Jiangsu Province-based Chinese steelmaker Shagang Group has announced that it has signed a framework agreement for the purchase and restructuring of Jiangsu-based Chinese scrap and iron ore trader Fengli Group Co. The agreement was signed on August 3 in the city of Zhangjiangang, Jiangsu. Fengli Group is the largest scrap trader in China.
A senior official from Shagang Group stated that the framework agreement is just an agreement of intent, adding that the two sides have not yet confirmed a detailed purchase and restructuring plan.
Shen Wenrong, president of Shagang Group, commented, "Shagang's merger with Fengli Group is inexorable under the current circumstances."
Shagang inks framework agreement for merger with Fengli Group
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