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Driven by the unique physical and chemical properties of stone-plastic composite materials, SPC flooring has kept gaining penetration across the global flooring sector, triggering multi-dimensional structural adjustments spanning upstream raw material supply, midstream production upgrading, downstream domestic consumption and cross-border trade. Instead of relying merely on cost advantages to capture market share as in the early stage, the industry is evolving toward a development model featuring performance optimization, eco-friendly upgrading and segmented application expansion. Core raw materials for finished SPC flooring consist of calcium carbonate stone powder, PVC resin and various functional additives, with formulation ratios directly determining finished product stability and production costs. PVC prices are linked to swings in petrochemical cycles, while shifting costs of stone powder processing and sourcing also create periodic fluctuations in factory outlay. Varied procurement channels across producing regions lead to differentiated ex-factory prices for products of identical specifications, prompting many manufacturers to tweak ingredient formulas and raise the proportion of recycled stone powder and reprocessed PVC feedstock to mitigate cost volatility risks and align with the global circular economy trend for construction materials. Stricter eco-related specifications being rolled out worldwide push manufacturers to adopt low-VOC additives and non-toxic formulations for new product development, which in turn compels upstream chemical auxiliary suppliers to upgrade their material formulas and fuels the overall optimization of the supporting industrial chain.

As a mainstream material in the soft furnishing and decoration sector, PVC wallpaper boasts core advantages including wear resistance, moisture proof performance, cost-effectiveness, rich styles and strong adaptability, maintaining a significant market share in residential and commercial decoration projects. Currently, China has grown into the world’s core production and supply base for PVC wallpaper, leading the globe in industrial scale, production capacity and product iteration speed, and occupying a pivotal position in the global decorative materials supply chain. The industry presents an overall development trend of steady growth, quality upgrading and expanding overseas presence.

High Strength Raw MDF (High-Strength Unfinished Medium-Density Fiberboard) is an engineered wood product made from high-quality wood fibers as the main raw material, mixed with environmentally friendly resin adhesives, and pressed under high temperature and pressure. Different from ordinary MDF, its density usually maintains a range of 750–850 kg/m³, with a uniform and dense internal structure, free of knots, voids and texture differences, providing a stable foundation for subsequent processing and application. As an unfinished board, it retains the original characteristics of the board, is suitable for various secondary processing technologies, and is one of the commonly used substrates in the field of furniture manufacturing and interior decoration.

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".