Core Viewpoint - The fluorite market is experiencing a recovery, with prices returning to last year's levels, driven by increased domestic investment in Mongolian fluorite mines and expectations of supply tightening in the fourth quarter [1][2]. Group 1: Market Trends - The latest fluorite prices have risen to 3200-3400 RMB/ton, aligning with last year's figures and remaining at a relatively high level compared to previous years [1]. - After a decline in fluorite prices during the first seven months of the year, a bottom was reached in August, followed by a gradual recovery [1]. - Analysts indicate that the sentiment among fluorite manufacturers is one of reluctance to sell, anticipating significant price increases, which has led to a tight market supply [1]. Group 2: Investment in Mongolia - Companies such as Jinshi Resources, Jiangxi Geological Construction Investment Group, and Tongzheng Mining have invested in Mongolian fluorite mines, achieving a combined annual capacity of 530,000 tons [2]. - The total fluorite production in China is projected to reach 6.6 million tons in 2024, with new investments contributing to this growth [2]. - The decision to invest in Mongolia is primarily driven by cost considerations, as domestic mining costs are high and construction periods are lengthy, while Mongolian mining rights are relatively cheaper and have shorter construction timelines [2]. Group 3: Production Challenges - The projects in Mongolia have completed basic construction and are entering initial production phases, but output is expected to be limited due to seasonal shutdowns caused by low temperatures [2]. - Concerns exist regarding the potential impact of increased supply from new projects on future fluorite price trends, despite the limited output expected in the short term [2].

Core Viewpoint - The mining rights of the Su Mo Cha Gan Ao Bao fluorite mine held by the company's subsidiary, Xiangzhen Mining, have been released from mortgage, which previously secured a credit line of 300 million yuan from Industrial Bank Hangzhou Branch [1] Group 1 - The mortgage release process has been completed after the related debt was repaid [1] - The release of the asset mortgage will not adversely affect the company's production operations and business development [1]

Group 1 - The company approved the compensation plan for directors and senior management for 2024 and 2025, with the independent directors abstaining from voting on the director compensation proposal [2][4][48] - The annual salary for independent directors is set at 132,000 RMB before tax, and the total compensation is linked to performance evaluations [3][4] - The company plans to hold the 2024 annual general meeting and will combine on-site and online voting methods [8][9] Group 2 - The company announced expected related party transactions for 2025, with the independent director abstaining from the vote [5][6] - The company has provided guarantees through its wholly-owned subsidiaries, with a maximum guarantee amount of 80 million RMB and 300 million RMB from two subsidiaries [13][14][23] - The company’s major shareholder has pledged 76,040,000 shares, accounting for 12.57% of the total share capital [26][31] Group 3 - The company’s 2024 annual report and summary were approved, reflecting the company's operational and financial status [38][42] - The company plans to distribute a cash dividend of 0.50 RMB per 10 shares and issue 4 bonus shares for every 10 shares held [54][57] - The company’s 2025 mid-term dividend plan will depend on meeting certain profitability conditions [60][63] Group 4 - The company has renewed its contract with Tianjian Accounting Firm for the 2025 audit, with the decision based on the firm's professional competence and independence [69][75] - The audit fee for 2024 is set at 1.35 million RMB, which includes 1.15 million RMB for financial report auditing [74][75]