There are only three legal gold investment platforms in China: spot gold of Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold futures of Shanghai Futures Exchange and paper gold of commercial banks. Decheng is not listed.
Decheng Gold is the abbreviation of Fujian Decheng Gold Group. It is one of the largest gold spot products production and sales enterprises in China.
China National Gold Corporation (hereinafter referred to as China Gold) is the only central enterprise in the gold industry in China. Established in early 2003, formerly known as China Gold Corporation, was established in 1979. China Gold is the president unit of China Gold Association and the only member unit of World Gold Association in China. China Gold is mainly engaged in the survey and design, resource development, product production and sales and general contracting of non-ferrous metals such as gold, silver, copper and molybdenum. It is a comprehensive large-scale mining company integrating geological exploration, mining, mineral processing and smelting, product refining, processing and sales, scientific research and development, and engineering design and construction.
The daily processing capacity of gold in China is 6.5438+0.5 million tons, ranking first in the country in terms of gold production and sales. Headquartered in Beijing, the Group has 57 secondary subsidiaries, which are distributed in 26 domestic provinces and some overseas regions, including two listed companies ("Admiralty Gold" in the domestic A-share market and "Admiralty International" listed on Toronto Stock Exchange and Hong Kong Stock Exchange).