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Sino-Russian Trade Boost: Jinan Shengzhuang Xinye’s Thermally Broken Aluminum Windows Drive Growth in Building Materials Cooperation

Release date:

2026-06-25


Against the backdrop of deepening Sino-Russian trade cooperation, bilateral trade volume remains robust, with the building materials sector emerging as a new highlight. Seizing this opportunity, Jinan Shengzhuang Xinye Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. has injected new momentum into trade growth with its proprietary thermally broken aluminum windows, which boast exceptional performance.

Russia faces strong demand for energy-efficient, thermally insulating building materials, driven by the need for 120 million square meters of new residential construction and the renovation of aging housing stock annually. Shengzhuang Xinye’s thermally broken aluminum windows are specifically designed for Russia’s harsh, cold climate; they feature a heat transfer coefficient as low as 1.5 W/(m²·K) and sealing performance that far exceeds local standards, making them an ideal fit for infrastructure and residential projects. Leveraging its industrial base in Dongjia Town, Jinan, and an efficient logistics network, the company ensures rapid product delivery via gateways such as Moscow and St. Petersburg. Furthermore, the use of local currency settlement—accounting for 92% of transactions—significantly reduces trade costs.

As a representative enterprise for building material exports from Shandong, Shengzhuang Xinye addresses market gaps in Russia through technological innovation. With export volumes steadily rising, the company not only provides high-quality building material solutions but also actively fosters high-quality development in Sino-Russian trade, serving as a prime example of practical cooperation between the two nations.

Sino-Russian Trade Boost: Jinan Shengzhuang Xinye’s Thermally Broken Aluminum Windows Drive Growth in Building Materials Cooperation

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