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Construction materials and infrastructure / Process equipment and inspection instruments Supply-chain Study

Construction materials and infrastructure / Process equipment and inspection instruments Supply-chain Study. A count note for 14 archive records, dated 2026-10-16: labels, existing excerpts and record links, without stable rankings.

Revision and archive snapshot: 2026-10-16

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Research findings

Cohort structure analysis

Recorded reporting jurisdiction counts in this 14-record cohort: Beijing (3 records); Hubei (3 records).

The record-count gap between Beijing and Hubei is 0, or 0.0% of this 14-record base. The gap concerns records, not revenue or market position.

Company cohortDirectly linked pagesShare of public archiveArchive date
14140.1%2026-10-16

Deduplicated company IDs.

Counts within parent sets

SetAll recordsThis subsetExcluding this subset
Construction materials and infrastructure28214268
All public archive records19,2971419,283

Observed labels

DimensionLabelCount/baseParticipation
reporting jurisdictionBeijing3/1421.4%
reporting jurisdictionHubei3/1421.4%
reporting jurisdictionHenan2/1414.3%
reporting jurisdictionHunan2/1414.3%
reporting jurisdictionNingbo1/147.1%
industryAdvanced materials7/1450.0%
industryAdvanced equipment6/1442.9%
industryNew energy and power equipment1/147.1%

Multi-label counts can overlap; filter compliance is not industrial advantage.

Evidence and list-linkage counts

MeasureCount
Companies with existing sourced excerpts4/14
Existing reviewed bilingual excerpt pairs4
IDs linked to 2026 local lists1/14
Product-field rule reminders1/14

Existing excerpts do not certify entire old reports; list linkage is not final recognition. Full definitions are on the series page.

Recorded roles and delivery checks

Delivery framework, stages and original sources

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Company samples and record links

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Methodology

Read ID deduplication, comparison, batch and evidence definitions