In June 2026, China’s aluminum profile sector entered the traditional construction off-season with overall sluggish demand for construction-grade profiles. Based in Sanshui District, Foshan, Guangdong Yonglong Aluminum Co., Ltd. maintained stable operation against the headwinds by virtue of mature overseas sales channels, high-end industrial profile capacity and differentiated brand planning. Its export orders and aluminum orders for new energy support kept expanding steadily, lifting overall operational performance and consolidating its position as a benchmark aluminum exporter in Sanshui.
Founded in 1997, Yonglong Aluminum has nearly 30 years of experience in the aluminum profile industry. It runs three production bases equipped with 66 professional extrusion lines, integrating melting & casting, mold development, extrusion forming, high-end ceramic electrophoresis surface treatment and thermal insulation deep processing. It manages two core brands, Hongying Aluminum and Kenook High-end System Doors & Windows. Its product portfolio covers four major categories: architectural doors and windows, photovoltaic industrial profiles, aluminum alloy formworks and lightweight equipment frames, which are exported to over 30 countries and regions across Southeast Asia, Europe, North and South America. As domestic real estate completion and home decoration markets weakened seasonally in June, low-end common architectural profiles faced fierce competition and shrinking profit margins. The company proactively adjusted production schedules, moderately cutting output of low-grade door and window profiles and prioritizing high-value-added order production.
Overseas markets acted as the core growth driver in June. Benefiting from RCEP tariff preferences and years of localized overseas operation experience, Yonglong saw a sharp month-on-month rise in orders for Southeast Asia. Delivery schedules for photovoltaic brackets and factory construction aluminum profiles have extended into the third quarter. To meet European and American demand for lightweight equipment and energy storage cabinet aluminum parts, the enterprise shipped multiple batches of high-precision 6082 alloy industrial profiles in June. Its supporting capacity at the Malaysian overseas branch kept ramping up, effectively bypassing trade tariff barriers. The dual supply model combining domestic and overseas bases delivered remarkable results, with monthly aluminum export volume ranking among top aluminum manufacturers in Sanshui.
The company’s high-end industrial transformation bore fruitful results this June. Its technical team ramped up R&D on new energy supporting profiles and optimized formulas for high-strength lightweight alloys suitable for photovoltaic frames, small energy storage enclosures and automated equipment racks. Backed by mature ceramic electrophoresis coating technology and precision mold manufacturing, its industrial profiles commanded notably higher profit margins than traditional construction materials. Three newly patented improved profile structures were put into application in June, lifting product yield and processing efficiency simultaneously. A recycled aluminum melting and casting line operated stably, and the low-carbon green production system further cut raw material costs, aligning with local incentive policies for ultra-low emissions.
Quality control and brand building were strengthened in tandem. The company passed annual reviews for ISO quality, environmental and occupational health management systems in June. Multiple sets of mechanical and weather resistance testing devices were added to the quality inspection workshop, and all exported profiles strictly complied with CE international standards. Internally, it secured stable production for over a thousand staff, optimizing workshop cooling and shift arrangements for high-temperature summer to ensure full-line smooth operation. Domestically, it rolled out new high-performance thermal insulation system doors and windows for distributors, with steadily expanding retail outlets for the Kenook brand. A balanced business structure took shape: exported industrial profiles drive volume growth, while domestic premium doors and windows boost profit margins.
Looking ahead to the second half of the year, Yonglong Aluminum’s management stated the firm will stay committed to high-end development, global expansion and low-carbon manufacturing. In the short term, abundant pending export and new energy orders will offset sluggish domestic off-season demand. In the long run, the group will accelerate mold innovation, expand recycled aluminum capacity and advance overseas production layout to evade cutthroat homogeneous price competition. With three decades of technical accumulation, a complete industrial chain and stable global client resources, Guangdong Yonglong Aluminum is poised to widen its competitive edge amid industry reshuffling, evolving into a leading South China aluminum manufacturer with robust production strength and outstanding export competitiveness.
