Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd. Class A
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Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd. Class A
SSE:601618
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- Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd. (MCC) engages primarily in engineering contracting, resource development, specialty businesses, property development, and other operations principally in China and overseas markets. The company's Engineering Contracting segment provides metallurgical engineering, housing construction, municipal infrastructure, and other projects including rail transit and urban renewal; its Resource Development segment focuses on mineral resource development, nonferrous metals smelting, and polysilicon production; the Specialty Businesses segment manufactures metallurgical equipment, steel structures, and metal products; the Property Development segment develops and sells residential, commercial, and housing properties; and other activities encompass inspection and testing, new energy materials, and water and environmental protection services. MCC operates a diversified structure centered on "One Core, Two Pillars and Five Specialties," with metallurgical construction as the core, building construction and municipal infrastructure as pillars, and specialties in mineral resources, inspection, equipment manufacturing, new energy materials, and environmental protection. Founded in 2008 as a subsidiary of China Metallurgical Group Corporation (now affiliated with China Minmetals following a 2015 strategic merger), MCC is headquartered in Beijing, China, and is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (601618.SS) and Hong Kong Stock Exchange (1618.HK). The company maintains extensive geographic operations, with projects and over 130 branches across all 31 provinces in China and in more than 50 countries along the Belt and Road Initiative, including Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and the Commonwealth of Independent States; it owns seven overseas mines, three of which are operational. MCC serves state-owned enterprises, mining companies, and infrastructure developers, leveraging its position as one of China's largest metallurgical contractors and steel structure producers. In recent developments, MCC reported new contract signings totaling RMB 1,248.30 billion for 2024, a 12.4% decline year-over-year, though overseas contracts surged 47.8% to RMB 93.24 billion, reflecting accelerated global expansion. During 2025, the company secured the Vale Tecnored Molten Reduction Ironmaking Project in Brazil as its first major overseas breakthrough in that domain, partnered with China Railway Construction on the RMB 10 billion Baoshan Station project for the Shanghai-Nanjing-Hefei High-Speed Railway, and advanced copper mining initiatives including positive progress on the Ainak copper mine in Afghanistan (with hydropower construction underway) and the Siadik copper project in Pakistan. Additionally, first-half 2025 new contracts reached RMB 57.75 billion, up 32.6% year-over-year, with ongoing emphasis on business restructuring, full industry chain integration via collaborations with China Minmetals and others, and low-carbon upgrades such as the Fushun New Steel blast furnace project.
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