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Xibujin (601069.SH) subsidiary Xinjiang Meisheng resumes production
Western Gold (601069.SH) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Xinjiang Meisheng Mining Co., Ltd. ("Xinjiang Meisheng"), was forced to temporarily suspend operations due to an unprecedented heavy snowfall and extreme weather event in the region, which caused a sharp drop in local temperatures, blocked mountain passes with snow, and disrupted power supply and transportation. To ensure the safety of personnel, the company decided to halt production temporarily. During the suspension period, Xinjiang Meisheng continuously carried out snow-clearing operations across all access roads and worked on restoring power. Transportation and power supply have now been fully restored. Following the completion of necessary preparatory work for resumption of operations, the facility has met all conditions required for restarting production and is scheduled to resume operations on June 6, 2026.
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Western Gold (601069.SH): Xinjiang Nonferrous Metals has reduced its stake in the company by 0.42%.
Gelonghui, May 11 – Xibu Huangjin (601069.SH) announced that as of the date of this announcement, the share reduction period has ended. On May 11, 2026, the company received a notification letter from Xinjiang Nonferrous Metals regarding the expiration of the reduction plan and its implementation results. Between February 11, 2026, and May 11, 2026, Xinjiang Nonferrous Metals reduced its shares in the company through centralized bidding by 3.8244 million shares, accounting for 0.42% of the company's total share capital.