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1.6 MIllion and counting!
We are proceeding with contacting Mr. Song now that we have shares totaling over 1.6 million in our collaborative investor representation.
If you are interested in keeping direct contact with our strategic approach and planned discussions with China Shuangji Cement, please email me at grumpy4all@yahoo.ca and I will respond with my direct email address and provide an update.
The more shareholders we have that are interested in joining through a common voice, the more likely we are of achieving success!
Respectfully,
Art
Hi Art,
I just sent you an e-mail.
Northern
Hello Northern, ... You have posted some very good comments and also sent me CSGJ contact information.
I am hoping you would send me your direct email contact to grumpy4all@yahoo.ca as we are contacting China Shuangji Cement, and would be very interested in your thoughts as well.
We are working to informally represent as many shareholders as possible in our discussions with CSGJ.
Sincerely,
Art
CSGJ price has been doing well...LJ
1,000,000+ responding after less than 1 business day! ... our target is at least 2 million shares. If you are interested in our/CSGJ share value increasing please respond to my prior posts!
Art
Incredible Response, Don't Miss this!
Thank you to all the investors in CSGJ who have responded so far! If you have not responded, I am only updating the progress of our strategy to private emails, so please contact me as per my post #2081.
The reason for this is to truly establish a capability to represent a significant shareholder base through a single line of communication and strategy. Anonymous aliases on a public bulletin board will not achieve this.
Thank you!
Art / Grump4All/Alberta2
Nuther low volume print job at the close...seller gives the impression that you will be able to sell at the ask when you have shares with orders on the ask...
Not sure these folks will file again with the big drop and now some odd trading activity...LJ
you recieved my mail 5 minutes ago
CSGJ Contact .... I will be trying to contact CSGJ directly next week and would like to do so as a consolidated perspective.
My "alias" email address is Grumpy4All@yahoo.ca (my alias on the Yahoo Finance Message Board.
I would like to represent our key objective as:
Preserving our investment through a share price reflecting the actual value of CSGJ and supporting CSGJ in achieving the potential returns we envision.
If you pass me your contact information at the email address above I will respond with my true email directly.
I would like to have your perspective on the objective statement and specific questions to ask which I will vet with all before contacting CSGJ.
I would like to carry the discussion indicating the number of shareholders that I have engaged in this dialogue and if at all possible the number of shares represented.
As you can understand, the more shareholders and shares represented in a joint dialogue is much more powerful and I appreciate your thoughts on this, and confidential information.
Regards,
Alberta2 / Grumpy4All / Art
even though there is no volume behind it (the selling pressure seems to have faded), the technical situation has improved the last days.The last qoutes have been up on small volume.Perhaps the market maker is not short any more ?
That would be a good time for a positive news now.
Let´s go, Mr. Song
Integrity Intact .... These folks are not trying to hide a failing or fraudulent business. I was extremely positive when they started down the path of cleaning up their accounting in their previous filings.
IMO there are 2 reasons why they are slow to responding to shareholders, albeit still operating in a profitable and progressive manner ....
1 - Complexity and cost of a publicly traded company accounting they didn't expect
2 - The reduced valuation and share price of the company resulting from global economic environment / investing, and negative response resulting from other fraudulent Chinese/foreign companies and ongoing negative perception as a whole.
Absolutely no question this is a going concern, as I am progressing in identifying a local Chinese representative with a vested interest in CSGJ's success and also supporting the shareholders objectives of a fair value share price.
No worries...it's not like they've been up on any other filings either.
There is a strong underlying business here, which is something that can't be said as assuredly of many other RTO's. That being said, the integrity of management remains to be seen.
not sure, wasn't aware of that...LJ
Has anyone confirmed that the auditor is still on board? Every other company audited by Bernstein & Pinchuk filed an 8k when the Marcum merger occurred.
Investing In Chine ... I am trying to understand all the different ways to invest in China.
As foreign shareholders with little local representation we don't have a lot of influence, especially if we are a lot of independent voices.
I am trying to fiure out how to get local represetnations as well as creating a consolidated shareholder "Voice".
In looking at investment alternative approaches I am trying to figure out what CSGJ is really worth, and what (or if) additional investment would be required to generate the value/returns we were expecting, or if there is another way besides strictly acquiring shares if I decide to invest more (with others).
that sounds very promising, thx for the effort.
