The base price is about 14.38 million yuan! Transfer of 100% equity of Dong'e Dongchang Cement

2025-08-19 14:50:44

Dong'e Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. was established on September 14, 1999. Its registered address is located in Daqiao Town, Dong'e County, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province. Its legal representative is Ruxudong. Its registered capital is 43.9 million yuan. Its business scope includes the production and sale of cement and cement products, and the manufacture and sale of general equipment.

Recently, 100% state-owned shares of Donga Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. were listed for transfer, with a transfer base price of 14.37557514 million yuan.

Dong'e Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. was established on September 14, 1999. Its registered address is located in Daqiao Town, Dong'e County, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province. Its legal representative is Ruxudong. Its registered capital is 43.9 million yuan. Its business scope includes the production and sale of cement and cement products, and the manufacture and sale of general equipment.

The ownership structure shows that Donga Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Donga Xinghui Urban and Rural Construction Co., Ltd. In addition, Dong'e Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. holds 49% of Dong'e Shanshui Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. Dong'e Shanshui Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. has a 2500t/ d clinker line and a 3.8m cement mill, of which the 2500t/d clinker line has been shut down and the production capacity has been replaced by Jixi Sailong Cement .

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Dong'e Dongchang Cement Co., Ltd. was established on September 14, 1999. Its registered address is located in Daqiao Town, Dong'e County, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province. Its legal representative is Ruxudong. Its registered capital is 43.9 million yuan. Its business scope includes the production and sale of cement and cement products, and the manufacture and sale of general equipment.

2025-08-19 14:50:44

According to the China Cement Network Market Data Center news, driven by the rise in coal prices, the cement market in Northwest China has been stable after the early push up.