Sinoma lithium film increased its capital by 6.5 billion yuan to expand production capacity

On November 25, Sinoma Technology issued an announcement that the results of equity financing of its holding subsidiary Sinoma Lithium Film Co.
, Ltd.
(hereinafter referred to as Sinoma Lithium Film) were released
.

According to the results of the capital increase, three external qualified investors, Sinopec Capital Co.
, Ltd.
, CNBM (Anhui) New Materials Industry Investment Fund Partnership (Limited Partnership) and Xinyuan Lithium Technology (Hangzhou) Enterprise Management Partnership (Limited Partnership), intend to contribute a total of 5 billion yuan, and Sinoma Technology intends to contribute 1.
5 billion yuan at the same time.

Sinoma lithium film introduced a total capital increase of 6.
5 billion yuan.

Sinoma Technology previously disclosed that the financing funds raised by Sinoma Lithium Film in this round are mainly used for the construction
of Nanjing, Pingxiang, Yibin, Inner Mongolia Phase III and Tengzhou Phase III projects.
From the perspective of the increase in production capacity at the end of the year, Sinoma Technology expects the average annual production capacity of base film to increase by 1.
5 billion ~ 2 billion square meters in the next three years
.

After the completion of this transaction, Sinoma Technology and its wholly-owned subsidiaries hold a total of 50.
79% of the equity of Sinoma Lithium Film, and Sinoma Lithium Film is still a holding subsidiary
of Sinoma Technology.
The new shareholders Sinopec Capital, CNBM New Materials Fund and Xinyuan Lithium Technology invested 1.
5 billion yuan, 1.
4 billion yuan and 2.
1 billion yuan respectively, and each held 10.
56%, 9.
86% and 14.
78% of the shares of
Sinoma Lithium Film after the capital increase.

It is worth noting that the investors introduced by Sinoma Lithium Film in this round are mainly
state-owned shareholders.
Among them, Sinopec Capital is 51% owned by China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation and 49%
by China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation Limited.
CNBM New Materials Fund is funded
by China State-owned Enterprise Mixed Reform Fund, China Guoxin Holdings, China National Building Materials and Conch Cement.
Xinyuan Lithium also includes the investment of China's state-owned enterprise mixed reform fund, and other investors include Three Gorges Capital Holdings and China National Petroleum Group Kunlun Capital
.