Guangxi FTZ Qinzhou Port Area Henggang Wharf Co., Ltd.

Guangxi FTZ Qinzhou Port Area Henggang Wharf Co., Ltd. is identified by its Chinese name as a company associated with a wharf in the Qinzhou Port Area of the Guangxi Free Trade Zone. The supplied evidence does not contain information about this company: the included pages concern AOL and unrelated U.S. political advertisements. Its founding date, founders, registered or operational headquarters, ownership, specific port services, customers, operating markets, and current status therefore cannot be established from the available material. Further company-specific registry records or official sources are needed before a fuller commercial profile can be written.

The supplied materials do not provide a company-specific history for Guangxi FTZ Qinzhou Port Area Henggang Wharf Co., Ltd. The name identifies it as a company associated with a wharf in the Qinzhou Port Area of the Guangxi Free Trade Zone, but does not establish when it was formed, who founded it, how its operations developed, or whether its ownership or business scope has changed. The supplied webpage excerpts concern AOL and unrelated U.S. political-advertising lawsuits, so they do not substantiate milestones or historical claims about this company. A reliable history should be added only after company-specific official or registry evidence is available.

• 2026.10.07

  Reported2026.10.08

  Beibu Gulf Port announces planned acquisition of 100% equity of Henggang Terminal and share trading suspension[3]北部湾港公告拟收购恒港码头100%股权并自10月8日起停牌finance.sina.com.cn

  On the evening of October 7, 2026, Beibu Gulf Port (000582) announced it is planning to acquire 100% equity of Guangxi Free Trade Zone Qinzhou Port Area Henggang Terminal Co., Ltd. by issuing shares and paying cash, along with raising supporting funds; its shares were suspended from trading from the market open on October 8, with the suspension expected to last no more than 10 trading days and the formal transaction plan to be disclosed by October 22 at the latest. The parties have signed an acquisition intent agreement; because the counterparties are entities within the controlling shareholder's system, the transaction constitutes a related-party transaction but is not expected to constitute a major asset restructuring.

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3. 3北部湾港公告拟收购恒港码头100%股权并自10月8日起停牌finance.sina.com.cn