Company Profile

Business

Listed on the Singapore Exchange Mainboard, Fabchem is one of the leading manufacturers of initiation systems and the largest boosters and detonating cords producer within a supply regulated industry in China.

We are principally engaged in the production and sales of explosives, comprising explosive devices, initiators and detonators, under both our own brand name and those of third parties. Notably, our products are supplied to global renowned commercial explosives players, such as Orica Limited and Dyno Nobel Group, on an Original Equipment Manufacturer ("OEM") basis.

Our products are sold for commercial use in the mining, energy exploration and infrastructure construction industries such as coal mining, hydroelectric construction, oil exploration, road and railway construction and large construction projects such as the Three Gorges Dam.

Our Chinese customers are located in various major provinces in China such as Henan, Shanxi, Zhejiang and in major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai and they include mining companies, construction companies, transport companies and local distributors.

Australia is currently the Group's largest overseas market in terms of revenue contribution and we export our products to customers in more than 10 countries. We also sell our products to export distributors in China, who in turn export the products to their overseas customers.

As value-added services, we also provide after-sales services such as providing technical assistance and assistance in detonating activities to our customers. These services are provided as part of the supply of our products to our customers.

With our products sold to more than 150 customers in the mining, energy exploration, hydroelectric and infrastructure construction industries across more than 10 countries, we have established "Yinguang" as a brand name synonymous with safety, reliability and high quality. Fabchem's reputation as an established initiation systems producer of international-standard quality has strengthened our competitive positioning within commodities-driven economies.