-->ich war ein paar Tage nicht im Forum und habe Deine Anfrage nicht gesehen. Du fragtest nach chinesischen Goldminen.
Bekannt ist mir persönlich eigentlich nur Zhongjin Gold und in Hong Kong / China Fujian Zijin Mining Industry Co TVI Gold (Canada) hat als einer der ersten Ausländer Schürfrechte in China erhalten...
Andere sind mir nicht bekannt, wobei die Informationen über den chinesischen A-Aktienmarkt für ausländische Investoren sehr schwer zugänglich sind und ich ja kein QFII bin, dessen Status mir eine A-Aktien Anlage gestatten würde ;-) (Qualified Foreign Investment Institution)
Grüße
Andreas
hier noch was zum nachlesen (findet man meistens in der Chinadaily bzw. deren kostenlosen Suchfunktion):
Gold firm listed on stock market
( 2003-07-31 07:49) (China Daily)
Zhongjin Gold Co Ltd, China's flagship gold miner, became the first listed company in the nation's gold industry after it launched an initial public offering (IPO) yesterday in Shanghai.
The company yesterday issued 100 million shares at a price of 4.05 yuan (US$0.49) per share on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
The IPO earned 388 million yuan (US$46.7 million) in proceeds for the company, excluding issuance expenses.
China Galaxy Securities Co Ltd was lead underwriter of the IPO.
The company, based in North China's Tianjin Municipality, had total assets of 742 million yuan (US$89.4 million) by March.
Zhongjin reported a net profit of 9.88 million yuan (US$1.19 million) during the first quarter of this year.
The move represents the first substantial step towards the market-driven reform of China's State-controlled and fragmented gold industry.
"The move is part of our efforts to build Zhongjin into a top brand in China's gold industry,'' said Song Xin, company chairman.
Zhongjin will produce more than 20 tons of gold this year, accounting for 10 per cent of China's total gold output, Song said.
China's gold output reached 88.1 tons during the first half of this year, official statistics showed.
"Listings are badly needed for Chinese gold mining firms, as a new fund-raising channel in the deregulation of the domestic gold market and to improve their outmoded internal operation,'' said Liu Shan'en, an analyst with the Beijing Gold Economics Research Centre.
Four other major gold mining firms in East China's Shandong and Fujian provinces are also seeking domestic listings, according to industry sources.
China started to deregulating its gold market at the end of last year when it opened a national gold exchange in Shanghai.
Zhongjin is one of the 108 trading members limited to spot gold transactions in the gold exchange.
Chinese gold mining firms had to sell all of their products to the People's Bank of China, the central bank, in the past under the government's tight control.
Prices on the gold exchange, the benchmark on the domestic gold market, are fluctuating with changes on world markets.
Zhongjin officials said the company will acquire and merge with a host of smaller domestic gold mining firms to grow rapidly after its listing.
The company plans to nearly triple its total assets to 2 billion yuan (US$240 million).
At present, there are around 1,200-odd gold mining firms in China.
Under a five-year industry plan, the government hopes to form 12 internationally competitive gold conglomerates by 2005.
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China Fujian Zijin changes HK IPO timetable; delays debut
( 2003-12-11 17:32) (Agencies)
Fujian Zijin Mining Industry Co. said Wednesday its shares would start trading on Hong Kong's main board Dec. 23.
Although later than anticipated, the gold miner dismissed speculation stock exchange regulators had questioned it about disclosure issues.
A banking source said this week the company earlier postponed its listing date to Dec. 22 from Dec. 19 on expectations of tight fund flows after Great Wall Automobile's initial public offering.
The retail tranche of Great Wall's IPO, which closed Monday, was about 680 times covered, according to a source close to the deal.
The subscription period for the retail portion of Fujian Zijin's IPO will now start Thursday and end Dec. 16, when the pricing will also be fixed.
Previously, the subscription period for the retail tranche was due to start Wednesday and end Dec. 15, and before that it was due to run from Tuesday until Friday.
The rescheduling has raised speculation the company has been asked to provide additional information about its listing. However, its listing sponsor, China Everbright Capital Ltd., said that isn't the case.
"This is an incorrect suggestion. It's (the delay) due to numerous logistics-related reasons," China Everbright Capital Managing Director Kelvin Wu said.
Since the bookbuilding began Dec. 2, the institutional tranche of Fujian Zijin is"more than 10 times oversubscribed," a source close to the deal said. This book is due to close Friday.
The company launched its listing, worth as much as HK$1.15 billion, this month as gold prices approached eight-year highs.
This came after it raised the top end of its indicative price range to HK$3.3 per share from HK$3.2 on strong institutional interest. The low end remains unchanged at HK$2.9.
The company expects its net profit to be no less than 280 million yuan (US$1=8.28 yuan) in 2003, more than double in 2002. It hopes to increase its annual production volume of gold to 15 metric tons by 2008, up from 9 tons currently.
Fujian Zijin will mainly use the proceeds of the share sale for the environmental management of its major asset, Zijinshan Gold Mine, to purchase mining and exploration rights around Zijinshan, and to acquire additional gold resources in central and western China
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