Fundraising Overview - Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd. raised a total of RMB 290 million through the issuance of 2.9 million convertible bonds at a face value of RMB 100 each, with a net amount of RMB 285.58 million after deducting underwriting fees [1][2] - The funds were deposited in a special account and verified by Tianjian Accounting Firm [1] Fund Utilization - The total amount of funds used was RMB 287.83 million, which includes investments in the automotive suspension damping product project and working capital [1][5] - The actual investment in the automotive suspension damping product project was RMB 28.56 million, while the working capital project received the remaining funds [1][5] Financial Performance - The company reported a total return of RMB 223.68 million from idle funds, which includes interest from bank deposits and returns from low-risk financial products [2][3] - The automotive suspension damping product project achieved a projected annual net profit of RMB 37.62 million once fully operational, although market conditions have limited its performance [7] Idle Fund Management - The company has utilized idle funds for low-risk financial products, with a total of RMB 260 million invested in bank financial products from 2020 to 2021, yielding returns of RMB 1.46 million and RMB 2.17 million respectively [3][4] - Temporary working capital was supplemented using idle funds, with amounts of RMB 130 million, RMB 90 million, and RMB 37 million approved for use in different years, all of which were recovered within the stipulated time [3][4] Project Completion and Account Closure - As of December 31, 2024, all fundraising projects have been completed, and the special fundraising account has been closed with no remaining balance [2][5]

Core Viewpoint - Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd. has not faced any penalties from regulatory authorities in the last five years, but it has received warnings related to performance forecasts and short-term trading violations by a former executive [1][2][5]. Regulatory Actions and Rectification - In the last five years, the company has not been penalized by regulatory authorities or exchanges [1]. - The company received a verbal warning for inaccurate performance forecasts, where the actual net profit for 2020 was reported at 4.34 million yuan, significantly lower than the forecast range of 10.08 million to 24.96 million yuan, representing a decrease of 57% to 83% [1][2]. - The warning was issued to the company and its then-chairman, general manager, board secretary, financial officer, and an independent director for failing to fulfill their duties as per the stock listing rules [2]. - The company has taken corrective measures by enhancing training on stock listing rules and improving internal management to prevent similar issues in the future [2][5]. - A warning letter was issued to the former vice president, Li Zhenhui, for short-term trading violations involving his spouse's trading activities, which included buying 106,300 shares and selling 109,200 shares within a six-month period, constituting a violation of the Securities Law [3][4]. - The short-term trading profits of 23,347 yuan were returned to the company, and Li Zhenhui resigned from his position on May 25, 2020 [4][5]. - The company has communicated these issues to its major shareholders and has emphasized the importance of compliance with securities laws among its executives [5].

Group 1 - The report provides an overview of the fundraising activities and the usage of the raised funds by Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd. as of December 31, 2024 [1][2] - The company raised a total of 290,000 bonds with a face value of 100 RMB each, amounting to 29,000.00 million RMB, with a net amount of 28,558.96 million RMB after deducting related expenses [3][4] - The funds were deposited into a regulatory account managed by the lead underwriter, Guangfa Securities Co., Ltd., on January 7, 2020 [3] Group 2 - The report states that there were no changes in the usage of the previously raised funds [4] - The actual investment amount was 28,782.64 million RMB, which is 223.68 million RMB less than the promised investment amount [4][5] - The difference in investment amounts is attributed to the temporary purchase of principal-protected financial products and interest earned from bank deposits [4][5] Group 3 - The company did not transfer or replace any investment projects funded by the previous fundraising [4][5] - The report indicates that the supplementary working capital project primarily ensures normal operations and cannot be individually assessed for benefits [5] - The cumulative returns from the investment projects were below the promised returns by 20% or more [5] Group 4 - The company utilized idle funds to purchase principal-protected financial products and temporarily supplement working capital [7][8] - The board approved the use of up to 17,000.00 million RMB for purchasing financial products, with a total of 26,000.00 million RMB used in 2020, yielding a return of 216.92 million RMB [8][9] - Temporary working capital supplementation was approved for amounts not exceeding 13,000.00 million RMB, with funds being returned within the stipulated period [8][9]

