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"China's giant ship" is setting sail! China CSSC's major asset restructuring has been approved, and the merger and restructuring "warm wind" is blowing towards 2025.
The "China giant ship" is sailing towards us.
China CSSC (600150.SH) has received approval from the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and other competent authorities for the share swap and absorption merger with China Shipbuilding Industry.
China CSSC (600150.SH) announced that the company intends to issue shares to China CSSC Heavy Industry Company Limited.
China Shipbuilding Industry (601989.SH): Major asset restructuring has received approval opinions from the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and other competent authorities.
On January 7, Gelonghui reported that China Shipbuilding Industry (601989.SH) announced that it is planning to absorb and merge with China CSSC by issuing A-shares to all shareholders of China Shipbuilding Industry through China CSSC. This Trade constitutes a significant asset restructuring as defined by the Regulations on the Management of Major Asset Restructuring of Listed Companies and also constitutes a related party transaction for the company. After the completion of this Trade, China Shipbuilding Industry, as the absorbed party, will terminate its listing and deregister its legal status. China CSSC, as the surviving company, will still be effectively controlled by China Shipbuilding Group Co., Ltd.
GF SEC: The stock performance of marine engines lags behind that of Ships. In the long term, there is a greater potential market space and elasticity.
The moderate recovery of capacity in downstream private Shipyards is expected to drive the continuous expansion of engine demand. Unlike Ships, the technology iteration driven by the Eco-friendly Concept accelerates the transformation of engine technology, resulting in a greater increase in value.
China Shipbuilding Industry (601989.SH): Guofeng Investment Fund has cumulatively reduced its shareholding by 0.12%.
On December 24, Gelonghui reported that China Shipbuilding Industry (601989.SH) announced that it received a notice from Guofeng Investment Fund regarding the results of the shareholding in China CSSC. As of the disclosure date of this announcement, the period for this shareholding reduction plan has expired, and the plan has been fully implemented. During this shareholding reduction plan, Guofeng Investment Fund reduced its holdings by a total of 26,625,700 shares, accounting for 0.12% of the company's total share capital. In the process of implementing the shareholding reduction plan, Guofeng Investment Fund strictly complied with relevant laws and regulations and the business rules of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, without any violations.
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Those Who Invested in China Shipbuilding Industry (SHSE:601989) a Year Ago Are up 22%
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