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2007/05/08
China Oriental Group (0581) announced that its 97.6%-owned subsidiary Hebei Jinxi Iron and Steel Company Limited, plans to construct H-section steel rolling line with an annual production capacity of 1.2 million tonnes of H-section steel. The total capital expenditure under the project is expected to be approximately RMB760 million. The project is expected to be financed by the internal cash of the group and bank loans.
The contracted amount of the project signed up to the latest practicable date is approximately RMB427 million.
China Oriental Group (0581) announced that its 97.6%-owned subsidiary Hebei Jinxi Iron and Steel Company Limited, plans to construct H-section steel rolling line with an annual production capacity of 1.2 million tonnes of H-section steel. The total capital expenditure under the project is expected to be approximately RMB760 million. The project is expected to be financed by the internal cash of the group and bank loans.
The contracted amount of the project signed up to the latest practicable date is approximately RMB427 million.
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(incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability)
(Stock Code: 581)
RESULT OF THE SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGS
HELD ON 29 OCTOBER 2007
AND
REMOVAL OF A DIRECTOR
Reference is made to the circulars of the Company dated 20 September and 12 October 2007
regarding the proposed resolutions as stated in the Requisition Notice by Smart Triumph Corporation
and the proposed resolution by the Board to remove with immediate effect Ms. Chen Ningning as a
director of the Company. Unless the context otherwise requires, capitalised terms used in this
announcement shall have the same meanings as those defined in those circulars.
As demanded by the Chairman of the special general meetings, a poll was taken in respect of the
resolutions proposed at the special general meetings held on 29 October 2007. As at the date of the
special general meetings, the number of Shares in issue were 2,926,800,000, which were the total
number of Shares entitling shareholders of the Company to attend and vote for or against the
resolution. There were no holders of Shares entitling such holders to attend and vote only against
the resolution at the special general meetings. No shareholder of the Company was required to
abstain from voting on the resolution. Tricor Investor Services Limited, the branch share registrar
of the Company, acted as scrutineer for the vote-taking at the special general meetings.
2
The poll result was as follows:
Summary of resolutions^ Number of votes (%)
For Against
1. To revoke the general mandate granted to the directors
of the Company at its annual general meeting held on
22 May 2007 to allot, issue and deal with shares of
HK$0.10 in the capital of the Company.
2. To remove with immediate effect Ms. Chen Ningning
as a director of the Company.
3. The following matters proposed by Smart Triumph
Corporation pursuant to its requisition for a special
general meeting to be held:
(i) To set the minimum number of directors of the
Company at 2.
(ii) To remove with immediate effect all existing
directors of the Company as at 30 August 2007
except (subject to Resolution 2 being voted down)
Ms. Chen.
(iii) To remove with immediate effect all directors of
the Company that may be appointed after 30
August 2007 up to and including the time
immediately before the Special General Meeting.
(iv) To set with immediate effect the maximum number
of directors of the Company at 31.
(v) To appoint Mr. Lee Haifeng Nicolas, Mr. Fong
Cho Yee, Joey, Mr. Lin Guang Ming and such
other persons (if any, as may be proposed by Smart
Triumph Corporation) as directors of the Company
with immediate effect.
(vi) To remove all directors of the Company that may
be appointed from the beginning and up to the
close of the Special General Meeting with
immediate effect save for those appointed pursuant
to paragraph (v) above.
^ The full text of the resolutions was set out in the notice of the special general meetings.
As more than 50% of the votes were cast in favour of the Resolution 2, the Resolution 2 was duly
passed at the second special general meeting as an ordinary resolution. As a result, Ms. Chen
Ningning was removed as a Director of the Company with immediate effect during the second
special general meeting held on 29 October 2007.
817,849,151 1,520,418,590
(34.98%) (65.02%)
1,503,879,848 834,768,893
(64.31%) (35.69%)
817,761,151 1,520,887,590
(34.97%) (65.03%)
3
The proposed Resolutions 1 and 3 which were requisitioned by Smart Triumph Corporation pursuant
to its Requisition Notice were voted down at the special general meetings.
At the date of this announcement, the executive Directors are Mr. Han Jingyuan, Mr. Zhu Jun, Mr.
Liu Lei, Mr. Shen Xiaoling and Mr. Yu Jianshui. The independent non-executive Directors are Mr.
Yu Tung Ho, Mr. Gao Qingju and Mr. Wong Man Chung, Francis.
