L R AS Published on Saturday 11 May 2019 - n° 276 - Categories:augm/réduction capacité

Nouvelle augmentation de capacité verrière chez le chinois Flat Glass

Le chinois Flat Glass veut émettre des obligations convertibles pour 1,45 milliard de RMB (213 millions de dollars) à la Bourse de Hong Kong, afin d'augmenter à nouveau sa capacité de production, car celle-ci

ne permet pas de satisfaire la demande. Elle serait portée de 900.000 tonnes à 1,65 million de tonnes par an.

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