General Principles - The management system for the shares held by the directors and senior management of Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd. aims to strengthen the management of shareholding changes and clarify procedures based on relevant laws and regulations [1][2] - Directors and senior management must comply with this system [1] Shareholding Change Rules and Information Disclosure - Directors and senior management must notify the board secretary in writing before buying or selling shares, and the board secretary will verify compliance with disclosure and major matters [3][4] - Shareholding changes must be reported to the company within two trading days, including details such as the number of shares held before and after the change [8][9] Restrictions on Share Transfer - Directors and senior management cannot transfer shares within one year of the company's stock listing or within six months after leaving the company [10] - The maximum number of shares that can be transferred annually is limited to 25% of the total shares held [5][6] Reporting and Compliance - Directors and senior management must ensure that their family members and related parties do not trade based on insider information [9][10] - Violations of the system may result in penalties, including warnings, demotions, or legal actions [26][27] Implementation and Amendments - The system will be implemented upon approval by the board and will replace the previous remuneration management system for directors and senior management [31]

Core Points - The document outlines the resignation management system for directors of Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd, aiming to ensure stability and continuity in corporate governance while protecting the rights and interests of the company and its shareholders [2][3]. Chapter 1: General Principles - The system is established based on various laws and regulations, including the Company Law and Securities Law of the People's Republic of China, as well as the company's own articles of association [2]. Chapter 2: Types of Resignation and Procedures - Types of director resignations include term expiration without re-election, voluntary resignation, retirement, dismissal, and other circumstances leading to actual resignation [4]. - Directors automatically resign upon the approval of the shareholders' meeting if their term expires without re-election [5]. - Directors can resign before their term ends by submitting a written resignation report, which becomes effective upon delivery, except in specific circumstances [6]. Chapter 3: Responsibilities and Obligations of Resigning Directors - Resigning directors must complete all handover procedures and report relevant information through the stock exchange within two trading days after resignation [5]. - The company can require resigning directors to fulfill any outstanding public commitments and may seek compensation for any losses incurred due to non-fulfillment [11]. - Resigning directors are prohibited from using their former positions to interfere with the company's operations or harm the interests of the company and its shareholders [12]. Chapter 4: Management of Resigning Directors' Shareholdings - Resigning directors are restricted from transferring their shares within six months after leaving the company [18]. - Directors who resign before their term ends must adhere to specific share reduction limits during their tenure and the six months following their departure [18]. Chapter 5: Supplementary Provisions - Any matters not covered by this system will be governed by relevant national laws and regulations, as well as the company's articles of association [21]. - The board of directors is responsible for formulating, interpreting, and amending this system [22].

Core Points - The internal control system of Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd. aims to enhance compliance with laws and regulations, improve operational efficiency, safeguard assets, and ensure accurate information disclosure [1][2][3] - The board of directors is responsible for the establishment and effective execution of the internal control system [1][3] Group 1: Internal Control Objectives - The internal control system is designed to comply with national laws and regulations, improve operational efficiency, safeguard company assets, and ensure fair information disclosure [1][2] - The company aims to enhance its governance structure and establish effective incentive mechanisms to foster a culture of risk prevention [3][4] Group 2: Internal Control Components - The internal control system includes elements such as internal environment, objective setting, event identification, risk assessment, risk response, control activities, information and communication, and monitoring [2][4] - The company will continuously improve its management of various operational aspects, including sales, procurement, asset management, and financial reporting [4][5] Group 3: Management Control of Subsidiaries - The company will implement control policies for its subsidiaries, ensuring they establish their own internal control systems [5][6] - Control activities include establishing management systems, monitoring significant business and financial matters, and performance evaluation of subsidiaries [6][7] Group 4: Internal Control of Related Transactions - The company will adhere to principles of honesty, equality, and fairness in related transactions, ensuring that such transactions do not harm the interests of the company and its shareholders [6][7] - Related transactions will require prior approval from independent directors, and detailed assessments of transaction conditions will be conducted [7][8] Group 5: External Guarantee Control - The company will follow legal and prudent principles in external guarantees, ensuring strict control over guarantee risks [8][9] - The board will assess the financial and operational status of guaranteed parties before making decisions on guarantees [9][10] Group 6: Major Investment Control - The internal control for major investments will focus on legality, prudence, and effectiveness, with a dedicated team evaluating investment risks and returns [10][11] - The board will regularly review the progress and effectiveness of major investment projects [11][12] Group 7: Internal Audit and Disclosure - The internal audit department will regularly check for deficiencies in internal controls and report findings to the board [12][13] - The company will disclose its internal control self-evaluation report and auditor's opinions to the Shanghai Stock Exchange within four months after the end of each fiscal year [13][14]

