Express News | The ban on restricted shares with a market capitalization of 78.644 billion yuan was lifted today. Dongpeng Drinks topped the list with a market value of 53.444 billion yuan
Tianfeng Securities: The off-season for oil transportation is not easy, and it is expected to gradually enter a high order delivery cycle in 24 years
The current round of mainstream ship prices has entered a continuous upward trend since the beginning of 2021. In 2024, it is expected that the delivery of previous lower price orders will be completed, gradually entering the delivery cycle of high-price orders, and shipyard profits may continue to improve from quarter to quarter.
China Shipbuilding's emergency department rose by more than 3%, while China Shipbuilding Intelligence, Jiuzhiyang, CSIC Hanguang, China Maritime Defense, China Shipbuilding Technology, and China Heavy Industries followed suit.
China Shipbuilding's emergency department rose by more than 3%, while China Shipbuilding Intelligence, Jiuzhiyang, CSIC Hanguang, China Maritime Defense, China Shipbuilding Technology, and China Heavy Industries followed suit.
China Heavy Industries (601989.SH): 718 million restricted shares will be listed and circulated on May 27
Zhitong Finance App News, China Heavy Industries (601989.SH) announced that the company's current stock listing type is non-public shares; the stock subscription method is offline, and the number of listed shares is 718 million shares. The current stock listing circulation date is May 27, 2024.
Express News | Qingdao Shuangrui signs ballast water management system order with Japan's Santoku Shipping
Express News | SDIC Securities: Continued optimism about the new shipbuilding cycle
Express News | Dalian Shipbuilding signs contract for the purchase and sale of 10 24000 TEU LNG dual-fuel container ship propellers
Individual stocks with Chinese characters fluctuated higher. COSCO Offshore Holdings surged 8%, while COSCO Haite, Zhongke Co., Ltd., COFCO Science and Engineering, China Express, COSCO Haineng, and China Heavy Industries had the highest gains.
Individual stocks with Chinese characters fluctuated higher. COSCO Offshore Holdings surged 8%, while COSCO Haite, Zhongke Co., Ltd., COFCO Science and Engineering, China Express, COSCO Haineng, and China Heavy Industries had the highest gains.
The Chinese shipping sector fluctuated and weakened. China Dynamics fell by nearly 5%, followed by China's Haiphong, China Shipbuilding, China Shipbuilding Hanguang, and China Heavy Industries.
The Chinese shipping sector fluctuated and weakened. China Dynamics fell by nearly 5%, followed by China's Haiphong, China Shipbuilding, China Shipbuilding Hanguang, and China Heavy Industries.
Pinning Down China Shipbuilding Industry Company Limited's (SHSE:601989) P/S Is Difficult Right Now
With a median price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of close to 2.7x in the Machinery industry in China, you could be forgiven for feeling indifferent about China Shipbuilding Industry Company Limited's (S
Express News | Dalian Shipbuilding undertakes new construction projects for 2 large 175,000 cubic meter liquefied natural gas carriers
China Heavy Industries (601989.SH) announced its 2023 annual results, with a net loss of 782 million yuan, and the loss narrowed
China Heavy Industries (601989.SH) released its 2023 annual report, with the company's revenue of 46.694 billion yuan...
Express News | China Heavy Industries: Net profit from mother in the first quarter was 135 million yuan, up 103.63% year on year
China Shipbuilding Industry Group Power Co., Ltd. (SHSE:600482) Surges 5.6%; Private Companies Who Own 30% Shares Profited Along With Institutions
Key Insights The considerable ownership by private companies in China Shipbuilding Industry Group Power indicates that they collectively have a greater say in management and business strategy The to
Express News | Dalian Shipbuilding signs contract for 2 liquid ammonia dual-fuel Afula tankers
Great Wall Securities: Non-electricity demand continues to recover, and coal price trends begin to diverge
The Zhitong Finance App learned that the current fundamentals of thermal coal demand have maintained steady operation, supported by demand for electricity and coal. Non-electricity demand, especially chemical demand, continues to recover. The coal price trend has begun to diverge, and prices in production areas have begun to rise tentatively, leading to a slight rebound in port prices. Also, it is worth noting that the water storage level in the Three Gorges has dropped to the same period last year, and there is still uncertainty about hydropower output this year. Meanwhile, on the supply side, coal production in Jinshan, Shaanxi, and Mongolia is expected to shrink this year. Stable production and safety will be the main production tone, while the year-on-year decline in average daily raw coal production in March is in line with the judgment that the growth rate of supply will be lower than the growth rate of demand, according to
China's shipbuilding sector continued to rise, with China Shipbuilding Technology rising by more than 7%, while China Heavy Industries, China Shipbuilding, CSIC Hanguang, Kunming Shipbuilding Intelligence, and China Dynamics followed suit.
China's shipbuilding sector continued to rise, with China Shipbuilding Technology rising by more than 7%, while China Heavy Industries, China Shipbuilding, CSIC Hanguang, Kunming Shipbuilding Intelligence, and China Dynamics followed suit.
Fangzheng Securities: Multiple factors are driving the shipping boom, which is expected to continue
As orders for high-value ships continue to be delivered, the profitability of shipping companies is expected to be quickly unleashed.
Zheshang Securities: The shipping industry's volume and price have risen sharply, and profits are expected to improve the performance of many companies quarter by quarter
The shipbuilding cycle is booming, and supply difficulties may drive ship prices to continue to rise. It is expected that oil tankers and dry spans will continue to place large orders in the later stages.
Express News | Wuchang Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of China Heavy Industries, signed a contract for the construction of 2+2 OCV offshore vessels
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