Recently, a delegation led by the Luoyang Federation of Commerce (FCC) visited Luoyang Combat Tungsten & Molybdenum Materials Co., Ltd. for an on-site inspection, aiming to strengthen government-enterprise communication and provide targeted support to foreign-trade private enterprises.

During the visit, the delegation toured the production workshops and product exhibition area, gaining a direct understanding of the company's manufacturing processes, capacity, R&D, and quality control for tungsten-molybdenum new materials. At the subsequent symposium, the General Manager briefly introduced the company's operations and innovation, while department directors reported on export figures, overseas customer structure, key markets, order fulfillment, pain points in import/export operations, and future overseas expansion plans.

Combat is a specialized enterprise integrating R&D, production, deep processing, and import/export trade across rare metal materials including tungsten, molybdenum, titanium, tantalum, and niobium. Leveraging Luoyang's industrial resources, the company has built a full industry chain from raw material processing to high-end products, widely used in aerospace, semiconductors, precision manufacturing, medical equipment, and industrial thermal fields. Its products are exported to multiple countries and regions, with steadily growing export business, making it a key private force in Luoyang's rare metal material exports.

The delegation fully affirmed Combat's achievements in staying rooted in its core business, driving innovation, actively exploring international markets, and stabilizing both foreign trade and employment. They encouraged the company to further leverage its technological, product, and supply-chain advantages to deepen presence in segmented overseas markets, continuously enhance core competitiveness and international brand influence, and expand export scale.

The FCC reaffirmed its role as a bridge between government and enterprises, pledging to conduct regular visits, precisely match enterprise needs, implement supportive policies, and build platforms for government-enterprise dialogue, market expansion, and resource sharing — so as to help private foreign-trade enterprises overcome development challenges.

On behalf of the company, the General Manager expressed gratitude for the FCC's guidance and services. Moving forward, Combat will stay focused on its core business, drive continuous innovation, optimize product structure, improve quality, and steadily expand into global high-end markets, contributing to the high-quality development of Luoyang's private economy and foreign-trade industry.