Group 1 - The Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange announced adjustments to the hedging position limits for various products, including an increase in the combined limits for hedging and speculative positions for 14 products, including PTA [1] - Reports indicated that Mongolia's coal resource tax might be raised to 20%, but the Mongolian Tax Authority confirmed that no official decision regarding changes to coal resource taxes or export taxes has been made [1] - In Tangshan, some steel mills plan to reduce the prices of various types of coke by 50 to 75 yuan per ton, effective from June 6, 2025 [1] - National building materials inventory decreased by 2.63% to 5.5047 million tons, while factory inventory fell by 0.92% to 3.2615 million tons, and production dropped by 0.90% to 4.2193 million tons [1] Group 2 - The Brazilian National Grain Exporters Association (Anec) estimates that soybean exports in June will be 12.55 million tons, down from 13.83 million tons in the same month last year, and lower than May's 14.20 million tons [2] - A foreign media survey predicts that U.S. net soybean export sales for the 2024/25 marketing year will range between 100,000 to 500,000 tons, while for the 2025/26 marketing year, it will be between 0 to 100,000 tons [2] - A Reuters survey forecasts that Malaysia's palm oil inventory for May 2025 will be 2.01 million tons, a 7.74% increase from April, with production expected to rise by 3% to 1.74 million tons and exports by 17.9% to 1.30 million tons [2] - A commodity research institution reported that Indonesia's palm oil production for the 2024/2025 fiscal year is expected to be 48.8 million tons, while Malaysia's is projected at 19 million tons, both remaining unchanged from previous estimates [2] Group 3 - A large lead recycling plant in East China has resumed production, but output remains unstable due to ongoing environmental inspections [3] - A zinc smelting plant in South China is undergoing maintenance for 10 to 15 days, which is expected to impact around 2,000 tons of production [3]

Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the financial derivatives business management system of Zhejiang Xinkai Technology Group Co., Ltd., emphasizing risk prevention and control in derivatives trading, aligning with relevant laws and regulations [1][2]. Summary by Sections General Principles - The system aims to regulate the financial derivatives trading behavior of the company and its subsidiaries, ensuring compliance with laws such as the Company Law and Securities Law of the People's Republic of China [1]. - Financial derivatives include products like forwards, options, swaps, and currency swaps, which can be settled either through physical delivery or cash difference [1]. Operational Principles - The company and its subsidiaries must strictly control the types and scale of derivatives trading, ensuring it does not affect normal business operations [2]. - Derivatives trading should not be solely for profit but should be based on normal business operations, focusing on hedging and risk prevention related to exchange rates and interest rates [2]. Approval Authority - Any foreign exchange derivatives trading must be preceded by a feasibility analysis report submitted to the board of directors for approval [2]. - Overall plans and limits for derivatives trading must comply with regulations and require board approval; if exceeding board authority, shareholder approval is necessary [2]. Management and Operational Processes - The board authorizes the chairman and representatives to manage foreign exchange derivatives trading, including signing legal documents [4]. - The finance director leads the derivatives team, overseeing risk management, market analysis, and strategy formulation [4]. - The operations team is responsible for providing relevant data and ensuring approved funds for derivatives trading are monitored and reconciled monthly [5]. Risk Management - A risk measurement system is established to assess funding risks and price fluctuation risks associated with derivatives trading [6]. - In case of significant market changes that increase risks, the company must report and initiate emergency measures [6]. - A stop-loss mechanism is activated when market price fluctuations approach predetermined limits [6]. Information Disclosure - The company must disclose information regarding derivatives trading in accordance with regulations from the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange [7]. - Any confirmed gains or losses from derivatives trading that exceed 10% of the most recent audited net profit must be disclosed promptly [7]. Other Provisions - The management system will be effective upon approval by the board and will be interpreted by the board [9].

