SHFE Issues Notice on Soliciting Cast Aluminum Alloy Futures Delivery Warehouses

Published: Apr 28, 2025 16:15

Notice on Soliciting Applications for Cast Aluminum Alloy Futures Delivery Warehouses

To All Relevant Entities:

To prepare for the listing of cast aluminum alloy futures, we are now publicly soliciting applications for eligible cast aluminum alloy futures delivery warehouses from across society. The specific requirements are as follows:

I. Application Conditions and Written Application Materials

Refer to the "Administrative Measures for Delivery Warehouses of the Shanghai Futures Exchange". Delivery warehouses must be located in major consumption areas and logistics hubs such as Zhejiang, Guangdong, Jiangsu, and Chongqing.

II. Requirements for Material Submission

Enterprises interested in applying for delivery warehouses and meeting the application conditions should send electronic copies of their application materials to the contact person's email address and confirm by phone. After approval, submit paper materials as required. The material name should be "Full Name of the Applying Entity - Application for Cast Aluminum Alloy Futures Delivery Warehouse". For enterprises that meet the requirements after review, SHFE will select the best candidates to establish as cast aluminum alloy futures delivery warehouses to ensure the smooth operation of cast aluminum alloy futures delivery business.

III. Contact Information

Delivery Department: Mr. Li, 021-68400795, li.guangge@shfe.com.cn

Commodity Department I: Mr. Xu, 021-68402280, xu.man@shfe.com.cn

This notice is hereby given.

Shanghai Futures Exchange

April 28, 2025

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