Recently, Lanzhou Caikong Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. formally signed a contract for its 2025 debut import of feed wheat flour with Kazakhstan Grain Group, marking the official launch of the company’s grain import business from Kazakhstan.

This batch of feed wheat flour was shipped from Borovoye, Kazakhstan and entered China via Alashankou Port by railway transport. The first consignment of 2,500 tonnes has been delivered successfully. The second batch of around 5,000 tonnes will arrive in China successively and be distributed to relevant enterprises nationwide.

As a new strategic layout of Lanzhou Financial Holdings Group in the supply chain sector, Lanzhou Caikong Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. fully advances the Belt and Road Initiative. Leveraging Lanzhou’s geographical advantage as a transportation hub connecting the east and west as well as the south and north, the company actively explores international markets and taps new growth drivers. As a key country along the Silk Road Economic Belt, Kazakhstan is endowed with abundant natural resources, and its agricultural products feature superior quality and competitive pricing. Supported by its strengths in supply chain operation and transportation, the company has obtained exclusive domestic sales authorization for five categories of agricultural products (including feed wheat flour) supplied by Kazakhstan Grain Group.

This cooperation is of far-reaching significance. It not only diversifies the company’s overseas grain supply channels, but also further enhances its capability to steadily supply high-quality Central Asian agricultural products to the domestic market. The efficient railway combined transport model ensures reliable transit time and greatly reduces logistics costs.

Moving forward, Lanzhou Caikong Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. will continue to broaden its global vision, optimize import portfolio and supply chain management, and deepen strategic cooperation with local enterprises in Kazakhstan. It will facilitate complementarity of agricultural resources and coordinated economic and trade development among countries along the Belt and Road, and contribute to the growth of export-oriented economy in Lanzhou.