Core Points - The company Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) is holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on June 27, 2025, in Shanghai, China, to discuss several resolutions [1][3][27] - Key resolutions include the re-election of directors, the reappointment of auditors, the profit distribution plan for 2024, the proposal to conduct hedging activities, and the general authorization for issuing and repurchasing shares [3][4][11] Group 1: Director Re-election - The board currently consists of three Class I directors, three Class II directors, and three Class III directors, with specific individuals eligible for re-election at the AGM [3][4] - Directors Huang Dengshan and Chen Xinyuan, appointed on November 7, 2024, will retire at the AGM but are eligible and willing to be re-elected [3][4] - Class III directors Yang Lumin and Liu Ming are also retiring at the AGM and are eligible and willing to be re-elected [3][4] Group 2: Auditor Reappointment - The board recommends the reappointment of Ernst & Young Hua Ming as the auditor for financial reporting under Chinese accounting standards and Ernst & Young as the auditor for international financial reporting standards, subject to shareholder approval at the AGM [4][5] Group 3: Profit Distribution Plan - The company plans not to distribute profits for the fiscal year 2024 due to significant capital expenditures expected to exceed 30% of the latest audited net assets, which necessitates retaining sufficient funds for operational stability and future development [5][27] - The profit distribution policy requires positive retained earnings, profitability for the year, and no major investment plans or cash expenditures in the following twelve months [5][27] Group 4: Hedging Activities - The company intends to conduct hedging activities to mitigate foreign exchange and interest rate risks using financial derivatives, funded through self-owned funds, debt financing, and other legally permissible means [6][8] - The hedging activities will involve currencies used in the company's operations, including but not limited to RMB, USD, JPY, and EUR [6][8] Group 5: Share Issuance and Repurchase Authorization - The board proposes to authorize the issuance of up to 1,597,187,505 new ordinary shares and the repurchase of up to 599,757,839 shares, subject to shareholder approval at the AGM [8][10] - The current general authorization for issuing and repurchasing shares will expire at the end of the AGM, necessitating the new proposals [8][10]

Group 1 - The Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange is seeking public opinion on the futures and options contracts for propylene, indicating the addition of a new member to the chemical futures family [1] - Propylene is the largest olefin product in China and serves as a crucial basic chemical, linking various upstream raw materials and widely used in downstream industries such as home appliances, automotive, textiles, medical devices, and cosmetics [3] - The propylene industry faces structural overcapacity and is undergoing a transformation towards high-end and green development, leading to a strong demand for risk management tools [3] Group 2 - The introduction of propylene futures and options is expected to provide pricing and risk management tools for upstream and downstream enterprises, facilitating better hedging in the industry chain [3] - The active trade, convenient storage, and broad demand for propylene will enhance market liquidity and meet the needs of different market participants [3] - Futures companies can offer customized services such as hedging strategies and risk management training to support the propylene industry’s high-quality development [4] Group 3 - Propylene futures can help companies mitigate risks associated with adverse price fluctuations and allow them to lock in processing profits during favorable market conditions [4] - The listing of propylene futures will help shift the reliance on foreign pricing information, increasing the basis for RMB pricing and enhancing companies' bargaining power in international trade [4]

Core Viewpoint - The current downturn in the polysilicon industry is primarily driven by a significant oversupply, leading to a drastic decline in prices, necessitating effective risk management tools for the photovoltaic sector [1][2]. Group 1: Market Conditions - Since the end of 2022, polysilicon prices have plummeted from over 300,000 yuan/ton to approximately 37,500 yuan/ton, a decline of over 85% [1]. - The current operating rate of the polysilicon industry is around 35%, with inventory days decreasing from nearly 5 months to about 3 months [1]. - China's polysilicon production capacity has reached nearly 3.1 million tons, sufficient to meet over 1,440 GW of downstream demand, while social inventory remains high at around 390,000 tons [1]. Group 2: Risk Management Tools - The introduction of polysilicon futures and options provides photovoltaic companies with essential risk management tools, enabling them to hedge against price fluctuations [2][3]. - Polysilicon futures have shown a strong correlation with spot prices, reflecting market expectations more rapidly, particularly during periods of declining demand [2]. - The active trading of polysilicon futures, with an average daily volume of around 100,000 contracts, creates a favorable environment for companies to engage in hedging [3]. Group 3: Industry Adoption - Nearly ten listed companies in the photovoltaic sector have announced plans to engage in polysilicon futures hedging, indicating a growing interest in utilizing these financial instruments [4]. - Despite the potential benefits, there are still few cases of companies effectively using polysilicon futures to mitigate current price decline risks, suggesting a need for further education and understanding of the futures market [4]. - The integration of futures and spot markets is crucial for companies to fully realize the benefits of the futures market [4]. Group 4: Future Considerations - Understanding the operational logic of the futures market is essential for companies to leverage its value in serving the real economy [5].

