Approval for Name Change and Product Identification Update of Anhui Jiuhua New Materials Co., Ltd.

Published: Feb 26, 2025 13:33

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[Announcement on Approval of the Change of Registered Company Name of Anhui Jiuhua New Materials Co., Ltd.]

According to the announcement by the Shanghai Futures Exchange: Recently, we have received relevant application materials submitted by Anhui Jiuhua New Materials Co., Ltd. In accordance with the "Shanghai Futures Exchange Nonferrous Metals Delivery Commodity Management Regulations" and other relevant provisions, it has been decided after research as follows:

1. Approval is granted for the registered company name of Anhui Tongguan Nonferrous Metals (Chizhou) Co., Ltd. to be changed to "Anhui Jiuhua New Materials Co., Ltd.";
2. Approval is granted for the product identification of "Tongguan" brand lead ingots (Pb99.994, Pb99.996) and zinc ingots produced by Anhui Jiuhua New Materials Co., Ltd. to be updated;
3. From the date of this announcement, the aforementioned products may be used for the performance and delivery of lead ingot and zinc ingot futures contracts on the Exchange. Products bearing the original company name identification shall not generate standard warehouse warrants, while standard warehouse warrants already generated may continue to be used until cancellation.

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