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Honglu Steel Structure Guarantee Disclosure Highlights Financing Support for Subsidiaries

2026-06-16

Honglu Steel Structure Guarantee Disclosure Highlights Financing Support for Subsidiaries

HEFEI, CHINA - June 16, 2026 - Honglu Steel Structure’s latest guarantee progress notice was published in Securities Daily, drawing attention to the company’s continuing financing support for subsidiaries and the scale of guarantees already in force.

The notice said the actual guarantee balance for Huizhou Shenghonglu Steel Structure Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries was RMB 8.394 billion, compared with an approved guarantee quota of RMB 18.0601 billion.

Subsidiary Financing Support Continues

Honglu’s guarantee disclosure reflects routine financing support across its subsidiary structure. For companies operating large manufacturing bases and delivering steel-structure projects at scale, guarantees can help subsidiaries secure credit support for raw materials, production activity, and project execution.

The disclosure indicates that the current guarantee balance remains within the authorized ceiling, giving investors a reference for remaining capacity under the approved quota.

Key Figures in the Announcement

  • Actual Guarantee Balance: The disclosed balance for Huizhou Shenghonglu Steel Structure Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries was RMB 8.394 billion.
  • Approved Guarantee Quota: The relevant approved quota was RMB 18.0601 billion.
  • Disclosure Focus: The announcement centered on guarantee progress, authorization compliance, and subsidiary financing arrangements.

Continued Transparency Around Capital Management

The update is part of Honglu’s ongoing public disclosure around financing, guarantees, and subsidiary-level support. Investors will likely continue to assess these items alongside order demand, smart-manufacturing investment, cash-flow performance, and leverage management.

For customers and partners evaluating Honglu’s delivery capability, the disclosure points to the company’s continued use of formal financing tools to support production capacity and project execution across its steel-structure business.