Domestic policy support + overseas infrastructure investment + green building materials + brick-making machines

Spring begins a new journey, and practical work comes first. The roar of machines plays a "symphony of progress" in springtime.

 Currently, in the spring when all things revive, various countries are setting their goals, and infrastructure projects are entering a golden window of opportunity. This brings huge demand and new development opportunities to the brick-making machine industry.

 In recent years, Chinese products exported to Central Asia and Southeast Asia have increasingly represented domestic and even international leading levels. Our market acceptance is growing, and cooperation is becoming increasingly smooth.

Domestic policy support and international infrastructure development resonate: The National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference clearly stated that over 10 trillion yuan in funds and nearly 6 trillion yuan in special bonds and national debt will be allocated to the central and local governments to strengthen transportation, water conservancy, urban renewal, and affordable housing.

 Furthermore, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has designated 2026 as the first year of the comprehensive promotion of intelligent manufacturing, coupled with the promotion of prefabricated buildings and urban village renovation.

 The "Implementation Plan for the Building Materials Industry's 'Talking About Major Winds' (2025-2030)" has been clearly released, requiring a 18% reduction in energy consumption by 2026 compared to 2020, an increase in the proportion of new wall materials to 90%, and the inclusion of green building materials such as non-fired bricks and recycled bricks in the mandatory procurement catalog. This brings a boost to the rigid demand for brick-making machines, increasing their market potential.

 In overseas regions: Uzbekistan in Central Asia will launch 782 infrastructure projects with a total investment of US$52 billion in 2026, including highways, railways, and expressways. Saudi Arabia and the UAE in the Middle East continue to advance their "Vision 2030" infrastructure plans, leading to strong import demand for high-end intelligent brick-making machines. Large-scale affordable housing construction in Indonesia and Malaysia is driving demand for brick-making machines. In 2025, China's exports of brick-making machines to Southeast Asia will account for 43.6%, and exports of automated production lines will account for 46%.

 Algeria has launched a 5-year, $60 billion reconstruction plan, facing a housing shortage of 1.2 million units. Chinese building materials account for 65% of imports, and demand for brick-making machines is increasing by 18% annually.

 With domestic policy support solidifying the foundation for development and overseas infrastructure projects expanding growth potential, Chinese brick-making machine companies are seizing opportunities amidst domestic policy assistance and the overseas infrastructure boom, driving high-quality development in the industry and contributing Chinese strength to global infrastructure construction.