One comment that stood out is that Wenji Song is a "cement guy" whose interest is the business.
thats my view as well, he probably just wants to produce cement and not bother with far away capital makets. In the end we have alligned interest with Wenji Song, and it should be possible to convince him to do things together with shareholders. I suppose the active shareholder-community of CSGJ will be rather small, with those guys you had contact with, the Haag brothers and perhaps 10-15 investors here on the board.
I believe they have some ideas in the same line as I have been thinking, and are putting a picture together as they work their way through CSGJ's corporate structure and Chinese investment rules. E.G. I have been also looking at WHOFE (Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) etc.
I am not able to follow your line of thought now, but we will see.
Joint Effort .... I spoke to one of the individuals. He has been speaking to management at CSGJ. This is a real company with real operations and assets.
One comment that stood out is that Wenji Song is a "cement guy" whose interest is the business.
These individuals are investors as well, and are looking to address the fact that the shares are undervalued.
I believe they have some ideas in the same line as I have been thinking, and are putting a picture together as they work their way through CSGJ's corporate structure and Chinese investment rules. E.G. I have been also looking at WHOFE (Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) etc.
These folks are further down the road than I am, have their feet on the ground in China and have an established contact/relationship with management. I have expressed my interest, as well as possibly many others that are on this board in a joint effort to get our value (and potential increase!) back rather than have two or three actions in progress.
I have asked if they could put some kind of "information/communication" together as to their approach and how other investors could be engaged. He will look at pulling something together in the next few weeks (i took this as 3+), ... notwithstanding anything CSGJ does as a company.
NOTE: this was over a phone call and IMHO is a correct representation of the discussion.
Exactly what I was thinking, ....
if those persons have a material interest in the investment, that would help enourmously in convincing CSGJ to continue talking to their shareholders.
perhaps if we bundle our share number that would make it somehow even more relevant to CSGJ.
Only 25% of the capital is free float, that is about 7,5 mln shares, not more than 1 mln USD.
Let us know what the contacts responded.
I have been given a couple of other contacts of individuals (not CSGJ) in China from Robert Haag who I am hoping may be able to work with us in getting some concrete progress with CSGJ.
I have asked them what their interest would be in this and if it is ok if I pass on their direct contact information.
here are the web sites .... (having trouble connecting to desmondandcompany right now ... )
http://www.withoutborders.com/
http://www.desmondandcompany.com/
You may have seen double-lucky in the post in your interpretation...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=63839632
But its a stretch to find it...LJ
I wrote an e-mail to CSGJ , adressed to Mr. song a few days ago and have been contacted by Robert Haag. So you were lucky to get the direct contact.
If they knew theverification of all this compensation stuf was difficoult they at least could have made the late filing status.
well that is encouraging, it is the first time I heard Mr. Song talking to an investor. Claryfiing all these issues could indeed be difficoult for an auditor in these times of general doubt.
Wonder why the CFO making 5 times what the CEO made in the previous year left?...
Lotta history questions come up from shareholders when the filings are late...LJ
Summary Compensation Table
The following Summary Compensation Table sets forth the compensation earned by our top five highly compensated executive officers for fiscal years ended December 31, 2009 and December 31, 2008.
SUMMARY COMPENSATION TABLE
Name and Position Year Salary ($) Bonus Stock Awards ($) Option Awards ($) Non-Equity Incentive Plan Compensation ($) Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Earnings ($) All Other
Compensation ($) Total ($)
Wenji Song
(Chairman & President) 2008 28,710 - - - - - - 28,710
2009 20,875 - - - - - - 20,875
Michelle Zhu 2008 - - - - - - - -
(CFO)
2009 - - - - - - - -
Hongcheng Liu
(Former CFO) 2008 5,024 - - - - - - 5,024
2009 4,380 - - - - - - 4,380
Jun Song
(Director & CEO) 2008 9,331 - - - - - 9,331
2009 8,759 - - - - - - 8,759
2008 8,360 - - - - - - 8,360
2009 8,759 - - - - - - 8,759
Linxin Cui
(Director, Vice President of Sales) 2008 11,484 - - - - - - 11,484
2009 11,387 - - - - - - 11,387
Shoucheng Yuan
(Director) 2008 7,178 - - - - - - 7,178
2009 7,299 - - - - - - 7,299
Except as stated in the table above, no other officer of the company received total compensation in excess of $100,000.
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Employment Agreements
On January 1, 2010, Michelle Zhu was appointed as our Chief Financial Officer effective as of such date. We entered into a two year employment agreement with Ms. Zhu which may be extended for an additional term upon the written consent of both parties. Under the agreement, she will receive an annual salary of $100,000 for year one and $120,000 for year two of the employment. She also received a stock grant of 60,000 shares of restricted common stock which will vest in 15,000 increments every six months.
