Shengtun Mining Attributes High Debt Ratio to Copper, Gold and Silver Mine Investments
Shengtun Mining said at its 2026 interim results briefing on September 11, 2026, that its elevated debt ratio stems from staged investment in copper, gold and silver mining resources in China and overseas. The projects have just completed resource delivery. The company will dynamically manage capital expenditure, prioritize debt repayment and mine operations, adjust new spending with metal prices, and aims to cut leverage to industry levels.
Shengtun Mining disclosed at its 2026 interim results briefing held on September 11, 2026, that its debt ratio is currently elevated, mainly as a staged result of the company's investment in copper, gold and silver mining resources in China and overseas. The domestic and overseas projects have just completed resource delivery.
The company applies dynamic management and control to capital expenditure, giving priority to debt repayment and mine operations, and adjusts new investment according to metal prices. The company has a target of reducing its debt ratio and plans to lower leverage to the industry level. Its resource investments have been subject to calculation and assessment.
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