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What are the listed nickel mining companies?

The listed companies of nickel mines include:

1. China First Heavy Industry:

From the perspective of ROE in the past five years, the average ROE in the past five years is -8.76% , the lowest ROE in the past five years was -47.64% in 2016, and the highest was 1.17% in 2020.

2. Hezong Technology:

From the perspective of ROE in the past five years, the average ROE in the past five years has been -3.88%, and the lowest ROE in the past five years was -47.57% in 2020. , the highest was 11.13% in 2016.

3. *ST Yinyi:

From the perspective of ROE in the past five years, the average ROE in the past five years is -14.65%, and the lowest ROE in the past five years was -70.53 in 2019. %, with the highest being 9.58% in 2017.

4. Shengtun Mining:

From the perspective of ROE in the past five years, the average ROE in the past five years is 6.11%, and the lowest ROE in the past five years was 0.64% in 2020.

5. Yiwei Lithium Energy:

From the perspective of ROE in the past five years, the average ROE in the past five years is 18.85%, and the lowest ROE in the past five years was 13.88% in 2016. The highest was 25.49% in 2019.

A listed company is a type of joint stock limited company. In addition to being approved for listing on the stock exchange, such a company must also meet certain conditions. The revision of the Company Law and Securities Law will help more companies become listed companies and companies whose corporate bonds are listed and traded.

Listing requirements

1. The stock has been approved by the securities regulatory authority of the State Council and has been publicly issued. Listed companies

2. The total share capital of the company shall not be less than RMB 30 million.

3. It has been in business for more than three years and has been profitable for the past three consecutive years; the original state-owned enterprise was restructured and established in accordance with the law, or it is newly established after the implementation of this law and its main sponsor is a large and medium-sized state-owned enterprise. Can be calculated continuously.

4. The number of shareholders holding shares with a par value of more than RMB 1,000 is not less than 1,000, and the shares issued to the public account for more than 25% of the company’s total shares; the company’s share capital If the total amount exceeds RMB 400 million, the proportion of shares issued to the public shall be more than 10%.

5. The company has no major illegal activities in the past three years, and there are no false records in the financial accounting report.

Listing procedures

Company listing procedures

According to the relevant provisions of the Securities Law and the Company Law, the procedures for listing a joint-stock company are as follows:

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Apply to the securities regulatory authority for stock listing

A joint-stock company's application for stock listing must be submitted to the securities regulatory authority of the State Council for approval. The securities regulatory authorities may authorize the stock exchange to approve the company's stock listing application in accordance with legal conditions and legal procedures.

Accept the approval of the securities regulatory authorities

The securities regulatory authorities shall review the materials submitted by a joint-stock company for stock listing and, if the conditions are met, approve the application ; If the conditions are not met, the application will be rejected; if the required documents are missing, supplementary submission may be required within a time limit; if supplementary submission is not expected, the application will be rejected.

Submit a listing application to the listing committee of the stock exchange

After the stock listing application is approved by the securities regulatory authority, the approval document and the following documents must be submitted to the stock exchange:

1. Listing report;

2. Decision of shareholders’ meeting on application for listing;

3. Company Articles of Association;

4. Company business license;

5. The company’s financial accounting reports for the past three years or since the company’s establishment, verified by a statutory verification agency;

6. Legal opinions and recommendations from securities companies;

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7. The latest prospectus;

8. Other documents required by the stock exchange.