Jiangxi Copper Net Profit in H1 to dip by 64%
Jiangxi Copper Company Limited announced that it estimates its net profit will dip in between 57% and 64% YoY in the H1 of 2009. For full story, click here
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Jiangxi Copper Net Profit in H1 to dip by 64%
Jiangxi Copper Company Limited declared that it estimates its net profit will decrease by between 57% and 64% YoY in the H1 of 2009. For full story, click here
Jiangxi Copper Net Profit in H1 to dip by 64%
Jiangxi Copper Company Limited declared that it estimates its net profit will decrease by between 57% and 64% YoY in the H1 of 2009. For full story, click here
Jiangxi Copper saw 64% dip in H1 Profit
Jiangxi Copper declared that it has expected its first-half profit to slip 57-64 percent from the year-ago period due to a substantial dip of its product prices. For full story, click here
China Jiangxi Copper Building Lead Smelter
The parent of Jiangxi Copper is building a 200,000-tonne-per-year lead smelter and a 200,000-tonne-per-year zinc smelter in China’s Jiangxi province. For full story, click here
Jiangxi Copper has expanded its Dexing Mine
Jiangxi Copper Corp has launched an expansion project at its Dexing copper mine to raise copper output by nearly one third. For full story, click here
Jiangxi Copper lost more than 2%
Jiangxi Copper Co. lost more than 2 percent after copper prices dipped. China CSSC Holdings Ltd., owned by the nation’s leading shipbuilder, slid 1.2 percent as Chinese ship orders tumbled in the first four months. For full story, click here
UBS Investment Bank raises shareholding in Jiangxi Copper
Swiss investment bank UBS AG declared that it has raised its stake in China’s Jiangxi Copper Co Ltd. to 5.22% from the previous 4.59%. For full story, click here
Jiangxi Copper 2008 net profit down 49.6%
Jiangxi Copper is principally engaged in the production, processing and sale of cathode copper reported that its profits for the year 2008, went down by 49.6%. For full story, click here
Jiangxi Copper climbs 2.2%
Jiangxi Copper Co., China’s largest smelter, surged 2.2 percent to HK$9.11 in Hong Kong. For full story, click here
