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C213481A West China Cement 1..2 香 港 交 易 及 結 算 所 有 限 公 司 及 香 港 聯 合 交 易 所 有 限 公 司 對 本 公 佈 的 內 容 概 不 負 責 ， 對 其 準 確 性 或 完 整 性 亦 不 發 表 任 何 聲 明 ， 並 明 確 表 示 概 不 就 因 本 公 佈 全 部 或 任 何 部 分 內 容 而 產 生 或 因 倚 賴 該 等 內 容 而 引 致 的 任 何 損 失 承 擔 任 何 責 任 。 根 據 香 港 聯 合 交 易 所 有 限 公 司 證 券 上 市 規 則 所 規 定 ， 本 公 佈 及 其 所 提 述 的 上 市 文 件 僅 作 參 考 用 途 ， 並 非 在 美 國 或 任 何 其 他 司 法 權 區 提 呈 出 售 或 招 攬 購 買 任 何 證 券 的 要 約 ， 倘 未 根 據 任 何 該 等 司 法 權 區 的 證 券 法 辦 理 登 記 或 未 獲 得 資 格 而 於 當 地 提 呈 有 關 要 約 、 招 攬 或 出 售 即 屬 違 法 ， 本 公 佈 不 構 成 提 呈 出 售 任 何 證 券 建 議 或 招 攬 購 買 證 券 的 建 議 。 本 公 佈 及 其 任 何 內 容（ 包 括 上 市 文 件 ）並 不 構 成 任 何 合 約 或 承 諾 的 依 據 。 本 公 佈 所 述 證 券 並 無 亦 不 會 根 據 一 九 三 三 年 美 國 證 券 法（ 經 修 訂 ）登 記 ， 且 在 未 辦 理 登 記 或 未 適 當 獲 得 豁 免 登 記 的 情 況 下 ， 本 公 佈 所 述 證 券 亦 不 得 在 美 國 提 呈 發 售 或 出 售 。 凡 在 美 國 公 開 發 售 證 券 ， 均 須 基 於 招 股 章 程 進 行 。 該 招 股 章 程 將 載 有 有 關 中 國 西 部 水 泥 有 限 公 司（「 本 公 司 」）及 其 管 理 層 以 及 財 務 報 表 的 詳 盡 資 料 。 本 公 司 不 會 在 美 國 公 開 發 售 證 券 。 為 免 生 疑 ， 刊 發 本 公 佈 及 其 所 述 的 上 市 文 件 不 應 被 視 為 就 香 港 法 例 第 32 章 公 司 （ 清 盤 及 雜 項 條 文 ）條 例 而 言 根 據 發 行 人 或 代 表 發 行 人 發 出 的 招 股 章 程 作 出 之 證 券 要 約 ， 亦 不 構 成 就 香 港 法 例 第 571 章 證 券 及 期 貨 條 例 而 言 的 廣 告 、 邀 請 或 文 件 ， 其 中 載 有 向 公 眾 人 士 發 出 的 邀 請 ， 以 訂 立 或 要 約 訂 立 有 關 收 購 、 出 售 、 認 購 或 包 銷 證 券 的 協 議 。 WEST CHINA CEMENT LIMITED 中國西部水泥有限公司 （於澤西註冊成立的有限公司，註冊編號 94796 ） （股份代號： 2233 ） 於 二 零 二 六 年 到 期 本 金 總 額 600 百 萬 美 元 的 4.95 % 優 先 票 據 （ 股 份 代 號 ： 40756 ） （「票 據」） – 1 – 刊 發 發 售 備 忘 錄 本 公 佈 乃 根 據 香 港 聯 合 交 易 所 有 限 公 司（「 聯 交 所 」）證 券 上 市 規 則（「 上 市 規 則 」）第 37.39A 條 刊 發 。 請 參 閱 本 公 佈 隨 附 日 期 為 二 零 二 一 年 六 月 二 十 九 日 的 發 售 備 忘 錄（「 發 售 備 忘 錄 」）， 內 容 有 關 票 據 發 行 。 發 售 備 忘 錄 僅 備 有 英 文 本 。 發 售 備 忘 錄 並 無 刊 發 中 文 本 。 誠 如 發 售 備 忘 錄 所 披 露 ， 票 據 擬 定 僅 供 專 業 投 資 者（ 定 義 見 上 市 規 則 第 37 章 ） 購 買 ， 並 已 按 此 基 礎 於 聯 交 所 上 市 。 因 此 ， 本 公 司 及 附 屬 公 司 擔 保 人（ 各 自 的 定 義 見 本 公 佈 所 附 發 售 備 忘 錄 ）確 認 票 據 並 不 適 合 作 為 香 港 散 戶 投 資 者 的 投 資 。 投 資 者 應 審 慎 考 慮 所 涉 及 的 風 險 。 發 售 備 忘 錄 並 不 構 成 向 任 何 司 法 權 區 的 公 眾 人 士 提 呈 出 售 任 何 證 券 的 招 股 章 程 、 通 告 、 通 函 、 宣 傳 冊 或 廣 告 ， 亦 非 邀 請 公 眾 人 士 提 呈 認 購 或 購 買 任 何 證 券 的 要 約 ， 此 外 亦 非 供 傳 閱 以 邀 請 公 眾 人 士 提 呈 認 購 或 購 買 任 何 證 券 的 要 約 。 發 售 備 忘 錄 不 應 被 視 為 認 購 或 購 買 本 公 司 任 何 證 券 的 勸 誘 ， 亦 不 擬 構 成 作 出 該 等 勸 誘 。 任 何 投 資 決 定 不 應 以 發 售 備 忘 錄 所 載 資 料 為 依 據 。 承 董 事 會 命 中 國 西 部 水 泥 有 限 公 司 主 席 張 繼 民 香 港 ， 二 零 二 一 年 七 月 九 日 於 本 公 佈 日 期 ， 執 行 董 事 為 張 繼 民 先 生 及 馬 維 平 博 士 ； 非 執 行 董 事 為 馬 朝 陽 先 生 、 劉 剡 女 士 及 范 長 虹 先 生 ； 以 及 獨 立 非 執 行 董 事 為 李 港 衛 先 生 、 譚 競 正 先 生 及 朱 東 先 生 。 – 2 – IMPORTANT NOTICE THIS OFFERING IS AVAILABLE ONLY TO INVESTORS WHO ARE OUTSIDE OF THE U.S. IMPORTANT: You must read the following before continuing. 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