Core Viewpoint - The company has approved an increase in its foreign exchange hedging business limit for 2025 to mitigate foreign exchange risks and stabilize costs amid a complex external environment [3][7]. Group 1: Foreign Exchange Hedging Business - The company has decided to conduct foreign exchange hedging activities for 2025, with a total scale not exceeding 650,000 million RMB or equivalent foreign currency [2][3]. - The maximum expected margin and premium to be utilized for these transactions will not exceed 50,000 million RMB or equivalent foreign currency, and these amounts can be used in a rolling manner within the approved limits [3][7]. - The decision to adjust the hedging limit is based on the company's ongoing "833plus" strategic plan and the need for effective cost management and risk mitigation due to increased international transactions [3][4]. Group 2: Risk Management and Compliance - The company will adhere to a prudent principle in its foreign exchange hedging activities, ensuring that all transactions are based on normal business operations and not for speculative purposes [4][5]. - The funding for these hedging activities will come from the company's own funds and other legally permitted sources, without involving raised funds [4]. - The company has established management systems and procedures to ensure effective risk control and compliance with relevant accounting standards [6][7]. Group 3: Approval Process - The board of directors and the supervisory board have both approved the adjustment of the foreign exchange hedging business limit for 2025, emphasizing the importance of this decision for the company's stable operation and shareholder interests [7][8].

Group 1 - The event "Stable Enterprises and Safe Agriculture - Futures Services for the Cotton Industry" was successfully held in Xinjiang, focusing on risk management strategies in the global cotton market [1] - The conference gathered macroeconomic experts, industry authorities, risk management institutions, and enterprise representatives to discuss practical solutions for the cotton industry [1] - A total of 69 cotton-related enterprises and 87 representatives recognized the event's contributions to risk management [1] Group 2 - Professor He Wenbin from Xinjiang Finance University highlighted three long-term trends affecting the global economy: geopolitical fragmentation, technological transformation, and the impact of artificial intelligence on productivity [3] - China is transitioning from a real estate-driven economy to one focused on technological innovation, with significant growth in trade surplus and high-tech exports [3] - He Wenbin predicts continued policy support for domestic demand through monetary easing and regulatory coordination, while also implementing proactive fiscal policies to counter external challenges [3] Group 3 - Sun Gang, Deputy General Manager of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Cotton and Hemp Co., emphasized the importance of hedging as a common tool for managing price volatility in the cotton market [5] - He proposed flexible use of options, such as "buying put insurance strategies" to lock in profits during price declines and "covered call strategies" to enhance returns [5] - Sun Gang stressed the need for enterprises to follow the "four strong" principles: strong logic, strong systems, strong review, and strong iteration to build a dynamic risk management system [5] Group 4 - Researcher Li Shuaige from Rongda Futures reported that the cotton planting area in Xinjiang is expected to grow by 2.93% year-on-year by 2025, with northern and southern Xinjiang increasing by 3.68% and 2.39%, respectively [7] - Favorable climate conditions have improved seedling emergence rates and height indicators, with an estimated total cotton production in Xinjiang for this year ranging from 6.75 million to 6.95 million tons [7] - This data provides essential reference for cotton-related enterprises to anticipate the new year's supply-demand dynamics and supports the application of futures tools [7] Group 5 - Wang Sijia, Assistant General Manager of Henan Tongzhou Cotton Industry's U.S. branch, analyzed the cotton market fundamentals, indicating a projected cotton production of 6.97 million tons in China for the 2024/2025 season, an increase of 1.02 million tons year-on-year [9] - However, consumption is expected to decrease by 400,000 tons, leading to a rise in the inventory-to-sales ratio to 101.4%, an increase of 7 percentage points year-on-year [9] - The meeting served as a platform for cotton enterprises to exchange insights on macroeconomic assessments, supply-demand data, and risk management tools, addressing challenges posed by global trade restructuring and price volatility [9]

