China's Guangdong Province Plans Metal AM Base with 400 Printers
Jingye Future Intelligent Manufacturing plans a RMB 5 billion base with 20 powder lines, 400 metal 3D printers and 100 MIM lines.
Fengshun County in Guangdong Province has announced a metal additive manufacturing industrial-base project led by Jingye Future Intelligent Manufacturing, part of Jingye Group. According to government releases and reporting by 3DP id.arts, the two-phase RMB 5 billion plan calls for 20 metal-powder lines, 400 metal 3D printers and 100 metal injection molding lines. The agreement was signed on September 23, 2026, with partial phase-one operation targeted by year-end.
Planned products include foldable-device hinges and camera modules, plus precision robot parts, liquid-cooling components and medical devices. At full completion, the project targets RMB 10 billion in annual output and more than 1,000 direct jobs. These are government and developer projections; equipment suppliers, utilization and production yield are not confirmed. A possible EPlus3D role is an inference based on previous business ties, not an announced procurement.
Key facts
- Planned investment is RMB 5 billion across two phases
- The plan lists 20 metal-powder lines, 400 metal 3D printers and 100 MIM lines
- Full-build targets are RMB 10 billion annual output and more than 1,000 direct jobs
Context
The project aims to push metal AM from low-volume aerospace and medical work into mass-produced 3C parts through vertically integrated powder and forming capacity.
