The A-share titanium dioxide sector fluctuated and strengthened, with Vanadium Titanium Co. and Zhenhua Co. hitting the daily limit, while Guocheng Mining, HYTY, Titan Chemical, GPTY, and Tianyuan Co. also rose

HYTY released its performance for the first three quarters, with a net loss attributable to the parent company of 11.2122 million yuan

According to the Zhitong Finance APP, HYTY released its third-quarter report for 2025. The company's operating revenue for the first three quarters was 1.328 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 7.92%. The net loss attributable to shareholders of the listed company was 11.2122 million yuan. The net loss attributable to shareholders of the listed company, excluding non-recurring gains and losses, was 12.9805 million yuan. The basic loss per share was 0.0282 yuan

HYTY: Currently, there are no plans for titanium metal processing

On October 9th, HYTY stated on the interactive platform that the company currently has no plans for titanium metal processing

HYTY: Vice President Ye Sheng resigned for personal reasons

On September 19th, HYTY announced that the company's board of directors recently received a written resignation letter from Ye Sheng, the company's director and deputy general manager. Ye Sheng applied to resign from his positions as director and deputy general manager of the fifth board of directors for personal reasons, and after resigning, he will no longer hold any position in the company. Ye Sheng's resignation from the company's board of directors did not result in the number of board members falling below the legal minimum, and his resignation letter will take effect from the date it is delivered to the company's board of directors

HYTY: Wholly-owned subsidiary acquires 53.125% equity in Chenxiang Minerals and increases capital

HYTY's wholly-owned subsidiary, HYTY Mining Investment, intends to acquire a 53.125% stake in Chenxiang Minerals for 30.6 million yuan and increase its capital by 32.4 million yuan. Upon completion of the transaction, HYTY Mining Investment will hold a 70% stake in Chenxiang Minerals, making it a consolidated subsidiary of HYTY. This acquisition will help HYTY expand its business scope and enhance its competitiveness