当日关注点 关于新增外汇套期保值业务的公告 公司及下属公司拟开展外汇套期保值业务，以控制汇率风险，降低汇率波动对公司经营业绩的不利影 响。交易品种包括但不限于美元、欧元、印度尼西亚盾、港币等币种，交易工具包括即期外汇现货、远 期结售汇等。交易金额不超过5,000万美元或等值外币，前述额度在授权有效期内可循环滚动使用。该 议案尚需提交股东会审议。 截至2025年5月30日收盘，龙蟠科技(603906)报收于11.51元，下跌0.78%，换手率3.06%，成交量17.29万 手，成交额2.0亿元。 交易信息汇总 5月30日，龙蟠科技的资金流向显示，主力资金净流出517.24万元；游资资金净流出522.43万元；散户资 金净流入1039.67万元。 公司公告汇总第四届董事会第三十七次会议决议公告 江苏龙蟠科技股份有限公司第四届董事会第三十七次会议于2025年5月29日召开，会议审议通过以下议 案：- 审议通过《关于对下属公司增资暨关联（连）交易暨累计对外投资的议案》。公司拟向控股子公 司常州锂源新能源科技有限公司增资36,970.56万元，其中5,551.2923万元计入注册资本，剩余 31,419.2677万元计 ...

Group 1 - The company held its 21st meeting of the third board of directors on May 30, 2025, where several resolutions were passed [2][3][4] - The board approved the cancellation of 391,700 restricted stocks due to unmet performance targets and the departure of an incentive object [3][19][29] - The board also approved the revision of the internal control system for forward foreign exchange transactions [6][7][8] Group 2 - The company plans to conduct foreign exchange hedging business with a maximum transaction amount of 79 million RMB or equivalent foreign currency within twelve months [10][21][36] - The board approved the adjustment of the company's organizational structure to enhance operational efficiency [10][48] - The company appointed Zheng Xiaoyi as the vice general manager and Chen Lihong as the financial director, effective immediately [12][52][53]

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu Longpan Technology Co., Ltd. is actively managing its idle funds and expanding its investment in subsidiaries while also implementing foreign exchange hedging strategies to mitigate risks associated with currency fluctuations [2][4][5]. Group 1: Stock Performance - As of May 30, 2025, Longpan Technology's stock closed at 11.51 yuan, down 6.57% from the previous week's 12.32 yuan [1]. - The stock reached a weekly high of 12.77 yuan on May 28, 2025, and a low of 11.46 yuan on May 30, 2025 [1]. - The company's current total market capitalization is 7.655 billion yuan, ranking 47th out of 95 in the battery sector and 2008th out of 5146 in the A-share market [1]. Group 2: Financial Management - The company announced the use of up to 600 million yuan of idle raised funds for cash management, with 67 million yuan already utilized for purchasing financial products [2]. - An additional 200 million yuan will be used to purchase structured deposit products from the Bank of China, with expected annual yields of 0.6000% or 2.4354% and 0.6000% or 2.4371% for different products [2]. Group 3: Corporate Governance - The 2024 annual shareholders' meeting was held on May 28, 2025, where multiple resolutions, including the 2024 Board of Directors and Supervisors reports, were approved [3]. Group 4: Investment Activities - The company plans to increase its investment in its subsidiary, Changzhou Lithium Source New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., by 369.7056 million yuan, with part of the funds allocated to registered capital and the remainder to capital reserves [4]. - Changzhou Lithium Source intends to further invest 1.4 million USD in its subsidiary, LBM NEW ENERGY(AP) PTE. LTD. [4]. Group 5: Risk Management - The company and its subsidiaries plan to engage in foreign exchange hedging activities to control currency risk, with a maximum transaction amount of 50 million USD or equivalent foreign currency [5].