The project is located in Rajasthan, with a total investment of 7.5 billion Indian Rupees (approximately 632 million RMB), covering an area of 95 acres, and is expected to create 750 jobs. The project is scheduled to commence operations in September 2026, with the capacity to recycle 20 million PET bottles annually (400-500 tons per day) and produce 100,000 tons of food-grade recycled PET resin each year.

BaoLT's ES process is centered around high modularity and integrated processes, enhanced by intelligence, achieving an efficiency greater than 1+1>2. In terms of land use, the ES process reduces the footprint by nearly one-quarter compared to traditional process solutions, significantly decreasing customers' investment in land and factory construction. Additionally, the pulse washing process in the ES system boasts excellent cleaning capabilities, effectively removing impurities from flakes while ensuring negligible chemical residue. Flakes after heat washing can improve the filtration performance in the downstream pelletizing process by 25%, ensuring the output of high-quality recycled PET flakes. These flakes not only meet the stringent requirements for bottle-to-bottle production but also satisfy the strict demands for ultra-fine fiber production. Thanks to its high degree of automation, the ES process increases efficiency while reducing on-site labor needs by one-third compared to traditional processes, optimizing unit production energy consumption and significantly lowering production costs. Furthermore, with sustainability as a guiding principle, the equipment achieves a 13.3% reduction in energy consumption per ton of finished product through online fine filtration of chemical water.

India is a key market in Balingte's global布局 seems to be cut off, assuming it was meant to be "layout", the sentence would translate as: India is a key market in Balingte's global layout, and we have consistently deepened our presence in the local market to support sustainable development. The successful implementation of the LNJ project marks another instance of Balingte successfully entering the Indian food-grade rPET market.

In the future, we will continue to deepen our presence in the Indian market, collaborate with more local enterprises, promote technological upgrades in the PET recycling industry, support the sustainable development of the global renewable resources industry, and jointly build a more environmentally friendly and efficient circular economy system.