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As one of the core categories of wood-based panels, China’s particleboard industry has undergone profound changes from rapid expansion to quality upgrading in recent years. The industry scale exceeded 100 billion yuan, the growth rate of production capacity slowed down, and the structure continued to optimize. Environmental protection upgrading and intelligent manufacturing have become the main development lines, driving the industry to advance steadily toward greening, high-end and clustering.

Recently, the results of the 2025 New Fortune Best Listed Companies Selection were officially released. SUMEC was awarded two honors, namely "Best Listed Company" and "Best ESG Practice Company".

The heartwood of oak ranges from yellowish-brown to reddish-brown with distinct, slightly wavy growth rings. It is heavy and hard in texture, featuring straight grain, coarse structure, elegant color and beautiful texture. Boasting considerable mechanical strength and good wear resistance, oak wood is not easy to dry, saw or cut. Its surface presents an uneven tactile texture when touched. These properties make oak a commonly used board raw material. Among related products, red oak plywood is highly suitable for furniture production, especially for cabinets, back panels, side panels and decorative panels, featuring cost performance, easy processability and excellent structural stability.

The second phase of the 139th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) successfully concluded in Guangzhou on April 27. As an important platform in international trade, this session of the Canton Fair has once again attracted the attention of global merchants.

Steady Expansion of Market Scale and Sustained Positive Growth Momentum In recent years, relying on its excellent product performance, the film-faced plywood industry has witnessed a continuous increase in market demand and a steady expansion of industry scale. Both the global and domestic markets have maintained a sound growth momentum, among which the Asia-Pacific region, as a core market, continues to provide strong impetus for the industry's growth and promotes the overall development of the industry towards high quality.

China’s building materials industry is in a critical period of transformation from scale expansion to quality and efficiency benefits. Having stepped out of the high-speed growth stage, it has entered a new development cycle featuring stock optimization, structural differentiation and momentum transformation. Traditional sectors face adjustment pressure while emerging tracks grow rapidly. Green low-carbon development, digital intelligence and overseas market expansion have become the core development themes. The industry overall presents a trend of stable total volume, optimized structure and improved quality and efficiency, providing solid support for the stable operation of the national economy and industrial upgrading.

The core competitiveness of melamine plywood stems from its scientific and reasonable production process and comprehensive product characteristics. Its production process is based on multi-layer high-quality veneer, which goes through multiple strict processes such as air drying, drying, gluing and hot pressing to ensure the stable structure of the panel, which is not easy to deform or crack. The melamine resin layer bonded on the surface not only endows the panel with rich appearance texture, but also significantly improves the durability of the product—it has excellent wear resistance, scratch resistance and acid-alkali resistance, and is not easy to have surface damage, discoloration and other problems in daily use. No additional subsequent treatments such as painting and waxing are required, which greatly reduces the use cost and maintenance difficulty. Compared with traditional solid wood panels, melamine plywood effectively avoids the shortcomings of natural wood that is easy to get damp and moth-eaten, and at the same time makes full use of wood resources, realizing the dual goals of energy conservation, environmental protection and efficient resource utilization, which is in line with the current concept of green development.