In 2012, the demand for crushers gradually expanded.

The development of high-speed rail has propelled the country's economic leap, and the development of crushers will further enhance the brilliance of high-speed rail. According to relevant reports, by 2015, the sales scale of China's crusher industry is expected to reach 900 billion RMB, with an average annual growth rate of about 17%, of which exports account for around 20 billion USD, making China the undisputed largest country in the mining machinery crusher sector.

During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, in addition to domestic demand growth, the foreign demand market for the crusher industry will also continue to expand and will further enlarge during this period. According to expert predictions, driven by the Western Development Plan in the second half of 2011, other regional revitalization plans, urbanization construction, high-speed rail, highways, mining machinery, and nuclear power construction investments, the sales of mining machinery and aggregate production equipment, such as impact crushers and large jaw crushers, look promising.

Data from the China Construction Machinery Industry Association shows that in the period from January to August 2011, the entire machinery industry achieved a total industrial output value of 8,955.251 billion RMB, a year-on-year increase of 35.31%, with a growth rate 25.61 percentage points higher than the same period last year. All 12 sub-industries showed a growth trend. Among these 12 sub-industries, the mining machinery sector grew the fastest, followed by the mining equipment machinery sector, the general machinery sector, mechanical components, and the internal combustion engine industry. Compared with the same period last year, the growth rates of these five sectors all exceeded 35%.

According to relevant data from January to August 2011, the aggregate production equipment industry, focusing on the construction of infrastructure such as high-speed rail and subways, faces broad market demand, which will drive the continuous development of the mining machinery industry.