The　feasibility　of　utilizing　industrial　waste　to　produce　soil　stabilizer　with　high　added　value　is　discussed　from　technical　effect,　economic　benefit　and　production　and　management　mode.　Principle　of　design　of　the　stabilizer　with　industrial　waste　is　offered　based　on　the　properties　of　stabilized　soil　structure　formation　and　its　special　demand　on　stabilizer　components;　the　examples　of　the　stabilizer　composition　are　presented,　and　the　performance/cost　ratio　of　the　stabilizers　are　compared　with　that　of　cement.　Reasonable　production　and　management　mode　for　industrially　producing　the　stabilizer　with　industrial　waste　is　discussed　also.　It　is　suggested　that　as　long　as　appropriate　industrial　waste　is　selected　intentionally　to　meet　the　special　demand　on　the　stabilizer　composition　needed　to　form　stabilized　soil　structure,　the　soil　stabilizer　with　high　performance/cost　ratio　can　be　obtained.　It　is　advised　that　the　stabilizer　should　be　designed　individually　according　to　the　properties　of　the　soil　to　be　stabilized,　the　stabilizer　should　be　produced　with　the　production　mode　of　mixing　multi-components　and　adopt　the　management　pattern　of　incorporating　designing,　production　and　sale.　©　(2011)　Trans　Tech　Publications.