CCL Design Hai'an. [Photo/WeChat account: hafbwx]

Hai'an's industrial landscape is set for a boost as two major foreign-invested projects advance toward production. CCL Design Hai'an's Phase II project is entering the final commissioning stage, while IRCE Electromagnetic Wire Jiangsu's Phase I facility is nearing launch and has announced plans for additional investment.

CCL Design Hai'an's Phase II plant is scheduled to start production in the second quarter of this year. The expansion adds 14,000 square meters of factory space, including a 7,000-square-meter cleanroom, positioning it as a key manufacturing hub for the group in China and East Asia.

Founded in May 2019 and wholly owned by Canadian-listed CCL Group, the company specializes in automotive and electronic decorative components as well as die-cut products. Its Phase I plant, launched in June 2020, generated 310 million yuan ($44.65 million) in invoiced sales in 2025, demonstrating strong market potential.

The newly completed Phase II project, with a total investment of $30 million, is expected to reach full capacity producing 100 million decorative components for computers, 500 million adhesive, nameplate, and die-cut products, and 400,000 automotive parts a year, with projected sales of 600 million yuan.

IRCE Electromagnetic Wire Jiangsu, with a total investment of 50 million euros ($59.87 million), including 40 percent for equipment, covers the full industrial chain from R&D to manufacturing, sales, and trade. Once operational, the plant will have an annual output capacity of 20,000 metric tons of electromagnetic wire.