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Sinocera Create-tide: Producing Highly Cost-Effective Ceramic Ink for the Global Market
On March 29, the 10th China Ceramic Industry Emerging Brands Awards Ceremony was held at the Cloud Space in Foshan New Media Industrial Park. Foshan Sanshui Create-tide Inorganic Synthetic Materials Co., Ltd. was awarded the "2013 Annual Business Case of China Ceramic Industry" for its joint venture with Shandong Sinocera Functional Materials Co., Ltd., standing out as the only upstream building ceramics supplier on the list that year.
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Sinocera Create-tide: Advancing Ceramic Ink R&D, Production Expansion, and Market Development
At first, the registered capital of the joint venture company was 10 million yuan, of which Sinocera contributed 6 million yuan in cash, accounting for 60% of the registered capital; Create-tide contributed 4 million yuan in cash, accounting for 40% of the registered capital. Later, in order to enhance the capital strength of Sinocera Create-tide and improve product research and development and production capacity, the two sides will increase capital in the same proportion. After the capital increase is completed, the registered capital of Sinocera Create-tide will become 0.1 billion yuan. After the capital injection, Sinocera Create-tide will actively explore into the field of 3D printing materials, and strengthen the research and development of other 3D printing materials on the basis of the research and development and industrialization of ceramic ink.
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The "Laolai(Deadbeat)" Dilemma: The Anxiety of Ceramic Industry Suppliers Under the Shadow of Payment Terms
On the morning of July 18, the Executive Bureau of the Supreme People's Court and People's Daily Online jointly launched the "List of Untrustworthy Persons Subject to Enforcement." Those listed are individuals or entities that have breached court enforcement orders, commonly known as "Laolai" in China. According to Baidu Encyclopedia, "Laolai" originally referred specifically to those who had long owed money to others. Legally, however, it denotes a category of debtors in civil and commercial disputes who possess the ability to repay their due debts but refuse to settle all or part of them for various reasons.