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Shengton Mining (600711.SH) 2025 Annual Equity Distribution: RMB 0.05 Dividend Per Share
Gelonghui, May 18th - Shengtx Mining (600711.SH) announced the implementation of its 2025 annual equity distribution plan. As of the date of this announcement, the company's total share capital is 3,090,611,551 shares. After deducting 58,623,000 shares held in the company’s repurchase account, the distributable base is 3,031,988,551 shares. Based on this, the company plans to distribute a total cash dividend of 151,599,427.55 yuan (including tax), accounting for 7.73% of the net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company for the year 2025. The record date for this equity distribution is May 25, 2026.
Industrial Securities: The non-ferrous metals sector experienced an initial rise followed by a decline, with high-probability opportunities selected amidst geopolitical uncertainties.
If the new chair's policy stance shifts from hawkish to dovish in the second half of 2026, an increase in market expectations for rate cuts will drive real interest rates lower. This development, combined with structural support from a weakening of the US dollar's credibility, could propel gold prices to break through the current range and trend higher.
Shengtun Mining (600711): Four-Wheel Drive in Copper, Gold, Cobalt, and Nickel; Resource Acquisitions Initiate a New Cycle of High Growth
The core perspective is that the company's business spans a wide range, with a primary focus on four types of commodities: copper, gold, nickel, and cobalt. It has now become a multi-metal mining company with a global presence. It is expected that, following (1) the acquisition of a 50% stake in Nkoyi and the subsequent commissioning of its copper and cobalt mines, further developments will occur.
JPMorgan: Is Gold Priced at $4,600 Really Expensive?
JPMorgan pointed out that, according to the traditional model (fair value of $1,000-$1,900), gold is significantly overvalued, but this does not mean it is "wrong"—the high premium reflects a rational pricing of geopolitical risks, damaged U.S. dollar credibility, and the failure of the 60/40 portfolio. The real drivers of the rally—the "century rebalancing" of Western pension funds into gold and stagflation trades—have yet to kick in, and $4,600 may be a worthwhile "insurance premium" to pay.
Foreign investors 'scooped up' A-share stocks in Q1: Abu Dhabi Investment Authority heavily invested in leading mining companies, while Morgan Stanley cast a wide net; banks, telecommunications, and non-ferrous metals were highly sought after.
As of the time of writing, BNP Paribas ranked first with a holding value of 25.628 billion yuan at the end of the first quarter; Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Morgan Stanley held values of 8.797 billion yuan and 8.597 billion yuan respectively, ranking second and third.
Chengtun Mining's Attributable Profit Soars 250% in Q1