Yankuang Energy lists for sale 100% equity of Xintai Coal at a reserve price of 670 million yuan.

On February 1, Yankuang Energy, a leading company in the coal industry, disclosed a major asset disposal announcement, announcing that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Yankuang Energy (Ordos) Co., Ltd., publicly listed the transfer of all equity in Inner Mongolia Xintai Coal Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Xintai Coal") through the Shandong Property Rights Exchange Center, with a listed reserve price set at 670 million yuan, marking a substantial step in the company's asset optimization and resource integration.

This equity disposal strictly adheres to state-owned asset transaction regulations. The listing period runs from December 30, 2025, to January 27, 2026, ensuring full transparency throughout the process. In terms of valuation, based on audited financial data, the income approach was used to assess the total equity value of Xintai Coal at 624 million yuan, representing a 607.66% increase over the benchmark net asset value, highlighting the potential of its asset value.

From the perspective of transaction impact, Yankuang Energy clarified that if this equity transfer is ultimately completed, it will significantly affect the company’s net profit attributable to shareholders in 2026. The specific impact amount will require further calculation based on the final transaction price, transaction costs, and audited financial data. It is worth noting that this transaction does not involve employee relocation matters. All debts and credits under Xintai Coal will be fully assumed by the transferee, effectively mitigating related disposal risks.

As an industry leader, Yankuang Energy is the largest coal producer in East China and a top coal exporter in China, with a highly advantageous industrial layout. Domestically, the company's operations cover key coal production areas such as Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Inner Mongolia. It owns a proprietary railway network and modern water transport terminals, leveraging major transportation arteries like the Beijing-Shanghai Railway and Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway to become a highly competitive coal supplier in Northeast Asia, East China, and South China. Internationally, it has coal industry operations in multiple states of Australia and holds potash resources in Saskatchewan, Canada, establishing a synergistic industrial development pattern both at home and abroad. This disposal of Xintai Coal equity may be a move to focus on core high-quality assets and optimize the industrial structure, helping to enhance overall operational efficiency and profitability.