For and on behalf of
China Oriental Group Company Limited
Han Jingyuan
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Hong Kong, 29 October 2007
* For identification purpose only
“Please also refer to the published version of this announcement in The Standard”
(incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability)
(Stock Code: 581)
RESULT OF THE SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGS
HELD ON 29 OCTOBER 2007
AND
REMOVAL OF A DIRECTOR
Reference is made to the circulars of the Company dated 20 September and 12 October 2007
regarding the proposed resolutions as stated in the Requisition Notice by Smart Triumph Corporation
and the proposed resolution by the Board to remove with immediate effect Ms. Chen Ningning as a
director of the Company. Unless the context otherwise requires, capitalised terms used in this
announcement shall have the same meanings as those defined in those circulars.
As demanded by the Chairman of the special general meetings, a poll was taken in respect of the
resolutions proposed at the special general meetings held on 29 October 2007. As at the date of the
special general meetings, the number of Shares in issue were 2,926,800,000, which were the total
number of Shares entitling shareholders of the Company to attend and vote for or against the
resolution. There were no holders of Shares entitling such holders to attend and vote only against
the resolution at the special general meetings. No shareholder of the Company was required to
abstain from voting on the resolution. Tricor Investor Services Limited, the branch share registrar
of the Company, acted as scrutineer for the vote-taking at the special general meetings.
2
The poll result was as follows:
Summary of resolutions^ Number of votes (%)
For Against
1. To revoke the general mandate granted to the directors
of the Company at its annual general meeting held on
22 May 2007 to allot, issue and deal with shares of
HK$0.10 in the capital of the Company.
2. To remove with immediate effect Ms. Chen Ningning
as a director of the Company.
3. The following matters proposed by Smart Triumph
Corporation pursuant to its requisition for a special
general meeting to be held:
(i) To set the minimum number of directors of the
Company at 2.
(ii) To remove with immediate effect all existing
directors of the Company as at 30 August 2007
except (subject to Resolution 2 being voted down)
Ms. Chen.
(iii) To remove with immediate effect all directors of
the Company that may be appointed after 30
August 2007 up to and including the time
immediately before the Special General Meeting.
(iv) To set with immediate effect the maximum number
of directors of the Company at 31.
(v) To appoint Mr. Lee Haifeng Nicolas, Mr. Fong
Cho Yee, Joey, Mr. Lin Guang Ming and such
other persons (if any, as may be proposed by Smart
Triumph Corporation) as directors of the Company
with immediate effect.
(vi) To remove all directors of the Company that may
be appointed from the beginning and up to the
close of the Special General Meeting with
immediate effect save for those appointed pursuant
to paragraph (v) above.
^ The full text of the resolutions was set out in the notice of the special general meetings.
As more than 50% of the votes were cast in favour of the Resolution 2, the Resolution 2 was duly
passed at the second special general meeting as an ordinary resolution. As a result, Ms. Chen
Ningning was removed as a Director of the Company with immediate effect during the second
special general meeting held on 29 October 2007.
817,849,151 1,520,418,590
(34.98%) (65.02%)
1,503,879,848 834,768,893
(64.31%) (35.69%)
817,761,151 1,520,887,590
(34.97%) (65.03%)
3
The proposed Resolutions 1 and 3 which were requisitioned by Smart Triumph Corporation pursuant
to its Requisition Notice were voted down at the special general meetings.
At the date of this announcement, the executive Directors are Mr. Han Jingyuan, Mr. Zhu Jun, Mr.
Liu Lei, Mr. Shen Xiaoling and Mr. Yu Jianshui. The independent non-executive Directors are Mr.
Yu Tung Ho, Mr. Gao Qingju and Mr. Wong Man Chung, Francis.
For and on behalf of
China Oriental Group Company Limited
Han Jingyuan
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Hong Kong, 29 October 2007
* For identification purpose only
“Please also refer to the published version of this announcement in The Standard”
Kennt jemand den Grund für die Aussetzung der Oriental-Aktien.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.335.186 von bosbe am 08.11.07 08:21:49Hier ist die Antwort:
Arcelor Mittal, the World's largest steelmaker, bolstered its presence in booming China on Wednesday by paying $647 million for a 28 percent stake in steel products maker China Oriental Group Co Ltd.
Shares in China Oriental, which have tripled over the past year amid the buyout talk, were suspended on Wednesday.
Arcelor Mittal is the only foreign firm to hold a direct ownership in a Chinese steel maker, through a roughly one-third stake in Hunan Valin Steel Tube and Wire, the country's tenth-largest producer.
