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Credit Rating Report for Jiangyin Electric Alloy Co., Ltd.'s 2025 Issuance of Convertible Corporate Bonds to Unspecified Qualified Investors

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CSCI Pengyuan has assigned an AA- credit rating to Jiangyin Electric Alloy Co., Ltd. and its proposed 2025 convertible bond issuance, with a stable outlook. The rating reflects the company's strong market position in copper products for electrified railways and stable profitability. However, the rating considers risks related to rising raw material costs, increased working capital requirements, and significant capital expenditure for projects under construction.

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Credit Rating Report for Jiangyin Electric Alloy Co., Ltd.'s 2025 Issuance of Convertible Corporate Bonds to Unspecified Qualified Investors

CSCI Pengyuan [2025] No. Z [2337] 01

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Jiangyin Electric Alloy Co., Ltd. 2025 Credit Rating Report for Issuance of Convertible Corporate Bonds to Unspecified Qualified Investors

Rating Results

Issuer Credit Rating: AA-

Rating Outlook: Stable

Bond Credit Rating: AA-

Rating Date: 2025-12-19

Rating Rationale: This rating considers the development of China's copper processing industry and the favorable outlook for downstream sectors. Jiangyin Electric Alloy Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the "Company", stock code 300697.SZ) has competitive advantages in copper products for electrified railway contact networks, with stable production and operating income. However, CSCI Pengyuan also notes that rising raw material prices have increased accounts receivable and inventory, putting pressure on working capital. The company also faces significant capital expenditure for projects under construction, leading to increased debt and potential pressure on production capacity absorption and capital.

Bond Overview

Issuance Scale: Not exceeding 545 million yuan (inclusive)

Issuance Term: 6 years

Repayment Method: Interest paid annually, principal and final interest repaid at maturity

Purpose: 388 million yuan for the 350,000-ton high-performance copper and copper alloy material production project; 157 million yuan for working capital and bank loan repayment

Company Key Financial Data and Indicators (Unit: 100 million yuan)

Item2025.9202420232022
Total Assets21.6418.3915.6015.09
Equity Attributable to Parent12.2611.2310.569.78
Total Debt7.955.994.064.52
Operating Income22.9325.9323.9221.27
Net Profit1.291.321.371.13
Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities0.53-0.261.581.24
Net Debt/EBITDA--2.071.131.54
EBITDA Interest Coverage Ratio--15.5014.509.80
Total Debt/Capital39.25%34.71%27.75%31.58%
FFO/Total Debt--36.57%59.75%38.26%
EBITDA Profit Margin--7.59%8.26%8.66%
Return on Total Assets--9.49%11.45%9.84%
Current Ratio1.571.651.961.65
Cash to Short-term Debt Ratio0.450.440.610.50
Sales Gross Margin11.23%10.65%11.57%11.72%
Asset-Liability Ratio43.14%38.76%32.19%35.07%

Contact Information

Project Manager: Bi Liu

Email: bil@cspengyuan.com

Project Team Member: Yang Hui

Email: yanghs@cspengyuan.com

Rating Director: [blank]

Contact Number: 0755-82872897

Positive Factors

  1. In 2024, China's copper processing output grew well, with a favorable downstream outlook. From 2022 to 2024, China's total copper processing output grew from 20.25 million tons to 21.25 million tons, with a compound annual growth rate of 2.44%.

  2. The company has high entry barriers in the electrified railway contact network market and possesses competitive advantages. It is a leading manufacturer of copper contact wires and load-bearing cables for electrified railways certified by China Railway.

  3. The company has maintained steady growth in production and operations, with increasing operating income and stable profitability.

Concerns

  1. Accounts receivable and inventory have occupied a large amount of working capital. In 2024, due to rising copper prices, the company's product prices increased, leading to growth in accounts receivable and inventory.

  2. The company has large-scale capital expenditure for projects under construction, posing risks of capacity absorption and capital expenditure pressure.

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