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China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) forecasted first-half attributable net profit of between 1.98 billion yuan and 2.06 billion yuan, compared with 931.3 million yuan the previous year.The 113% to 121% rise is attributed to higher rare earth prices due to supply constraints on raw materials and sustained growth in downstream demand, according to a Wednesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.
China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) adjusted the price of rare earth concentrate for the third quarter to 38,565 yuan per ton, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Friday.For each 1 percentage point increase or decrease in REO content, the price will rise or decline by 771.30 yuan per ton, respectively.
Magnet maker JL Mag Rare-Earth (SHE:300748) proposed the acquisition of a 9.24% stake in Baotou Rare Earth Products Exchange from China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) for 22.1 million yuan.The move is expected to boost the company's competitiveness and support the exchange's development into a national-level trading platform, according to a Thursday filing with the Shenzhen bourse.China Northern Rare Earth currently holds 44.56% of the exchange.Shares of JL Mag Rare-Earth rose 1% in recent trade.
China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) raised 500 million yuan via the issue of three-year bonds due June 2029 carrying an interest rate of 1.75%.Proceeds will support operating capital needs, optimize debt structure, reduce financing costs and fund the company's high-quality development, according to a Thursday filing with the Shanghai bourse.China Merchants Bank serves as lead underwriter.
Chinese stocks declined Tuesday as investors await with bated breath the outcome of the talks between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.The Shanghai Composite Index, the main gauge of Chinese stocks, lost 0.3% or 10.53 points to reach 4,214.49. The Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.5% or by 74.38 points to 15,824.92.China and the U.S. should take a long-term view to ensure continuing trade and economic relations between the two countries, an editorial by the Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper said."Economic and trade relations continue to serve as the 'ballast' and 'propeller' of China-US relations," the editorial said.Meanwhile, the CSI Rare Earth Industry Index slid 3% during the closing bell, leading onshore declines. China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech (SHA:600111) plunged 6% while China Rare Earth Resources and Technology (SHE:000831) closed 4% lower.Ningbo Hicon Industry Technology (SHE:001237) priced its initial public offering at 53.26 yuan per sahre, while Jiadeli Electronics Material (SHA:603435) priced its offering at 15.76 yuan apiece.
China Northern Rare Earth's (SHA:600111) net profit attributable to shareholders in the first quarter surged 113% year on year to 917.7 million yuan from 430.6 million yuan a year earlier, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Wednesday.Earnings per share rose 0.25 yuan from 0.12 yuan.Operating revenue jumped 28% to 11.9 billion yuan from 9.29 billion yuan in the previous year.Shares of the company rose 10% during the morning trade on Wednesday.
China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) plans to renew its financial services agreement with Baogang Group Finance for three more years, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Saturday.The Chinese rare earth products producer's shares jumped over 3% at the close of Monday's trade.Under the new deal, the daily maximum deposit balance is capped at 6.5 billion yuan.
Chinese stocks edged up Monday after the country's central bank held its benchmark rates and added new market rules.The Shanghai Composite Index, the main gauge of Chinese stocks, gained 0.8% or 30.70 points to 4,082.13. The Shenzhen Component Index rose 0.6% or by 81.33 points to 14,966.75.The People's Bank of China held its benchmark rates for the 11th straight month. The PBOC held the one-year LPR at 3% and the LPR of five years or more at 3.5%.ING analysts expected no changes to the LPR as gross domestic product growth stayed within the year's target range of 4.5% and 5% for the first quarter.Meanwhile, China also exported 5,238 metric tons of rare earth magnets in March, down 1.6% from last year but up 11% from February, Reuters reported Monday.Investors remained hopeful about a deal between the U.S. and Iran despite concerns the ceasefire could not hold after the U.S. side said it captured an Iranian cargo vessel that tried to bypass its blockade, Reuters reported the same day.In corporate news, China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) closed 3% higher after disclosing first-quarter guidance. Attributable profit is seen to increase 109% to 118% year over year to between 900 million yuan and 940 million yuan.Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology (SHE:002415) finished 4% higher as its first-quarter profit jumped 36% year over year to 2.78 billion yuan.
China Northern Rare Earth (SHA:600111) expects attributable profit to jump 109% to 118% to between 900 million yuan and 940 million yuan in the first quarter from 430.6 million yuan in the year-ago period, according to a Tuesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.The upbeat forecast is attributable to a price increase in rare earths, as well as cost reduction and risk control, the filing said.Shares fell 4% during the midday break.
China Northern Rare Earth's (SHA:600111) attributable profit surged 124% to 2.25 billion yuan in 2025 from 1 billion yuan in 2024, according to a Tuesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Basic earnings per share at the rare earth soared 124% to 0.6227 yuan from 0.2778 yuan in the previous year.Operating income grew 29% year over year to 42.6 billion yuan from 33 billion yuan.Shares decreased 4% during morning trading on Tuesday.
