China Hongqiao Group Ltd.

CITIC Throws Hongqiao a US$1.02 Billion Lifeline

CITIC Throws Hongqiao a US$1.02 Billion Lifeline

The world’s biggest aluminium company is soon to receive a US$1.02 billion shot in the arm from the People’s Republic of China’s state-owned investment company. According to an article in the South China Morning Post, China Hongqiao Group has agreed to sell...

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Hongqiao Insiders Say Cuts Totaling a Quarter Million MTPA of Aluminium-Smelting Capacity In the Works

According to sources with knowledge of the situation, China Hongqiao Group began curtailing outdated aluminium capacity on Tuesday, coinciding with an announced crackdown by the government of the People’s Republic of China on illicit aluminium smelting capacity. Although the company demurred when asked for details, sources who spoke to Bloomberg on Tuesday said that Hongqiao […]

Ernst & Young Quits as Hongqiao’s Auditor

The world’s largest aluminium producer hit yet another speed bump on the road to releasing 2016’s financials after its independent auditor resigned late last week. China Hongqiao Group made the announcement on Friday in conformance with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s rules. According to Hongqiao, its now-former auditor Ernst & Young recommended that an independent investigation be […]

Hongqiao Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Short Seller Emerson

Embattled Chinese aluminium firm China Hongqiao Group opened a new front in the war against short-seller Emerson Analytics this week when it began a defamation action against the firm in Hong Kong’s High Court. According to a report by Bloomberg, Hongqiao is pursuing an order from the court enjoining Emerson from publishing another report on […]

Massive Debt Forces Chinese Firm to Idle Smelter, Refinery in Shandong

According to Aladdiny, a Chinese information provider, Shandong Qixing Group Co., Ltd. suspended operations of its 130-thousand-metric-ton-per-annum aluminium smelter and is planning to stop production at its 500-thousand-metric-ton-per-annum alumina refinery due to the firm’s substantial debt burden. The report went on to say that the company might consider re-starting production in six months should the […]