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These Return Metrics Don't Make Wuxi Lihu (SZSE:300694) Look Too Strong
Wuxi Lihu Corporation (300694.SZ): plans to jointly establish Liyue New Port with Hai Si Water Affairs.
On December 27, Gelonghui reported that Wuxi Lihu Corporation (300694.SZ) announced its intention to jointly invest with Water Affairs to establish Quanzhou Liyue New Port Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) (tentative name, subject to actual registration name, referred to as "Liyue New Port" or "Partnership"). The aim is to invest in Solid State Battery, New Materials, and related industries. The company will contribute 40 million yuan as a limited partner. Quanzhou Haishi Water Investment Limited Liability Company (referred to as "Water Affairs") will contribute 10 million yuan as the general partner and executive managing partner of Liyue New Port.
Wuxi Lihu Corporation (300694.SZ): Wang Hongqi resigned from the position of general manager.
Wuxi Lihu Corporation (300694.SZ) announced that the company's Board of Directors recently received a written submission from the general manager, Wang Hongqi...
Individual Investors Invested in Wuxi Lihu Corporation Limited. (SZSE:300694) Copped the Brunt of Last Week's CN¥515m Market Cap Decline
The One-year Decline in Earnings for Wuxi Lihu SZSE:300694) Isn't Encouraging, but Shareholders Are Still up 34% Over That Period
wuxi lihu corporation (300694.SZ): Currently preparing for the landing of the second growth curve.
GELENGHUI on November 19th: Wuxi Lihu Corporation (300694.SZ) stated in recent investor relations activities that the company is currently preparing for the implementation of the second growth curve, taking into account the actual situation of the company, market environment, and actively seeking suitable merger and acquisition targets. Internationalization global strategy is also a matter that many companies are considering at present, and the company is also considering.
More Unpleasant Surprises Could Be In Store For Wuxi Lihu Corporation Limited.'s (SZSE:300694) Shares After Tumbling 26%
