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Wihua New Materials (603310.SH): The subsidiary plans to acquire a 6.6664% limited partnership interest in Ningbo Changhui.
On March 6, Gelonghui reported that Wehua New Materials (603310.SH) announced that in order to promote the sustainable development of the company, its wholly-owned subsidiary Shaoxing Wehua signed a Property Share Transfer Agreement with Jianlong Steel for the Ningbo Changhui Venture Capital Partnership (Limited Partnership), intending to acquire Jianlong Steel's 6.6664% limited partnership share in Ningbo Changhui, with a subscribed capital contribution of 20 million RMB and a paid-in capital contribution of 0 RMB. The transfer price for the above symbol share is 0 RMB. Upon completion of this Trade, Shaoxing Wehua will become one of the limited partners of Ningbo Changhui, holding its 6.6664% share.
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Weihua New Materials (603310.SH): Currently, the increase in tariffs by the USA has a relatively small impact on the company's Operation.
On February 13, Gelonghui reported that Wei Hua New Materials (603310.SH) stated on the investor interaction platform that the USA has basically imposed tariffs on all categories of normal trade commodities from China. The USA is one of the company's important international trade markets, with major clients including FMC, SMC, etc. Currently, the increase in tariffs by the USA has a relatively small impact on the company's Operation, and the company will continue to monitor policy changes and respond actively.
Weihua New Material to Set Up Subsidiary for 100 Million Yuan
Weihua New Material (603310.SH) plans to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary, Zhejiang Weihua New Material Investment, to expand the Industry Chain of the fluorochemical industry.
Wihua New Materials (603310.SH) announced to further expand the company's presence in the fluorochemical Industry Chain and XINXINGCHANYE...
