By PYC Bearings
©2004-2008
China Jiangsu Golden Horse Steel Ball, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CJGH) a leading Chinese manufacturer and supplier of ball bearings, wishes to announce that it is seeking a European listing, specifically on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Management feels that this will be an important move in order to broaden the Company's shareholder base and international exposure, and it is part of Golden Horse's international strategy. Listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange will provide European investors with an easier access to Golden Horse's stock and will facilitate European investment.
"European investors have a strong interest for investing in both steel and manufacturing companies. Particularly Chinese companies with projects where there is leverage to rising commodity prices plus the blue-sky potential of an aggressive expansion program that can significantly increase revenues. This new listing provides the company with increased exposure to worldwide capital markets," says Qiang Ma, President of China Jiangsu Golden Horse Steel Ball, Inc.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the world's third largest organized Exchange-trading market in terms of turnover and dealings in securities. It ranks third in the world behind NYSE and NASDAQ. It is owned and operated by Deutsche Borse, which also owns the European futures exchange Eurex and clearing company Clearstream. For more information on Frankfurt Stock Exchange please visit www.exchange.de.
About Us:
Golden Horse along with its affiliates and controlled entities is one of the top five manufacturers of steel ball bearings in China. The Company produces over three billion ball bearings annually of various specifications along with its development of over 15 new products, such as stainless steel balls, aluminum balls, and ceramics balls. In addition, the Company continues to export its products to over twenty countries worldwide including the USA, Japan, Brazil, India, and Germany.
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