Highlights
- Chairman Huang Shengdi and three employees face criminal prosecution for allegedly exporting RMB 20.11 million in controlled optical lenses without required licenses.
- China's August 2023 germanium licensing regime requires export permits for specified products, and alleged misdeclaration of germanium-containing lenses is central to the case.
- Company shares fell 6.5% on news of the prosecution, though criminal liability remains unproven and full facts have not been publicly established.
- REEx warns that regulatory uncertainty itself becomes a supply-chain cost, pushing Western buyers to prioritize independently qualified, legally deliverable suppliers.
0 Comments
No replies yet
Loading new replies...
Moderator
Join the full discussion at the Rare Earth Exchanges Forum →