Jiangxi Copper Company Limited (600362.SH) has released its 2025 annual report, showing operating revenue of 544.623 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.42%. Net profit attributable to shareholders reached 7.13 billion yuan, up 2.41% compared to the previous year. Adjusted net profit came in at 9.148 billion yuan, reflecting an 11.30% growth. Basic earnings per share stood at 2.07 yuan. The company proposed a final dividend of 0.6 yuan per share (including tax) for the year 2025.
Throughout 2025, Jiangxi Copper continued to strengthen its core industries while expanding into emerging sectors, driving high-quality growth in its physical operations. Key projects such as the upgrade of the copper-molybdenum separation flotation system at Dexing Copper Mine, the technical upgrade and expansion of Jiangtong Guoxing's 260,000-ton cathode copper capacity, comprehensive recovery of gold-bearing polymetallic ores at Hengbang, capacity expansion of 500kV ultra-high voltage cross-linked cables at Jiangxi Cable, and the completion of the first-phase 30,000-ton technical upgrade and second-phase 150,000-ton cathode copper expansion at Hongyuan have all been successfully put into operation. These initiatives have further expanded the scale and enhanced the competitiveness of the company’s industrial clusters.
At the same time, projects including East China lithium battery copper foil, Shangrao’s 10,000-ton annual photovoltaic ribbon production, and high-efficiency permanent magnet motors have gradually ramped up capacity. These moves position the company to actively capture market share in emerging industries such as new energy vehicles, semiconductor packaging, and AI computing, fostering new profit growth drivers.
Mining and smelting operations capitalized on favorable high copper prices, adhering to the principle of comprehensive resource utilization by recovering both low- and high-grade ores. Key technical and economic indicators, including molybdenum recovery rate, sulfur recovery rate, and overall copper smelting recovery rate, reached record highs, continuously improving resource utilization efficiency.
Processing and marketing units focused on product iteration, management enhancement, and cost reduction, achieving steady profit growth amid intense market competition. Trading and financial divisions concentrated on supporting core operations, enhancing coordination across the industrial chain, and improving the allocation of domestic and international resources, providing strong support for the company’s production and operational targets.
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