General Overview - The document outlines the operational guidelines for the General Manager of Zhejiang Zhengyu Industrial Co., Ltd, aiming to enhance corporate governance and ensure efficient management [1][2]. Qualifications and Appointment Procedures - The General Manager must possess extensive economic and management knowledge, strong operational capabilities, and relevant work experience [1][2]. - Individuals with specific disqualifying conditions, such as being banned by regulatory authorities, cannot serve as General Manager [2]. - The General Manager is appointed or dismissed by the Board of Directors, with a term of three years, which can be renewed [2][3]. Powers of the General Manager - The General Manager is responsible for the company's operational management and has the authority to make decisions on external investments and asset disposals within the limits set by the Board [3][4]. - Specific transaction limits are defined, such as transactions involving assets not exceeding 10% of the company's audited total assets or net assets, with absolute monetary caps [4][5]. Responsibilities of the General Manager - The General Manager must protect the company's assets, adhere to the company's articles of association, and report regularly to the Board [6][7]. - Responsibilities include market analysis, quality management, and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements [7][8]. Management Meetings - The General Manager's office meetings are convened to address significant operational decisions, ensuring informed and timely decision-making [8][9]. - The meetings include senior management and can involve Board members, with records maintained for at least ten years [8][9]. Reporting System - The General Manager is required to report regularly to the Board and the Audit Committee, providing essential financial statements and operational updates [9].

Core Viewpoint - The company has established a special system to prevent the major shareholders and related parties from occupying company funds, aiming to protect the rights and interests of the company, shareholders, and other stakeholders [1][2]. Group 1: General Principles - The system aims to strengthen and standardize the company's fund management and establish a long-term mechanism to prevent fund occupation by major shareholders and related parties [1]. - Fund occupation includes both operational and non-operational fund occupation, with operational occupation arising from related transactions and non-operational occupation involving various expenses and debts [1][2]. Group 2: Responsibilities and Measures - The company's board and senior management are responsible for maintaining fund security and must adhere to relevant laws and company regulations [2][3]. - The chairman and general manager are the primary responsible persons for preventing fund occupation, while the finance department is tasked with monitoring fund flows [2][3][4]. Group 3: Fund Management Procedures - Any operational fund transactions with major shareholders must follow the company's decision-making procedures for approval [3][4]. - The finance department must strictly review and monitor fund outflows, ensuring that funds are not occupied during repayments [3][5]. Group 4: Prevention and Reporting - Non-operational fund occupation by major shareholders is strictly prohibited, including covering costs and expenses [4][5]. - The finance and audit departments will conduct semi-annual checks on fund transactions and report findings to the board [5][6]. Group 5: Accountability and Penalties - Major shareholders and responsible personnel who violate the regulations will be held liable for damages caused to the company [6][7]. - Funds occupied by major shareholders should generally be repaid in cash, with strict controls on non-cash asset settlements [6][7]. Group 6: Miscellaneous Provisions - The system will be implemented upon approval by the board and will be revised in accordance with new laws and regulations [8].

