Two source wordings for the company name
The company website shows the name as Guangxi Senhe High Technology, and that wording is used first throughout this site. The MIC showroom lists the company as Guangxi Senhe High tech Co., Ltd. The two spellings are kept side by side and are not merged into a third wording, because the sources themselves do not agree on a single spelling and no verified business licence wording is published on this site.
The company is located, for the purposes of this site, in Nanning, Guangxi, China. Two different addresses appear in the sources, and neither is reproduced here, because the sources do not label which address serves which function and one of them is written without word spacing in the original. Publishing only the city and region avoids presenting an unverified street address as a contact address, and a buyer who needs a full postal address should ask for it in an inquiry.
What the company profile states about the product
The company profile states that the JINCHAN metallic ore dressing agent is a patented brand for environmentally friendly gold extraction, and the company profile states that the agent can replace sodium cyanide in the gold industry. Those two statements are presented here as company self-statements, attributed to the company profile, and they are not presented as independently verified findings. A buyer who needs to know whether the agent suits a particular ore or process should describe that ore and process in an inquiry and ask what evidence, if any, the company can provide for that case.
The company profile also lists honours and recognitions, and those listings are presented here only as items listed in the company profile, without patent numbers and without any claim that an outside body has verified them for the purposes of this site. The awards named in the company profile include the China Gold Association Science and Technology First Prize, a Guangxi science and technology achievement appraisal, and a Guangxi science and technology innovation fund award. No award is used here as a performance guarantee, and no award is tied to a particular product batch or shipment.
What this site does not state
This site does not state a founding year, a registered capital figure, a staff number, or a production capacity figure, because none of those items is presented as verified information for this site. It does not list export countries or regions, and it does not name customers or present any company as a customer case, because no transaction record or official list supports such a list here. Exhibitions are recorded separately, on the exhibition background page, as names and years only, and an exhibition listing is not presented as evidence of an export transaction.
Contact on this site is through the company phone and the company email shown in the footer. No individual is named, and no job title is given, because the sources used for this site give contact channels without naming an individual contact. A buyer who writes in should address the inquiry to the company, name the ore and the process step, and ask who should handle the question, rather than addressing a person whose name does not appear in the sources.
Company pages that state limits plainly
A company page states its limits plainly when it says, in the same breath as its positive statements, what it does not state, and this page aims for that plainness. It states the company name as used first, the location in city and region terms, and the product line, and it also states that no founding year, street address, staff figure, export list, or customer list is published here. That pairing, positive statement beside stated limit, lets a reader trust the positive statements more, because the limits show that the page is not claiming more than its sources support.
Plain limits also help a buyer write a better inquiry, because they show which questions must be asked rather than read off the page. A buyer who knows that street addresses are not published will ask for a postal address in an inquiry, if one is needed, rather than searching the page for one that is not there. A buyer who knows that export lists are not published will ask about a particular order, rather than expecting a list. In both cases, the stated limit directs the buyer to the right next step.
To ask about this page, use the inquiry form to name the ore, the process step, and the question, and ask what information is needed next.