Maybe everyone should e-mail this morning a request for an update on the 10K filing status...
info@shuangjicement.com at this link...
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CSGJ/company-info
Perhaps the company may not think many are interested...LJ
Late Filing info From CSGJ .... I received this email Sunday May 22 ....
First, I am sorry for delaying submiting financial report. The main reason is some history questions exist during the new plant is relocate a new place. I will give you the latest report as soon as possible.
Song
It was around .17 per share at the end of the 3rd quarter...More than the current share price for Subsidy Receivables...
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7573378
INVOLUNTARY CONVERSION
In September 2008, the City of Zhaoyuan withdrew the rights of Zhaoyuan Shuangji to the land on which the Zhaoyuan plant was located and asked Zhaoyuan Shuangji to relocate the plant to a new site within the City of Zhaoyuan. During the fourth quarter of 2008, Zhaoyuan Shuangji ceased operations at the plant and began construction of a new plant at a site selected by the City.
As consideration for this involuntary conversion, the City agreed to pay Zhaoyuan Shuangji $13,860,115 in installments over the relocation period. Of the $13,860,115 to be paid by the City, $5,106,358 and $3,342,185 were received by Zhaoyuan Shuangji during 2008 and 2009. The City of Zhaoyuan has specified usage of subsidy proceeds. The receipt of $5,106,358 in 2008 was specified to repay the bank loan of Zhanyuan Shuangji. The receipt of $3,342,185 in 2009 was specified to compensate for the relocation loss due to disposal of fixed assets.
As of
September 30, December 31,
As of Sep 2010 2009
30, 2008 Recorded in Unaudited
Subsidy from local government 13,860,115 Subsidy receivables 5,523,955 5,411,572
Specific usage:
Loan payment 5,106,358 Subsidy income - -
Compensation for loss of relocation 5,835,838 Accrued liabilities 1,086,115 1,064,019
Payment to purchase new land use right 2,042,543 Long-term payable 2,090,145 2,047,622
Compensation for purchase of new fixed assets 875,376 Deferred revenue 895,776 877,552
The increases of Subsidy Receivable, Accrued Liabilities, Long-term Payable and Deferred Revenue from December 31, 2009 to September 30, 2010 were due to the appreciation of the Company’s functional currency. Chinese Yuan Renminbi (RMB) against the Company’s reporting currency, US Dollar (USD), during the nine months period. There were no changes in the RMB balances during the period.
Income from involuntary conversion: Zhaoyuan Shuangji received $5,106,358 in 2008 and $3,229,802 in 2009 from City of Zhaoyuan to repay its bank loan.
Highlights how cheap the share price appears to be...LJ
Yep, kinda like grits without butter and salt until the 10K is released...LJ
very interesting thought, that indeed could explain the delay.
And if they have to wait for authority explanations or confirmations that may take quite some time.
I don´t think they will be dark forever, so let us wait for the explanation.
Clarifying that the tax incentives for the plant relocation in Shandong Province given to the company and obtaining paid receipts and releases from the tax authority are a big issue for the auditor to review with CSGJ...
That is just a best guess on a decent reason for the 10K filing delay...Making sure that issue becomes a past event with no questions to come up later seems important...
Interim CFO signed off on the past 10Q so it seems moot to think that he couldn't on a 10K with an auditor review...Wouldn't expect a lack of diligence from an auditor now...
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7573378
AND the new shares market in China has had very poor results in 2011 and is now reported to be gathering less onlookers...Could be a waste of money for the company to consider a market listing change now...
A $50,000 consulting fee is low for a $3.7 million loan arrangement compared to what I have seen a lot of US lenders charge for corporations to borrow money...If that was the loan you were discussing...
We aren't flies on the wall so we can only speculate on these topics though...LJ
CSGJ seemed to have some pretty neat auditors at year end 2009...
Have to hope that they were still exchanging Christmas cards at the end of 2010...LJ
yes,
and the light at the end of the tunnel can always be the train approaching you.
Still I believe it is to easy to put all the blame only on the companies.
We will only know after the train hit us or we exit the tunnel.
Bird with limp may still sing a nice tune...LJ
wow, rising volume and prices today.
let us hope this continues for the next days, ther market really seems to be empty
today I had a contact with the IR-firm of CSGJ.
the conversation supported my view that CSGJ is probably not a fraud company but with all this China-RTO-environment came into a situation where they practically cannot see a win-situation any more.
