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The future can be expected! Poly GCL Energy officially included in Hong Kong Stock Connect

On March 4, the Shanghai Stock Exchange released the latest Hong Kong Stock Connect stock list adjustments, Poly GCL Energy (3800.HK) $GCL TECH (03800.HK)$ It was officially transferred to the Hong Kong Stock Connect list. This means that domestic investors who meet the relevant qualifications can directly trade the company's shares through the Hong Kong Stock Connect channel, which is of great significance for the return of the company's true valuation.
On March 4, the Shanghai Stock Exchange released the latest Hong Kong Stock Connect stock list adjustments, Poly GCL Energy (3800.HK) $GCL TECH (03800.HK)$ It was officially transferred to the Hong Kong Stock Connect list. This means that domestic investors who meet the relevant qualifications can directly trade the company's shares through the Hong Kong Stock Connect channel, which is of great significance for the return of the company's true valuation.  Hong Kong Stock Connect is a cooperative program between the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and Shanghai Stock Exchange. It is an important channel for mainland Chinese capital to invest in Hong Kong stocks. The entry of Hong Kong listed companies into the Hong Kong Stock Connect shows that corporate governance is improving, the prospects for business development are promising, and have received full recognition from regulators and overseas investors in the Hong Kong market. As a leading silicon company with core competitiveness in scientific and technological innovation, Poly GCL Energy has been working in the field of R&D in recent years. After the introduction of FBR granular silicon with independent intellectual property rights, the company successively collected the first carbon footprint certificate from China and France with an ultra-low carbon dioxide equivalent of 37.000 kg, and also won several 10 billion silicon procurement orders from leading domestic photovoltaic companies, leading the development direction of the industry and attracted market attention.  The Hong Kong Stock Connect list is adjusted every six months, and high-quality investment targets are constantly being discovered. The return of Poly GCL Energy to Hong Kong Stock Connect fully demonstrates the market's recognition of the company's strength, and also heralds the official start of the road to the return of the value of GCL Poly Energy!

Hong Kong Stock Connect is a cooperative program between the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and Shanghai Stock Exchange. It is an important channel for mainland Chinese capital to invest in Hong Kong stocks. The entry of Hong Kong listed companies into the Hong Kong Stock Connect shows that corporate governance is improving, the prospects for business development are promising, and have received full recognition from regulators and overseas investors in the Hong Kong market.
As a leading silicon company with core competitiveness in scientific and technological innovation, Poly GCL Energy has been working in the field of R&D in recent years. After the introduction of FBR granular silicon with independent intellectual property rights, the company successively collected the first carbon footprint certificate from China and France with an ultra-low carbon dioxide equivalent of 37.000 kg, and also won several 10 billion silicon procurement orders from leading domestic photovoltaic companies, leading the development direction of the industry and attracted market attention.
On March 4, the Shanghai Stock Exchange released the latest Hong Kong Stock Connect stock list adjustments, Poly GCL Energy (3800.HK) $GCL TECH (03800.HK)$ It was officially transferred to the Hong Kong Stock Connect list. This means that domestic investors who meet the relevant qualifications can directly trade the company's shares through the Hong Kong Stock Connect channel, which is of great significance for the return of the company's true valuation.  Hong Kong Stock Connect is a cooperative program between the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and Shanghai Stock Exchange. It is an important channel for mainland Chinese capital to invest in Hong Kong stocks. The entry of Hong Kong listed companies into the Hong Kong Stock Connect shows that corporate governance is improving, the prospects for business development are promising, and have received full recognition from regulators and overseas investors in the Hong Kong market. As a leading silicon company with core competitiveness in scientific and technological innovation, Poly GCL Energy has been working in the field of R&D in recent years. After the introduction of FBR granular silicon with independent intellectual property rights, the company successively collected the first carbon footprint certificate from China and France with an ultra-low carbon dioxide equivalent of 37.000 kg, and also won several 10 billion silicon procurement orders from leading domestic photovoltaic companies, leading the development direction of the industry and attracted market attention.  The Hong Kong Stock Connect list is adjusted every six months, and high-quality investment targets are constantly being discovered. The return of Poly GCL Energy to Hong Kong Stock Connect fully demonstrates the market's recognition of the company's strength, and also heralds the official start of the road to the return of the value of GCL Poly Energy!

The Hong Kong Stock Connect list is adjusted every six months, and high-quality investment targets are constantly being discovered. The return of Poly GCL Energy to Hong Kong Stock Connect fully demonstrates the market's recognition of the company's strength, and also heralds the official start of the road to the return of the value of GCL Poly Energy!
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