Jinchuan Group International says added forensic work does not change key findings on Ruashi Mine issues

• Jinchuan Group International Resources issued a supplemental update on its independent forensic investigation, citing additional work with no material change to key findings.
• The forensic accountant still found no sufficient direct documentary evidence that third-party agent GFS provided services, leaving payment substance not unequivocally established.
• Other evidence reviewed indicated government claims or penalties fell sharply following GFS engagement, supporting a possible business rationale for the payments.
• The special independent committee concluded the investigation was sufficient, attributing issues to employee misconduct at Ruashi Mine, internal control weaknesses.
• Shares remain suspended in Hong Kong since March 28, 2025, pending further notice.

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