Foreign-funded companies, joint ventures resuming production

Auto giant Brilliance Auto's manufacturing base for special vehicles in Dalian Jinpu New Area, Northeast China's Liaoning province, started full-scale operation on Monday.

It now can produce five negative pressure ambulances a day and monthly capacity is expected to reach 120. The base now has more than 300 sets of orders and intention orders. The company also is developing mobile spray disinfection trucks, medical waste collection trucks, medical shelters, and other emergency support products for the fight against the epidemic.

In Maotai town in Southwest China's Guizhou province, Kweichow Moutai Co Ltd, an iconic baijiu distiller, said it will maintain its production and sales goal for the year and has resumed production.

The company said earlier it aims to achieve revenue of 110 billion yuan ($15.8 billion) and net profit of 50.5 billion yuan this year, both up 10 percent year-on-year.

In South China's island province Hainan, 14 construction sites, including the second phase of the Meilan Airport in Haikou, capital of Hainan province, are active beginning this week.

Sinopec's Hainan ethylene production line's expansion project, with an annual production volume of up to 1 million tons, has seen its construction restarted.

The company is fully confident that the completion of the expansion project will drive an industrial value of up to 100 billion yuan.

In Beijing, echoing manufacturing and business demand, Zhongguancun-based Hanvon has released its latest and upgraded facial recognition products to help recognize people's wearing facial masks, in a bid to secure better health amid current NCP outbreak.

In Lanzhou, Northwest China's Gansu province, 40 enterprises have resumed production and a total of 288 are expected to restart by the first quarter.