中金黄金就6大学生溺亡致歉，曾招标更换浮选车间平台盖板

Core Viewpoint - The tragic incident involving six university students who drowned during a visit to a flotation plant operated by China Gold Group has raised significant safety concerns and led to a decline in the stock price of Zhongjin Gold Corporation [1][5]. Company Overview - Zhongjin Gold Corporation, established in 2000, was the first company in the national gold industry to go public in August 2003, earning the title of "China's Gold First Stock" [4]. - The company holds a 90% stake in China Gold Group Inner Mongolia Mining Co., Ltd., which has a registered capital of 400 million yuan [4]. Incident Details - On July 23, 2025, six students from Northeast University drowned after a grating board fell into a flotation tank during a visit to the flotation plant [1][2]. - The flotation tank has a vertical height of over ten meters, and the slurry inside is described as being similar to a mudslide, making it difficult for individuals to escape once submerged [2]. Safety Measures and Concerns - The flotation plant had previously issued tenders for replacing grating boards, indicating ongoing safety improvement efforts [3]. - Despite these efforts, there is no public record of the awarded contracts for the recent safety upgrades, raising questions about the effectiveness of the safety measures in place [3]. Financial Impact - Following the incident, Zhongjin Gold's stock price fell by 4.97% to 15.10 yuan, resulting in a total market capitalization of approximately 73.194 billion yuan [5]. - China Gold Group Inner Mongolia Mining Co., Ltd. reported a 4.5% decline in revenue to 5.91 billion yuan and a slight decrease in net profit to 2.28 billion yuan for the year 2024 [4].