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West China Cement - To list on HKSE on 10 August

August 2010

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West China surged as the company published its pathfinder prospectus ahead of its expected listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with a record date set at 10 August and the listing occurring just after. Copies are available at the following web link:http://www.hkexnews.hk/reports/prelist/EWPWESTC-20100723-Full.pdf. The document contains a pretax profit forecast of “at least RMB307m for the first six months.” This is against RMB330m pretax in the whole of last year. West China has seven cement lines in operation and two more are underway with aggregate capacity to hit 12.5m tones (actual output expected at 9.5m tones this year). New plants are no longer allowed to open so an era of acquisitive growth is now ...

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