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Huizhen Container House

Admin September 15, 2026

The entity related to 'Huizhen Container House' is Henan Huizhen Container Manufacturing Co., Ltd., but this company was deregistered in March 2024 and currently has no actual operational information. Here are the specific details:

Company Overview

Henan Huizhen Container Manufacturing Co., Ltd. was established on November 25, 2019, with a registered capital of 1.09 million yuan. Its registered address is located at 20 meters west of the intersection of Beihuan West Road and Longxiang Road, Hejie Township, Jian'an District, Xuchang City, Henan Province. It is a micro-enterprise in the metal products manufacturing industry, with Li Zengqiang holding 100% of the company's shares as the legal representative. The company's main business includes the manufacturing and sales of containers, movable board houses, and prefabricated buildings, as well as undertaking the design and construction of steel structure projects and building construction projects, and selling fence barriers, decorative materials, and other products.

Company Development History

  • Establishment and Address Change: When the company was established, its registered address was in Jiangguanchi Town, Jian'an District. On November 28, 2021, it moved to its current address in Hejie Township.
  • Deregistration: On February 27, 2024, the company began the simple deregistration announcement. On March 19, 2024, the simple deregistration procedure was completed, with the approval result being 'Approved for simple deregistration (not yet commenced operations, no debts or claims)'. On March 21, 2024, the company's operational status changed from 'in existence' to 'deregistered'.

Industry Background Supplement

The container-type modular integrated housing industry is developing rapidly. Driven by multiple factors such as the advancement of new infrastructure in China, the improvement of emergency support systems, the transformation of cultural and tourism light assets, the upgrading of rural self-built housing, and the export of cross-border projects, it has become the mainstream alternative to traditional temporary buildings and light fixed buildings by virtue of its core advantages such as factory prefabrication, rapid assembly, recyclability, and low carbon emissions. However, the industry also faces issues such as uneven product quality, lack of compliance qualifications, inconsistent process standards, and insufficient export adaptability. More than 60% of purchasers face multiple pain points such as safety performance, cost control, deployment efficiency, terrain adaptability, and overseas market access.