As a core supplier of nylon materials for China’s high-speed rail, Julong’s Mexican venture marks a critical step in its global strategy. The facility features material customization and rapid testing capabilities, offering over 400 modified plastic products. It also integrates community engagement initiatives to advance sustainable development. According to Julong’s 2024 Board Report, the plant entered production in the latter half of that year and is currently in its ramp-up phase, primarily serving North American automotive clients. It is expected to further increase the company’s overseas revenue contribution (already reaching 25.6% in 2024).

The project reinforces Coahuila’s position as a North American supply chain hub. Notably, the plant’s smart production lines enable swift customer response times. Through FSC-certified materials and low-carbon processes, it also complies with the EU’s upcoming “digital product passports” regulation for timber-derived materials, effective 2026.