Editor’s Note
This article reports on a risk warning and business rule adjustment issued by China Gold Group Gold Jewelry Co., Ltd. regarding its precious metals buyback service. The announcement highlights the company’s efforts to inform customers of market risks and adapt its policies accordingly.
On February 6, China Gold Group Gold Jewelry Co., Ltd. (China Gold Jewelry) issued an “Announcement on Precious Metals Risk Warning and Adjustment of Precious Metals Buyback Business Rules” via its official WeChat public account “China Gold”.
The announcement stated that recently, affected by multiple factors, precious metals price fluctuations have significantly intensified, with continued rising uncertainty. China Gold Group Gold Jewelry Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as China Gold Jewelry) reminds consumers to rationally view the fluctuations in the precious metals market, enhance risk prevention awareness, and invest in gold rationally.
To adapt to precious metals market risk management requirements and improve business operational efficiency and customer service levels, China Gold Jewelry will adjust the precious metals buyback business rules for all channels of the “China Gold” brand (including offline stores and online channels). The specific arrangements are as follows:
Starting from February 7, 2026, precious metals buyback services will be suspended on Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory holidays, which are non-trading days for the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
Starting from February 7, 2026, during business hours, quota management will be implemented for buyback services, including but not limited to a single customer’s daily cumulative buyback limit, single transaction total buyback limit, etc., and an appointment system will be implemented.