics), and new materials.

It aims to create an integrated circular chain in the coal-electricity-aluminum deep processing industry.

In the clean energy chemical industry, the emphasis is on developing modern coal chemical, chlor-alkali chemical, bio-chemical, and hydrogen energy chains.

In the new materials (ceramics) industry, the focus is on developing new ceramic construction materials and industrial ceramics.

The park aims to become a comprehensive green and low-carbon demonstration industrial park, with a focus on clean energy, chemicals, new materials, fine chemicals, new construction materials, high-end manufacturing, photovoltaics, metallurgy, logistics, and related supporting industries.

2. Dalad Logistics Park

Dalad Logistics Park, formerly known as Malantan Logistics Park, was established in September 2011. The park covers an area of 11,676.15 acres. It has completed the construction of the Futian Agricultural Materials Logistics Project and two residential communities.

The park has planned six main and secondary roads spanning 35 kilometers, with ten roads currently under construction and 8.1 kilometers already completed.

The park aims to become a 10 billion yuan-level Fengshuilian Quartz Sand Industry and Agricultural and Livestock Product Processing Park, promoting light industry and introducing new materials and technologies. It strives to be an intensive, efficient, and sustainable demonstration park with control over energy consumption, as well as a modern, intelligent, and environmentally friendly logistics park.

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