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Angang Steel (00347.HK) will release its Earnings Reports on March 28.
$Angang Steel (00347.HK) will release its Earnings Reports on March 28, investors are advised to pay attention. Futubull reminder: 1. There are no rigid regulations on the accounting year division for listed companies in Hong Kong and the U.S., it is entirely determined by the companies themselves, so each Earnings Reports period can serve as the fiscal year end for the company, rather than following the natural year as the fiscal year. 2. Generally, the company will hold an Earnings Reports meeting on or around the publication date, during which the management will discuss and explain the latest quarterly Earnings Reports data and Operational status, and communicate with investors, Analysts, media, etc.
Cailian Press Venture Capital: In February, the financing in the Carbon Neutrality sector reached 1.835 billion yuan, an increase of 13.98% month-on-month. New Stoneware completed 1 billion yuan in Series C+ financing.
According to data from the financial news agency Venture Capital Tong, in February, there were a total of 52 private equity investment events in the Carbon Neutrality sector, a decrease of 24.64% compared to last month's 69 events; The total disclosed financing amount was approximately 1.835 billion yuan, an increase of 13.98% compared to last month's 1.61 billion yuan.
Angang Steel Co Schedules Board Meeting to Review 2024 Financials and Dividend
Angang Steel (00347.HK) will hold a Board of Directors meeting on March 28 to approve the annual performance.
Gelonghui, March 14 - Angang Steel (00347.HK) announced that the Board of Directors will hold a meeting on March 28, 2025, to approve the annual performance announcement for the year ending December 31, 2024, as well as to consider the proposal for the final dividend distribution (if any).
ANGANG STEEL: NOTICE OF BOARD MEETING
Express News | Angang Steel - Appointment of Li Jingdong as Executive Director Was Approved by Shareholders
Strong Week for Angang Steel (HKG:347) Shareholders Doesn't Alleviate Pain of Five-year Loss
