24/09/2011 00:00 AST

Although electro galvanizing steel market competition in southern part of China is fierce, BaoSteel has expanded its market and in the past nine months its electro galvanizing product order quantity has grown by 10,000 tonnes.

Its volumes of EG steel are still on rising trend despite the tough market of third quarter.

Under the support of Baosteel product development department, thin plate sales department, research institute and cold rolling plant etc, southern company keep moving forward to high level market through technical marketing method.

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