CSGJ businesswise did nothing wrong ( no allegations or else), the valuation though is ridiculous, the financing function of the capital market does not work any more at his level (not saying that they need capital now)and they have a lot of costs to bear to maintain the listing status or even upgrade. So why should they invest ?
I even would repeat my thesis that CSGJ themsleves feel cheated by the investment banks who "helped" them to go to Nasdaq, and then let them alone.
There is not a lot an IR-firm can do about all of this, and I do think Robert Haag is trying to handle the situation very professionally, even though the formal contract ended as we have seen elsewhere.That´s more than one should expect.And of course without anything to say ( filing) there can not be any PR.
CSGJ is certainly not a sell-position at this level, and for byuing it is to early.
For the moment it is wait and see for me and hope that CSGJ will find a way for themselves to get out of this.
Found this neat post on tHAT board too...
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Business_%26_Finance/Investments/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_C/threadview?bn=95116&tid=677&mid=721
Just think if the poster is correct then the chart may have a pot of gold sitting on the far right to be scooped up now...LJ
Need tHAT filing!!!...
Major Macro Economic Statistics
Growth indexes Price indexes
Industrial output: 13.4% CPI: 5.3%
Retail sales: 17.1% PPI: 6.8%
Urban fixed-asset investment: 25.4% PMI: 53.4%
Housing prices
FDI: 26.03% Foreign trade indexes
Financial indexes Import: $144.3 billion
New loans: 740b yuan Export: $155.7 billion
M2: 15.3% Trade balance: $11.42 billion
Data and Graphic
China's April CPI up 5.3%
China's consumer price index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, rose 5.3 percent in April from a year ago, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Wednesday.
The April figure was down 0.1 percentage points from March's 32-month high of 5.4 percent, according to the NBS.
[Full story]
China's April PPI up 6.8%
China's producer price index (PPI), a main gauge of inflation at the wholesale level, rose 6.8 percent in April from a year ago, down 0.5 percentage points from March. [Full story]
China's industrial value-added output rises 13.4% in April
China's industrial value-added output rose 13.4 percent year on year in April, down from March's 14.8-percent growth, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Wednesday.
For the first four months of this year industrial value-added output increased 14.2 percent, down 0.2 percentage points from the January-March period, NBS spokesman Sheng Laiyun said at a press conference.[Full story]
China's fixed asset investment up 25.4% in first four months
China's fixed asset investment rose 25.4 percent year on year in the first four months to reach 6.2716 trillion yuan ($965.6 billion), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced Wednesday.
Investment in April accelerated, pushing investment growth during the first four months 0.4 percentage points higher than that during the first quarter. [Full story]
China's retail sales of consumer goods up 17.1%
China's consumer spending continued to grow strongly as retail sales of consumer goods rose 17.1 percent in April from a year ago, the statistics authorities announced Wednesday.
In April, China's retail sales totaled 1.36 trillion yuan ($210.2 billion), 1.35 percent higher than March, according to figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).[Full story]
China reports bigger trade surplus
China's trade surplus for April widened to $11.42 billion from $139 million in March The advance came as the nation's exports soared because of robust growth, while commodity imports slowed, according to the General Administration of Customs.
The authorities announced on Tuesday that April exports rose 29.9 percent from a year earlier to $155.7 billion, and imports increased by 21.8 percent to $144.3 billion. [Full story]
China's April new bank lending at 740b yuan
China's new bank lending, an important indicator of monetary policy, stood at 739.6 billion yuan ($113.8 billion) in April, a decrease of 20.8 billion yuan from a year earlier, the People's Bank of China said on Wednesday.
By the end of April, the balance of outstanding yuan-denominated loans stood at 50.21 trillion yuan, up 17.5 percent from a year earlier. [Full story]
China's fiscal revenue rises 27% in April
China's Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday that the country's fiscal revenue rose 27.2 percent year-on-year to 1 trillion yuan ($154 billion) in April.
The growth rate climbed slightly from 26.7 percent in March, but eased from the 36 percent increase in the first two months of this year when surging imports boosted fiscal revenue, the ministry said in a statement on its website.[Full story]
FDI rises 26% in China in first 4 months
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China rose 26.03 percent year on year to $38.8 billion during the first four months of this year, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday.
In April, the FDI climbed 15.21 percent to $8.46 billion, down from March's growth of 32.9 percent, MOC spokesman Yao Jian said during a regular briefing. [Full Story]
Comments and Opinions
Chinese economy to have soft landing: Economist
STOCKHOLM -- Sweden's SEB bank senior economist Klas Eklund thinks that the Chinese economy will have a soft landing even though there is a high inflation currently.
