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Despite Shrinking by CN¥1.2b in the Past Week, Shuangliang Eco-Energy SystemsLtd (SHSE:600481) Shareholders Are Still up 112% Over 5 Years
Shuangliang Eco-Energy Systems (600481.SH): The controlling shareholder and its concerted parties have collectively reduced their shareholding of 2.6 million "Shuangliang Convertible Bonds".
On December 6th, Gelonghui reported that shuangliang eco-energy systems (600481.SH) announced that from November 13, 2024, to December 6, 2024, the company's controlling shareholder, shuangliang group limited, along with its concerted actors, shanghai tongsheng yongying enterprise management center (limited partnership), jiangsu shuangliang technology limited, and Mr. Miao Shuangda, collectively reduced their shareholding of "shuangliang convertible bonds" by 2,600,000 pieces through centralized bidding trade, accounting for 10.00% of the total issuance of convertible bonds.
haitong sec: The eco-friendly concept industry receivables in 24Q3 are still a core issue, looking forward to the debt-to-equity policy driving valuation repair.
Based on the current revenue growth rate, the accounts receivable issues in the eco-friendly concept industry are expected to worsen in the first three quarters of 2024, and the amount of accounts receivable related to municipal public utilities is relatively large, paying attention to the implementation of debt reduction policies that bring valuation recovery space for the eco-friendly concept industry.
Shuangliang Eco-Energy Systems to Raise Subsidiary's Capital by 1.3 Billion Yuan
Shuangliang eco-energy systems (600481.SH) won the bid for the 0.116 billion yuan ningxia Electric Power Investment Yongli related equipment bidding project.
Shuangliang eco-energy systems (600481.SH) announced that the company recently received a tender from the bidding agent China Water Conservancy and Electrical Utilities Materials...
Boc International: Energy consumption, water consumption, and other indicators are tightening, and the photovoltaic supply side is expected to continue to optimize.
On November 20, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released the revised "Specifications for the Infrastructure (2024 Edition)", strengthening the requirements for energy consumption, water consumption, and other indicators at various stages of the industry chain. The difficulty of new capacity for silicon materials, silicon wafers, and batteries has further increased, continuously optimizing the supply side of photovoltaics.