Yantai Twin Towers Food application approved to send 15 million shares
Source: Internet
Author: User
Panorama July 25, China's Securities and Futures Commission announced that the 111th meeting of the SFC, July 23, held in 2010, Yantai Twin Towers Food Co., Ltd. 's first application was approved. Yantai Twin Towers Food Co., Ltd. This plan is issued in Shenzhen stock 15 million shares, the total share capital after the issuance of 60 million shares. As the largest Longkou vermicelli production and sales enterprises, the company has now developed and produced a variety of series of products, forming a relatively complete production system. Among them, vermicelli products mainly include pure bean vermicelli, coarse grains fans, sweet potato fans. Company for the National Torch Program Key High-tech Enterprises, the national food industry excellent food leading enterprises, food safety credit A-level enterprises, the national agricultural processing industry export demonstration enterprises and Yantai hundred private enterprises, China Food Industry Association Fan Industry Working Committee Chairman unit, the National Longkou vermicelli standard one of the main manufacturers. The public offering to raise funds in place will be mainly used in the company annual output of 20000 tons of fan projects, the total investment of 215 million yuan. (Panorama net/Chen Danyong)
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