Feinan Resources Wins Disposal Project for Scrapped Items from a Telecom Equipment Company and Signs Agreement

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Feinan Resources announced that the company has won the destruction-type scrapped item disposal project of a well-known domestic communications equipment enterprise, and recently signed a scrapped item disposal agreement with the tendering party. The estimated quantity of scrapped items to be disposed of under the agreement is about 21,000 tonnes. The agreement takes effect on October 1, 2026, and is valid until September 30, 2028. The company said that the performance of the agreement is expected to have a positive impact on overall operations, but will not have a significant impact on operating results in the short term.

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