Shandong Gold Group

Shandong Gold Group is a key provincial state-owned enterprise directly under Shandong Province, established in 1996 and restructured into a state-owned capital investment company in 2015. The Group ranks among the forefront of the national gold industry in terms of gold production, resource reserves, economic benefits, technical strength, intelligent level, and talent advantages, having received awards such as "National Civilized Unit," "National May Day Labor Award," "China Industrial Grand Award," and "China Charity Award."

The Group is now a full member of the World Gold Council. In 2019 and 2020, its gold production ranked 10th among global gold enterprises, and in 2025, it was listed in the Fortune Global 500, making it a landmark enterprise with significant influence globally. Four of its mines are ranked among the "Top Ten Gold Mines in China," and it has 4 mines with cumulative gold production exceeding 100 tons, 16 mines with gold production of 10,000 tons or more, and 10 mines with retained resources exceeding 100 tons. It operates the only underground mine in China with annual gold production exceeding 10 tons, and has successfully prospected four ultra-large gold deposits with reserves exceeding 100 tons each: Xinli, Dongfeng, Nanlu-Xinmu, and Xiling. Notably, the Xiling gold mine has proven gold resources of 592 tons. As of the end of 2025, the Group has approximately 34,000 employees globally, retained gold resources exceeding 3,000 tons, and the total value of various mineral resources exceeds one trillion yuan.

The Group's listed subsidiaries include Shandong Gold Mining Co., Ltd. (600547.SH, 1787.HK) listed on the main boards of the Shanghai and Hong Kong Stock Exchanges, Shanjin International Gold Co., Ltd. (000975.SZ) listed on the main board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and Focus Minerals Ltd. (ASX:FML) listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, achieving a capital market layout across Shanghai, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Australia. Shandong Gold Mining Co., Ltd. has been repeatedly included in indices such as SSE 50, SSE 180, CSI 300, and major international indices including MSCI, FTSE Russell, and S&P Dow Jones. It has received honors such as "Most Respected Listed Company in China," "Best Practice in Corporate Governance," "Best Practice in Investor Relations Management," and "Best Practice in ESG," and currently serves as a vice president unit of the China Association for Public Companies and the president unit of the Shandong Association for Public Companies.

The Group adheres to the new development stage, implements the new development concept, and integrates into the new development pattern. It focuses on the main gold business, optimizes non-ferrous metal operations, and stabilizes non-ferrous metal trading to comprehensively forge core competitive advantages. In the mining sector, the Group leads the transformation and upgrading of mining through intelligent demonstration mine construction, having built a premium gold production and resource reserve base in the Jiaoxibei area of Shandong, forming an integrated industrial chain covering exploration, mining, mineral processing, smelting, deep processing of gold products, and sales. Its key technologies in deep exploration, submarine mining, deep well mining, and intelligent mining are at the forefront. It has established mineral resource development bases in eleven provinces and regions including Inner Mongolia, Fujian, and Hainan, conducting multi-metal mining, smelting, and trade for gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper, and iron. The Group has gone global to countries such as Argentina, Australia, Ghana, and Namibia for mergers, acquisitions, and development, enhancing global competitiveness. Centered on Shanghai, it adheres to industry-based development, optimizes business layout, and accelerates transformation of its development model. Centered on Jinan, it actively promotes the construction of a financial and trade center for the gold industry chain, aiming to build an internationally influential non-standard gold trading hub and factor market. Centered on Hong Kong, it coordinates domestic and international markets, opens financing channels between domestic and overseas segments, facilitates a sound cycle of capital, resources, and capital, and fully leverages Hong Kong's role as a window and bridge.