Eklund made the comment in an exclusive interview with Xinhua during the break of a seminar moderated by him and organized by China Alliance in Stockholm on Tuesday.
"I think the inflation problem is mainly short term, if you look at the numbers it is mainly food prices. But I think food prices will start to come down during the spring and the summer, so the short term inflation will come down as well," Eklund said.
[Full story]
China says FDI review fair, urges vis-a-vis
WASHINGTON – China's new security review of foreign direct investment, which began in April, is "open, fair and transparent", Chen Deming, Chinese minister of commerce, told the media on Monday on the sideline of the 3rd Strategic and Economic Dialogue.
China is not raising the bar or setting barriers for foreign businesses investing in China, Chen said.
China adopted the new security review regime so as to safeguard the country's national security. China "looks at the US as a teacher", as far as ensuring national security is concerned, Chen said.
[Full story]
Crucial period for economy
China's slowed economic pace in the first quarter, as indicated by a slight decline in its investment, export and consumption growth, is a combined result of the country's changed internal and external economic circumstances as well as its ongoing policy adjustments and economic structural rebalancing. It is also the result of some congenital defects in the country's internal economic development and a "bottleneck" effect. [Full story]
Opening the door to ODI
The surge in China's foreign exchange reserves, to a record more than $3 trillion by the end of March, has made it urgent for Beijing to encourage domestic companies to invest more abroad.
Such a growing outflow of Chinese investment would give a much-needed boost to many recipient economies if they can overcome their unjustified bias and take it as a joint commitment to a common future.
As a major beneficiary of foreign direct investment (FDI), China believes that much of its growth can be unequivocally credited to the $1-trillion of foreign funds it has absorbed over the past three decades. [Full story]
Costs of price control
The fast fall in vegetable prices must be what Chinese policymakers have long anticipated in their fight against soaring consumer inflation. But sadly, as the recent suicide of a cabbage grower Han Jin in Shandong province shows, it is proving too dear for many Chinese farmers.
The Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Agriculture are right to take immediate action to help farmers facing an oversupply of vegetables. [Full story]
Understandable to have growth concerns for China business...
Consider the article link on transportation...
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2011-05/26/content_12586540.htm
By the end of 2015 there may be only 10% of China cities of over 200,000 to connect to the national road system...LJ
Zhaoyuan Shuangji...anybody read civil engineering news?...LJ
http://icivil-engineering.blogspot.com/2011/03/china-shuangji-cement-opens-new-cement.html
you are right, at the moment even those small sell orders drag the price down with nobody buying.
If CSGJ did not hire a new IR (I do not think they did) it will be hard to get any infomation in the future.
A 3rd party for CSGJ media coverage had a thrifty media cost with the World Market Media site which showed beginning in May, 2010 and may have ended around April,2011...
http://www.worldmarketmedia.com/home/disclaimer-disclosure/client-compensation-disclosure.aspx
If the 3rd party has been exiting by selling shares then overhead resistance should become lower when the selling is done...LJ
I thought their IR contract already expired...May have read the disclaimer in the info someone posted in April wrong...
oops, it does say, 'we were'...
penny saved is a penny made...LJ
I took this from the yahoo-board on CSGJ, and believe there is a lot of truth in it:
I also sent an email and this is the answer I got.
We were the IR firm for the company. They have not provided us with any updates other than what has been released publicly in PR's and SEC filings.
We have been pressing them to get their 10k filed to maintain their fully reporting status and provide investors and the market with information as per the business.
I live in Shanghai and represent other companies that are listed here and talk with investors, bankers and CEO's regularly. It seems that this company and many others are dismayed with US listing and the low valuations. I/we keep telling them that they need to step up (or maintain) corporate governance, transparency and communications. We hope they will communicate better and file their financials.
Regards,
Robert Haag
Managing Director Asia
Hampton Growth (HGR), LLC
+1 310 310 4842
Perhaps they simply do not want to waste more time and money for something as ridiculous as these valuations, as they do not serve for financing any more.
I don't believe in coincidences...Maybe it is a coincidence that CSGJ needs a CFO and one left CRJI which feels they have an adequate replacement...Both companies may need fairly priced capital for future growth...
But valuation is my core focus and only look at things as being growing in transition phases for both small companies...
And the market cap is a good starter on assessing potential discounts within the China cement sector...LJ
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=63626596
Yes, I follow the coal market and electricity sector in China closely. Coal price is high and may remain high going forward.