Core Viewpoint - Multiple listed companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets announced significant updates, including stock issuance terminations, share transfers, acquisitions, and financial performance reports, which may present investment opportunities and risks for investors [2]. Major Events - Jinbo Co., Ltd. announced the termination of its plan to issue A-shares to specific investors for the year 2025 [3]. - Cross-Border Communication's largest shareholder successfully auctioned 8 million shares for 36.09 million yuan, with no change in control [4]. - Shanghai Shimao Development's subsidiary plans to sell part of its Quanzhou project for 2.053 billion yuan, expecting a net profit of approximately 163 million yuan [6]. - Prit Group's subsidiary introduced a strategic investor, Guangzhou Guoyan No. 1, through a capital increase [7]. - Caesar Travel's subsidiary intends to acquire 51% of Guotour Fujian for 16.83 million yuan [8]. - Dongfang Fortune's shareholder plans to transfer 159 million shares, representing 1% of the total share capital [9]. - Changhong High-Tech plans to acquire 100% of Guangxi Changke's equity, with shares resuming trading on July 21 [10]. - Weifu High-Tech intends to convert its B-shares to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange [11][12]. - ST Yazhen's stock will resume trading on July 21 after completing a verification process [13]. - ChipLink Integration plans to acquire 72.33% of ChipLink Yuezhou for 5.897 billion yuan [14]. - Notai Bio will be subject to risk warnings, changing its A-share abbreviation to ST Notai due to previous financial misreporting [15]. - Delisted Jinguang's stock will cease trading on July 25 [16]. - Bohui Co. plans to purchase servers and related assets for intelligent computing services, with a total expenditure not exceeding 390 million yuan [17]. Financial Performance - CICC's subsidiary reported a net profit of 987 million yuan for the first half of the year [21]. - Great Wall Motors reported a net profit of 6.337 billion yuan, a decrease of 10.22% year-on-year [22]. - Shuangjie Electric expects a net profit of 100 million to 120 million yuan, an increase of 16.03% to 39.23% year-on-year [23]. - Shentong Technology reported a net profit of 64.278 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 111.09% [24]. - Sanhuan Group anticipates a net profit of 1.128 billion to 1.333 billion yuan, a growth of 10% to 30% year-on-year [25][26]. - Nanjing Gaoke's contract sales reached 820 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 824.68% [27]. - Kaierda expects a net profit of 1.97 million to 2.56 million yuan, a decrease of 89.11% to 91.62% year-on-year [28]. Major Contracts - Senyuan Electric signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Xuchang Digital Technology for a business collaboration worth up to 500 million yuan [29]. - Oke Technology signed a 176 million yuan equipment sales contract, accounting for 40.51% of its last year's revenue [30]. - Rike Chemical signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Dongming Petrochemical for various technical collaborations [31]. Shareholding Changes - Hongbaoli's major shareholder plans to reduce its stake by up to 2% [33]. - Yaopi Glass's shareholder plans to reduce its stake by up to 2% [34]. - Dingsheng New Materials' shareholders plan to reduce their stake by up to 3% [35]. - Huiyun Titanium's controlling shareholder plans to reduce its stake by up to 3% [36]. - MediX's shareholder plans to reduce its stake by up to 1.49% [37]. - Aopu Optoelectronics' controlling shareholder plans to reduce its stake by up to 1% [38]. - Huada Jiutian's major shareholders plan to reduce their stakes by up to 1.5% [39][40]. Financing Activities - Zhengyu Industrial plans to raise up to 450 million yuan through a private placement [41]. - Dongwu Securities plans to raise up to 6 billion yuan through a private placement, with specific subscriptions from major investors [42]. - Weiguang Bio plans to raise up to 1.5 billion yuan for its smart industrial base project [43].

Core Viewpoint - The company has announced its intention to apply for a specific issuance of A-shares and has disclosed its regulatory history over the past five years, indicating no penalties but some regulatory measures taken against it [1]. Regulatory Measures - In May 2021, the company received an oral warning from the Shanghai Stock Exchange due to discrepancies between its 2020 earnings forecast and actual results, with a deviation exceeding 50%, which constituted an inaccurate earnings forecast violation [1]. - The company took corrective actions by enhancing internal management and compliance training following the warning, and no similar incidents have occurred since [1]. Individual Accountability - In August 2020, the Zhejiang Securities Regulatory Bureau issued a warning letter to the former vice president, Li Zhenhui, for engaging in short-term trading of the company's stock through his spouse's account, which involved buying 106,300 shares and selling 109,200 shares [2]. - The short-term trading resulted in a profit of 23,347 yuan, which was returned to the company, and Li Zhenhui resigned from his position on May 25, 2020, acknowledging the seriousness of the issue [2].