On October 20, ZHAOJIN MINING fell 4.84% in regular trading, trading at HK$17.55, with turnover of HK$14.78 million.
The latest identifiable catalyst was a management reshuffle announced on October 19, alongside recently reported third-quarter results that showed revenue growth but weaker profitability.
The company said Wang Ligang resigned from his roles as executive director, nomination and remuneration committee member, vice president and board secretary due to a work change. Yang Tiejiang was appointed executive director and nomination and remuneration committee member, while the board proposed appointing Li Jian as joint company secretary. Earlier, the company reported revenue of RMB13.51 billion for the first three quarters, up 8.69% year on year, but net profit attributable to shareholders fell 6.98% to RMB1.97 billion, with operating profit down 5.40%, indicating margin pressure despite top-line growth.
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