Best Regards.
Northern
Northern,
I'm hesitant to buy any China stocks at the moment, but have been in and out of LLEN.
BTW did you see the NY Times article today on China coal? http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/25/business/energy-environment/25coal.html
Kind regards,
Minding
OT:hey northen, as a rebuttal,
maybe Chanos, who is emerging as a vocal bear on China companies, needs to study the China internal reaction to property growth...
they have moved, as they were prior to the 2008 recession, to tighten speculative excesses in the middle to more affluent markets in China real estate...more along tightening was done in the past week or so...
China gov't planning for residential building now has been more targeted at getting more affordable housing built for the lower income population...
It appears that a lot of the money made off some questionable China companies listed in the US has been made by US promoters...And larger hasn't meant better...
There can always be a bad pear phone in the crate...LJ
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-24/chanos-says-hedge-fund-may-not-be-bearish-enough-on-chinese-real-estate.html
Logistics of the Yantai prefecture area and the Longkou port only help if some revenue drivers for exports come into the picture for CSGJ...LJ
http://ports.com/china/port-of-longkou/
Article on some potential activity to the east...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-25/ge-capital-aberdeen-form-400-million-japan-property-venture.html?cmpid=yhoo
Hi Minding,
I will not buy any OTC BB listed Chinese stocks until the sector is cleanned up.
There are other stocks that have similiar appreciation potential, but carry much lower risk.
For example, LLEN and LIWA. both list on Nasdaq and have good liquidity:
LLEN, a US company, has coal mine and washing operation in China. It has excellent growth prospect with only forward PE<3.
LIWA, a Chinese company, is buying back its own share in the open market and CEO also bought 40K shares Monday this week. It also has great growth profile and with forward PE=4.
I continue buying LLEN and LIWA.
Best Regards.
Northern
I have averaged down to about $.50 as well, ... but only 2% of my portfolio (although still a fair chunk of change ... ) Not buying more .... I believe there is significant upside, ... and working on additional DD with a couple of partners ....
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China Shuangji Cement Ltd (CSGJ)
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Our mission at China Shuangji Cement Ltd., is to become the Number One provider of the highest quality cement manufacturing in Shandong Province , People's Republic of China. Company Address:221 Linglong Road For all investor questions or concerns email investorrelations@shuangjicement.com For product or customer inquires please email info@shuangjicement.com
We are excited to be on the verge of becoming one of the largest producers of high-grade bulk cement in China. |
Since the Company was founded, our focus has been on integrating the technological innovation into the process of enterprise development. Over the years, the cement industry has become more complicated and the degree of market competition is intensifying. Our staff has gone through the hard struggle and has made this Company bigger and stronger than ever. We owe these achievements to the concern and support from all our staff, shareholders and the community. For this I sincerely extend my most respectful and heartfelt thanks to all those who have supported and contributed to Shuangji’s development. The Company is in the new historic development stage, in particular since we became a listed company on the OTCBB/NASDAQ. We will continue to do what is necessary to establish strong corporate governance, in order to protect the interests of the Company and all shareholders. With the support of all our shareholders, and the combined efforts of the Board of Directors, management and staff, I firmly believe that Shuangji is blessed with a very promising future. PresidentWenji Song Some of our strengths and capabilities of our core services pertain to availability, quality and dependability. These include always providing bulk cement that is top quality, reliable, and dependable. Our greatest service strength is our commitment to manufacturing high-grade bulk cement at a level that exceeds the performance of the competition. It is because of our strengths that we will be able to become one of the Top 10 cement manufacturers in China, and be able to compete on a global scale with international standards.
We are strategically positioned in such a way as to take full advantage of all the technology available. Management has determined that state of the art of software and appropriate hardware will be implemented whenever necessary to ensure proper client fulfillment, as well as business organization. In particular, the company will be focusing on new technologies for implementing and maintaining international standards for high grade cement- the ultimate barrier to competition from smaller companies. |
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08/19/2009 | 3:38PM | Quarterly Report (10-Q) | ||
08/14/2009 | 12:07PM | Notification that Quarterly Report will be submitted late (NT 10-Q) | ||
06/17/2009 | 4:01PM | Current report filing (8-K) | ||
05/13/2009 | 8:32AM | Annual Report (10-K) |
SEC Filings for China Shuangji Cement Ltd (CNSJ)
Can be found at : http://www.otcbb.com/asp/Info_Center.asp under the symbol CNSJ
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