But the world's largest steel maker's attempt to buy into the listed arm of China's ninth-largest mill, Laiwu Iron and Steel Group, has been blocked by China for over a year and a half.
The stake in China Oriental would give Arcelor Mittal a foothold in China's northern industrial province of Hebei, which is also rich in iron ore, to complement the Valin stake in the south. The deal makes the European giant China Oriental's second-largest shareholder.
It already participates in an automotive steel joint venture with Baosteel Group and Nippon Steel in Shanghai, and has a steel wire joint venture in Shandong.
Last year, China Oriental sold about 3.75 million tons of steel products and generated sales of $1.3 billion and net profit of 1.03 billion yuan ($138 million).
Its main operating subsidiaries are Jinxi Iron and Steel in Hebei, and Foshan Jinxi in the southern province of Guangdong.
Chen had been advocating for China Oriental to buy mills and participate in the consolidation of China's steel industry, and had signalled her intention to sell her stake in the firm if her takeover effort fell short.
"I believe that consolidation in this industry is accelerating and it is crucial for China Oriental to achieve scale to remain competitive," she said in a statement in early October.
Arcelor Mittal, the World's largest steelmaker, bolstered its presence in booming China on Wednesday by paying $647 million for a 28 percent stake in steel products maker China Oriental Group Co Ltd.
Shares in China Oriental, which have tripled over the past year amid the buyout talk, were suspended on Wednesday.
Arcelor Mittal is the only foreign firm to hold a direct ownership in a Chinese steel maker, through a roughly one-third stake in Hunan Valin Steel Tube and Wire, the country's tenth-largest producer.
But the world's largest steel maker's attempt to buy into the listed arm of China's ninth-largest mill, Laiwu Iron and Steel Group, has been blocked by China for over a year and a half.
The stake in China Oriental would give Arcelor Mittal a foothold in China's northern industrial province of Hebei, which is also rich in iron ore, to complement the Valin stake in the south. The deal makes the European giant China Oriental's second-largest shareholder.
It already participates in an automotive steel joint venture with Baosteel Group and Nippon Steel in Shanghai, and has a steel wire joint venture in Shandong.
Last year, China Oriental sold about 3.75 million tons of steel products and generated sales of $1.3 billion and net profit of 1.03 billion yuan ($138 million).
Its main operating subsidiaries are Jinxi Iron and Steel in Hebei, and Foshan Jinxi in the southern province of Guangdong.
Chen had been advocating for China Oriental to buy mills and participate in the consolidation of China's steel industry, and had signalled her intention to sell her stake in the firm if her takeover effort fell short.
"I believe that consolidation in this industry is accelerating and it is crucial for China Oriental to achieve scale to remain competitive," she said in a statement in early October.
ArcelorMittal kauft für 647 Mio USD 28% an China Oriental
DJ ArcelorMittal (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) kauft für 647 Mio USD 28% an China Oriental
LUXEMBURG (Dow Jones)--Die ArcelorMittal Group, Luxemburg, beteiligt sich mit 28% an der China Oriental Group Co (Nachrichten) Ltd. Wie der internationale Stahlkonzern am Mittwoch mitteilte, beträgt der Kaufpreis 647 Mio USD für 820,1 Mio Aktien der Chinesen. Verkäufer sind die Smart Triumph Corp und Chen Ningning.
Durch den Anteilskauf wird ArcelorMittal zum zweitgrößten Aktionär beim chinesischen Wettbewerber. China Oriental stellt Rohlinge, Bandbleche und Stahlträger sowie kaltgewalzte und verzinkte Bleche her.
Webseite: http://www.arcelormittal.tv
DJG/DJN/flf/jhe
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 07, 2007 00:25 ET (05:25 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2007 Dow Jones&Company, Inc.
DJ ArcelorMittal (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) kauft für 647 Mio USD 28% an China Oriental
LUXEMBURG (Dow Jones)--Die ArcelorMittal Group, Luxemburg, beteiligt sich mit 28% an der China Oriental Group Co (Nachrichten) Ltd. Wie der internationale Stahlkonzern am Mittwoch mitteilte, beträgt der Kaufpreis 647 Mio USD für 820,1 Mio Aktien der Chinesen. Verkäufer sind die Smart Triumph Corp und Chen Ningning.
Durch den Anteilskauf wird ArcelorMittal zum zweitgrößten Aktionär beim chinesischen Wettbewerber. China Oriental stellt Rohlinge, Bandbleche und Stahlträger sowie kaltgewalzte und verzinkte Bleche her.
