- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Other metals/Minerals
- Address
- Beijing China
- Business
- Zhong Hui Dao Ming Copper Holding Ltd. is a diversified holding company that operates primarily in commodity trading, supply chain management, mineral resource services, and financial advisory solutions. Founded in 2005 and originally incorporated as Zhong Hui Dao Ming Financial Group, Limited before adopting its current name in 2010, the company is incorporated in Nevada, United States, and maintains its principal executive operations in Beijing, China, with operational subsidiaries across Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The company provides a comprehensive suite of products and services across multiple business divisions, including: physical commodity trading and distribution of non-ferrous metals, copper products, and raw industrial materials; copper mining support, mineral evaluation, and resource development consulting; integrated supply chain management solutions, including warehouse logistics coordination, trade finance facilitation, and loan recommendation services for commercial clients; enterprise data management and digital commerce infrastructure via proprietary trade technology platforms; and investment management, private equity advisory, capital structuring, and corporate financial consulting provided through its subsidiary Zhong Hui Dao Ming Investment Management Limited. The company primarily caters to industrial manufacturing enterprises, commodity suppliers, commercial trading firms, and institutional investors across the Asia-Pacific region and international markets. In recent operational and structural developments, the company resolved prior regulatory delinquencies through a corporate receivership rehabilitation process in Nevada, resulting in the OTC Markets Group removing its Caveat Emptor designation and restoring its trading status on the OTC Pink tier in September 2025. Furthermore, in June 2026, the company enacted a series of corporate governance reforms, including the Board of Directors approving a change in its fiscal year-end from June 30 to December 31 to align with its operating subsidiaries, while expanding its strategic focus toward integrated digital supply chain technologies and modernized commodity trading platforms.