7天5板！公司澄清：无注入矿山资产安排

Core Viewpoint - Jiangxi Tungsten Equipment (江钨装备) has issued a risk warning regarding stock trading, clarifying that there are no plans to inject mining assets into the company despite media speculation. The company is currently planning to issue A-shares to raise funds for acquiring 100% stakes in several subsidiaries of its controlling shareholder, Jiangxi Tungsten Holdings [1][4]. Group 1: Stock Performance - On February 27, Jiangxi Tungsten Equipment's stock hit the daily limit, closing at 21.53 yuan per share, with a trading volume of 2.06 billion yuan and a market capitalization exceeding 21.3 billion yuan. Since February 11, the stock has recorded five daily limit increases in seven trading days, with a cumulative rise of over 183% this year [3][4]. Group 2: Asset Acquisition Plans - The company is planning to issue A-shares to raise up to 1.882 billion yuan, which will be used to acquire 100% stakes in Jiangxi Tungsten Holdings' subsidiaries, including Jiangxi Tungsten Hard Alloy Co., Ltd., Ganzhou Huamao Tungsten Materials Co., Ltd., and Jiujiang Nonferrous Metal Smelting Co., Ltd. This transaction is expected to constitute a major asset restructuring [4][5]. - The targeted investors for this issuance include up to 35 qualified investors, with the number of shares not exceeding 30% of the total share capital prior to the issuance, amounting to a maximum of 297 million shares. The acquired companies are leaders in the tungsten and tantalum-niobium products sectors, which will enhance the company's resource integration and product diversification [5]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Forecast - Jiangxi Tungsten Equipment, formerly known as Anyuan Coal Industry, has projected a net loss of between 308 million yuan and 258 million yuan for the year 2025. The expected net profit after deducting non-recurring items is projected to be between 321 million yuan and 269 million yuan [6]. - The anticipated losses are attributed to the poor performance of the coal business prior to asset transfer and the costs associated with the restructuring, despite the profitability of the assets being injected into the company [6].