Webseite: http://www.arcelormittal.tv
DJG/DJN/flf/jhe
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 07, 2007 00:25 ET (05:25 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2007 Dow Jones&Company, Inc.
Dank für die Antwort, ist an für sich ja keine schlechte Meldung.
Wann werden die Oriental Aktien wieder gehandelt?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.523.357 von bosbe am 22.11.07 12:28:55ArcelorMittal muss Aktionären von China Oriental ein Übernahmeangebot machen
Datum : 07/12/2007 @ 12h50
Quelle : ADL Germany
Name : China Oriental (0581)
Kurs : 5.4 0.0 (0.00%) @ 21h30
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ArcelorMittal muss Aktionären von China Oriental ein Übernahmeangebot machen
HONGKONG (dpa-AFX) - Der weltgrößte Stahlkonzern ArcelorMittal
muss ein Übernahmeangebot für den Stahlproduzenten China
Oriental vorlegen. Nach dem Kauf von 28 Prozent der Firma werde der Konzern den
Oriental-Aktionären in Übereinstimmung mit einer Anordnung der Börsenaufsicht in
Hongkong eine Offerte unterbreiten, teilte ArcelorMittal am Freitag in Luxemburg
mit. Die Behörde ist der Ansicht, dass der Stahlkonzern mit dem größten
Aktionär, Chairman Han Jingyuan, zusammenarbeitet. Han hält 45,11 Prozent an
China Oriental.
ArcelorMittal muss den Aktionären bis zum 19. Dezember ein Angebot vorlegen
und darf nicht weniger als 6,12 Hongkong-Dollar (0,54 Euro) bieten. Für diesen
Preis hatte ArcelorMittal im vergangenen Monat das Paket in Höhe 28,02 Prozent
erworben. Der Preis bedeutet eine Prämie von 13,33 Prozent auf den letzten
Aktienkurs von Oriental vor der Handelsaussetzung Anfang November, als das
Papier 5,4 Hongkong-Dollar kostete. Der Handel der Papiere bleibt so lange
ausgesetzt, bis sich die beiden Seiten näher zu dem Angebot geäußert haben.
China Oriental wird damit mit mindestens 17 Milliarden Hongkong-Dollar bewertet.
Die beiden Unternehmen schlossen unabhängig von der geplanten Übernahme ein
Kooperationsabkommen und werden in Zukunft Technologie und Know-how teilen.
ArcelorMittal will China Oriental zudem beim Bezug von Eisenerz und Kohle
unterstützen./FX/sb/mur/wiz
Datum : 07/12/2007 @ 12h50
Quelle : ADL Germany
Name : China Oriental (0581)
Kurs : 5.4 0.0 (0.00%) @ 21h30
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ArcelorMittal muss Aktionären von China Oriental ein Übernahmeangebot machen
HONGKONG (dpa-AFX) - Der weltgrößte Stahlkonzern ArcelorMittal
muss ein Übernahmeangebot für den Stahlproduzenten China
Oriental vorlegen. Nach dem Kauf von 28 Prozent der Firma werde der Konzern den
Oriental-Aktionären in Übereinstimmung mit einer Anordnung der Börsenaufsicht in
Hongkong eine Offerte unterbreiten, teilte ArcelorMittal am Freitag in Luxemburg
mit. Die Behörde ist der Ansicht, dass der Stahlkonzern mit dem größten
Aktionär, Chairman Han Jingyuan, zusammenarbeitet. Han hält 45,11 Prozent an
China Oriental.
ArcelorMittal muss den Aktionären bis zum 19. Dezember ein Angebot vorlegen
und darf nicht weniger als 6,12 Hongkong-Dollar (0,54 Euro) bieten. Für diesen
Preis hatte ArcelorMittal im vergangenen Monat das Paket in Höhe 28,02 Prozent
erworben. Der Preis bedeutet eine Prämie von 13,33 Prozent auf den letzten
Aktienkurs von Oriental vor der Handelsaussetzung Anfang November, als das
Papier 5,4 Hongkong-Dollar kostete. Der Handel der Papiere bleibt so lange
ausgesetzt, bis sich die beiden Seiten näher zu dem Angebot geäußert haben.
China Oriental wird damit mit mindestens 17 Milliarden Hongkong-Dollar bewertet.
Die beiden Unternehmen schlossen unabhängig von der geplanten Übernahme ein
Kooperationsabkommen und werden in Zukunft Technologie und Know-how teilen.
ArcelorMittal will China Oriental zudem beim Bezug von Eisenerz und Kohle
unterstützen./FX/sb/mur/wiz
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