Congratulations!诺瓦2014年6月 AdBlue 出货量及利润再创历史新高 ！

Due to Nova AdBlue’s well-established global distribution system and strong demand, the overall shipment volume in June 2014 reached a record high of 1,583 tonnes (1,725 ​​tonnes), with major contributions coming from Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan itself. In Taiwan, driven by strong demand from the bus sector and Euro V trucks (and Nova's share in the passenger transport industry exceeds 75%), shipments reached a record high of 400 units. This also brought Nova's overall market share of AdBlue back to 40%, widening the gap ahead of other brands. For the overseas part, Australia's Blueskyeco was acquired by a major European company - Brenntag in June last year. It showed strong ambition and organized marketing, and continued to grow steadily. In Hong Kong, due to quality defects among Australian competitors, Nova took advantage of the advantages of quality and service to win the supply rights of KMB and MRT (more than 250 yuan per month).

At the same time, due to the weak demand and falling prices of international urea this year, Nova's profits have increased significantly. Looking forward to the next few months (8/9/10), it will continue to show prosperity, especially with the support of the South American and Japanese markets. General Manager Yang Lianzhi said optimistically: The total shipment volume of AdBlue should soon exceed 2,000 tons. With the launch of the "Nova Global Green Channel" Superior grade in Kaohsiung With the added value of urea (Nova's high-quality urea), Nova's overall monthly revenue is also expected to exceed 20 million yuan.

       Nova is the first company in Taiwan to put into production and manufacturing. It is also the only company to have dual certifications of QMC and API from the German Automobile Industry Association VDA, and has obtained the British INSPEC ISO 9001 & SGS test assurance.Due to stable quality and fast delivery efficiency, 13 distribution points have been established around the world, from Dubai in the east, to the West Coast of the Americas in the west, to Japan in the north, and to Australia and South America in the south. It can be said that global service can be seen everywhere.