紫金矿业：拟以协议收购A股和认购定向增发H股的方式获得赤峰黄金控制权

This pattern is used to show the method or means used to achieve something. “以” introduces the means, and “的方式” turns it into a formal noun phrase meaning “by way of…”. It is very common in news, business, and formal written Chinese.

“拟” means “plan to” or “intend to”, often used in formal announcements. When followed by “以 + 价格/条件 + 动词”, it means someone plans to carry out a transaction at a certain price or under certain terms. This is especially common in financial and legal news.

“较” is a formal written equivalent of “比”, meaning “compared with”. It is commonly used in financial and news writing to compare prices, percentages, or other figures. The structure is often “A较B……”.

This pattern is used to express proportions or percentages. “约” means “approximately”, “占” means “to make up / account for”, and “的” links the total being measured. It is common when describing shares, percentages, and ratios.

This is a time-reference structure often used in formal writing to compare a situation before and after a specific event. “本次” means “this time / this instance”, and it modifies an event noun such as “交易”. It helps clearly organize changes in status or quantity.