Guangdong Jingye Xinte files RMB 500 million metal 3D printing materials project in Meizhou, targets December 2027 completion

Guangdong Jingye Xinte Technology has completed regulatory filing for a phase-one high-performance metal new-materials project carrying a total investment of RMB 500 million. The site sits in Fengshun County, Meizhou, within the Guangzhou Haizhu (Fengshun) industrial park, and covers roughly 44,000 square meters. Planned capacity includes 13 metal powder production lines, 150 metal 3D printing units, and 100 metal injection molding (MIM) machines, alongside supporting facilities. Construction is scheduled to begin in October 2026, with completion targeted for December 2027.

The project links powder atomization directly to downstream metal printing and MIM output under one roof, a vertical structure that lets a single operator control cost and lead time from raw powder through finished parts rather than sourcing feedstock externally. That integration model has become a recurring feature of China's metal AM capacity buildout, where regional governments outside the established Shenzhen/Shanghai hubs are courting manufacturing investment with dedicated industrial parks. Meizhou is not a traditional AM cluster, so a filing of this scale signals the buildout is spreading into secondary Guangdong cities rather than concentrating in existing centers.

Once operational in 2027, a facility combining powder supply with 150 printers and 100 MIM lines would represent meaningful regional capacity, and its cost structure is worth tracking against established powder and part suppliers as the project moves from filing to construction.