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Hong Kong's commercial aerospace sector saw a notable uptick in the afternoon trading session. According to Jin10, shares of Junda Co., Ltd.rose by over 4%, while Lens Technology Co., Ltd.experienced an increase of more than 3%. Other companies, such as Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd.and Asia-Pacific Satellite, also followed the upward trend.

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Hong Kong Commercial Aerospace Stocks Strengthen in Afternoon Trading

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The European Commission has launched an in-depth investigation into Chinese wind turbine supplier Goldwind over alleged foreign subsidies that may distort competition in the EU market. This follows a preliminary inquiry initiated in April 2024 into several Chinese suppliers in the wind sector. Goldwind, which operates in the EU through subsidiaries like Vensys, is accused of receiving grants and preferential financing that could give it an unfair advantage. The company has stated it will cooperate with the investigation and that its EU operations remain unaffected.

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Chinese wind turbine supplier Goldwind probed in EU over alleged foreign subsidies

Goldwind says operations in EU proceeding normally after subsidy probe

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Goldwind says operations in EU proceeding normally after subsidy probe

Goldwind Technology has responded to the EU Commission's investigation under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation, emphasizing its commitment to compliance in global operations. The company stated that it adheres to corporate governance and local laws while operating in the EU market, which continues to function normally. Goldwind remains focused on delivering high-quality services to its customers and partners.

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China to Defend Interests of Wind Turbine Manufacturers Following EU Probe

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China to Defend Interests of Wind Turbine Manufacturers Following EU Probe

The European Commission has initiated a detailed investigation against Goldwind Science & Technology Co. Ltd. under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (EU) 2022/2560 on February 3, 2026. The investigation aims to examine potential distortions of competition in the EU wind energy market due to foreign subsidies. Goldwind stated it will cooperate with authorities and emphasized compliance with all applicable legal regulations.

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Beijing criticized the EU for launching a probe into Chinese energy firm Goldwind, labeling it as "discriminatory" and a form of protectionism. The investigation stems from concerns that Goldwind benefited from state subsidies, potentially distorting the EU market. China's foreign ministry warned that such actions could undermine Chinese investments in Europe and reflect a trend of unilateral trade measures against Chinese companies. The EU stated that the investigation's outcome remains undecided, and remedies could be proposed by Goldwind if competition concerns are validated.

China calls EU 'discriminatory' over probe into energy giant Goldwind

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The European Union has launched an investigation into the Chinese wind power company Goldwind, due to concerns that it benefits from government subsidies, affecting market competition. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded by accusing the EU of taking discriminatory measures that harm its image and affect the investment confidence of Chinese enterprises. China calls on the EU to adhere to its commitments to market openness, provide a fair competitive environment, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises

- On February 4, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian held a regular press conference addressing an investigation by the EU into China's wind energy giant, Goldwind Technology Co., Ltd.  
- Lin criticized the EU for employing unilateral trade tools and discriminatory measures against Chinese companies, signaling protectionism that tarnishes the EU's image and affects Chinese investment confidence in Europe.  
- He urged the EU to adhere to commitments for market openness and fair competition, calling for the cessation of such unilateral actions to ensure a fair and transparent business environment for all companies.

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The EU announces an investigation into Goldwind, and the Chinese side responds

BEIJING, Feb 4 (Reuters) - The European Union's "discriminatory and restrictive measures" against Chinese companies send "a protectionist signal", China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday in response to the bloc's investigation into wind turbine maker Goldwind Science & Technology. The EU's "frequent use of unilateral trade and economic tools" damages its image and undermines Chinese businesses' investment confidence, said Guo Jiakun, a spokesperson for China's foreign ministry. (Reporting by Xiuhao Chen and Ryan Woo; Editing by Christopher Cushing)

China says EU probe of Chinese wind turbine maker sends 'protectionist signal'

The European Commission is investigating Chinese wind-turbine company Goldwind for potentially receiving foreign subsidies that may distort the EU market. This inquiry is part of the EU's increased scrutiny of foreign subsidies under its new regulation, which aims to ensure fair competition. The investigation will assess if Goldwind benefits from grants, tax measures, or loans from non-EU governments. The probe is expected to conclude by autumn 2027.

EU Launches In-Depth Foreign Subsidies Probe Into China's Goldwind -- Update

Goldwind Science & Technology Co. Ltd. has installed the first turbine at Georgia’s 206MW Ruisi Wind Power Project, a significant milestone for the country's renewable energy sector. The project will feature 33 smart turbines and is expected to generate around 600 million kWh of clean electricity annually, enough for over 200,000 households. It aims to reduce carbon emissions by over 400,000 tons per year, supporting Georgia's energy self-sufficiency and greener economy goals. This is the largest wind power initiative in Georgia to date, showcasing cooperation between Chinese and Georgian enterprises in high-tech energy solutions.

Goldwind Installs First Turbine at Georgia’s 206MW Ruisi Wind Project

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Hong Kong Commercial Aerospace Stocks Strengthen in Afternoon Trading

Chinese wind turbine supplier Goldwind probed in EU over alleged foreign subsidies

Goldwind says operations in EU proceeding normally after subsidy probe

Goldwind Technology Responds to EU Commission's Investigation Under Foreign Subsidies Regulation

China to Defend Interests of Wind Turbine Manufacturers Following EU Probe