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Ningbo Shanshan Forecasts Up to 283 Million Yuan in 2026 Related-Party Transactions; Shares Up 6%

Ningbo Shanshan (SHA:600884) estimated daily related-party transactions for 2026 of up to 282.5 million yuan, according to a Wednesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.The transactions include procuring graphitization processing services from Haichuang Shangwei worth up to 235 million yuan, purchasing PVA optical films from Wanwei High-Tech, and selling TAC and release films to Hefei Deruige Optoelectronic Technology.Shares of the lithium-ion battery materials company rose 6% in recent trade.

Ningbo Shanshan Unit Signs Management Deal with Wanwei Subsidiary; Shanshan Shares Up 6%

Ningbo Shanshan's (SHA:600884) unit, Shanjin Optoelectronics (Nanjing), agreed to a management cooperation deal with a subsidiary of Anhui Wanwei Updated High-Tech Material Industry (SHA:600063), according to a Wednesday disclosure on the Shanghai bourse.Under the deal, Shanjin Optoelectronics will be entrusted with Hefei Derig Optical Technology's sales operation and management, as well as economic efficiency.The management fee will be based on 1% of Derig's operating revenue plus 30% of its total profit.The lithium-ion battery materials company's shares jumped 6%, while Wanwei's shares rose 1% during the midday.

Ningbo Shanshan to Invest 5 Billion Yuan in Lithium-Ion Battery Anode Facility

Ningbo Shanshan (SHA:600884) will invest 5.11 billion yuan in a lithium-ion battery anode materials facility in Inner Mongolia, China, according to a Wednesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Of the amount, 4.32 billion yuan will go to the construction of fixed-asset investments. Construction will start in March 2027 and will last until July 2028.Upon completion, production capacity for lithium-ion battery anode materials will reach 150,000 tons, as well as additional graphitization capacity of 50,000 tons to complement the capacity in Jiuyuan, the battery company said.

Ningbo Shanshan, Subsidiaries Face Court Charges Over 1.95 Billion Yuan Private Lending Dispute

Ningbo Shanshan's (SHA:600884) two subsidiaries, as well as parent company Shanshan Holding, face charges in a court in Kunming, China, over a private lending dispute worth 1.95 billion yuan, according to a Friday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Plaintiffs Yunnan Jinyuan Equity Investment Fund Management, Yunnan Dianzhong New Area Equity Investment, Kunming Industrial Development Equity Investment Fund Partnership, and Anning Development Investment are demanding immediate repayment of about 1.78 billion yuan in principal plus accrued interest of about 88 million yuan and late penalties of about 89 million yuan.Defendants Shanghai Shanshan Lithium Battery Material Technology and Yunnan Shanshan New Materials, alongside the parent company Shanshan Holding, Ningbo Qinggang Investment, and other individuals, said the case is baseless as the subsidiaries were not signatories to the loan and have not utilized the funds, the company said in its filing.

Ningbo Shanshan Expects Up to 334% Surge in H1 Attributable Profit

Ningbo Shanshan (SHA:600884) forecasts a 262% to 334% surge in its net attributable profit to between 750 million yuan and 900 million yuan in the first half from 207.3 million yuan in the year-ago period, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai bourse.The lithium-ion battery materials company attributed the expected rise to better operating performance in its core businesses.

Citi Upgrades Ningbo Shanshan to Buy from Sell; Price Target is 15.13 Yuan