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Wang Xuhui: Building Connections with Sincerity in West Africa

Based in Guinea, Wang Xuhui navigates cross-cultural communication and collaboration every day. As Head of Public Relations at Baowu Resources West Africa, she does far beyond routine tasks. She gradually builds understanding and trust between the company and local communities. With patience and sincerity, she liaises with partners, coordinates project matters, and solves on-the-ground challenges to keep operations steady and smooth.

She also bridges gaps through projects and programs. From building roads and bridges to supporting communities and training local employees, these tangible efforts bring people closer, helping Baowu earn genuine respect and trust across West Africa.

Turning waste into wealth — that’s the future of green steel.
At Baosteel, sulfuric acid from flue gas treatment is no longer just a by-product.
Through market-driven pricing and open bidding, we’ve boosted the by-product's value by 50%–70% and built diversified sales channels. We turn the environmental waste into real, stable profits — proving sustainability and business success can go hand in hand.
This demonstrates Baowu’s innovation in the circular economy.

Keeping the Lights On for the Year of the Horse

While the world celebrates, our mills keep running. During the Spring Festival, Baosteel’s Baoshan Base maintained full operations—producing precision electrical steel that powers global EV and energy supply chains.

With AI-powered quality control and smart scheduling, production stays efficient and stable, allowing many team members to enjoy flexible time off for family reunion. A big salute to those on shift—and a warm wish to all celebrating.

The First Ever Pop-Top Can Was Made of Steel

Before aluminum became the norm, the world's first easy-open cans were made of steel—strong, stable, and built for long-term storage.

Today, steel still leads in food, chemical, and aerosol packaging. Why? It's tough, more friendly for beer and beverage applications across the board, highly recyclable, and endlessly reusable—making it a powerful fit for a circular economy.