Investment Projects and Fund Utilization - Total funds raised for investment projects amounted to RMB 26,682.45 million as of June 30, 2024[39] - Additional investment of RMB 8,382.18 million was approved for the Microelectronic Welding Materials R&D Center project, extending its completion date to June 2026[39] - The Microelectronic Welding Materials Production Line Technical Transformation project was extended to December 2025[40] - An additional RMB 15,893.37 million was invested in the Microelectronic Welding Materials Capacity Expansion project, with the completion date extended to June 2027[40] - Pre-investment of RMB 830.36 million in the projects was replaced with raised funds by March 2023[40] - Total over-raised funds amounted to RMB 21,667.55 million, with RMB 12,900.00 million permanently used for working capital and RMB 8,382.18 million for additional project investments[41][42] - RMB 29,730.00 million of idle raised funds were used to purchase bank structured deposits as of June 30, 2024[42] - The Microelectronic Welding Materials Capacity Expansion project had an investment progress of 1.24% with a total investment of RMB 221.18 million as of the reporting period[43] - The Microelectronic Welding Materials Production Line Technical Transformation project had an investment progress of 8.60% with a total investment of RMB 428.25 million as of the reporting period[44] - The Microelectronic Welding Materials R&D Center project had an investment progress of 19.19% with a total investment of RMB 3,133.02 million as of the reporting period[44] - The company has used a total of RMB 21,282.18 million in excess raised funds, including RMB 12,900 million for permanent working capital and RMB 8,382.18 million for additional investment in the microelectronic soldering materials R&D center project[45][46] - As of June 30, 2024, the company has cumulatively used RMB 12,900 million in excess raised funds for permanent working capital and RMB 8,382.18 million for additional investment in the microelectronic soldering materials R&D center project[46] - The company has invested RMB 15,893.37 million in additional funds for the microelectronic soldering materials capacity expansion project, with the implementation location changed to Nantong, Jiangsu Province[46] - The company has adjusted the implementation method of the microelectronic soldering materials capacity expansion project from using existing factory buildings to constructing new factory buildings on newly acquired land[46] - As of June 30, 2024, the unused raised funds are deposited in the company's and its subsidiaries' bank accounts, with RMB 29,730 million used to purchase bank structured deposits[47] - The company's entrusted financial management in the reporting period totaled RMB 42,730 million, including RMB 18,000 million from self-owned funds and RMB 24,730 million from raised funds[49] - The company's derivative investments for hedging purposes in the reporting period totaled RMB 643.84 million, accounting for 0.58% of the company's net assets at the end of the reporting period[51] - The company's hedging tools have effectively utilized the risk avoidance function of financial derivatives, effectively hedging against price and market risks[52] - The company plans to invest an additional 158.9337 million yuan to expand the production capacity of microelectronic soldering materials, adding 30,000 tons of auxiliary soldering materials capacity[96] Subsidiaries and Financial Performance - The company's subsidiary, Huizhou Weijia Chemical Co., Ltd., achieved a net profit of 1,724,980.90 yuan with total assets of 29,818,957.18 yuan and revenue of 43,464,999.00 yuan[58] - Suzhou Weiteou Electronic Materials Technology Co., Ltd., another subsidiary, reported a net profit of 1,460,793.18 yuan, with total assets of 148,187,547.11 yuan and revenue of 105,465,512.67 yuan[58] - Shenzhen Weiteou Solder Materials Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary, recorded a net loss of 103,204.93 yuan, with total assets of 104,900,552.55 yuan and revenue of 91,352,393.44 yuan[58] - The company established four new subsidiaries during the reporting period: Jiangsu Weiteou Photovoltaic New Materials Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Weiteou New Materials Co., Ltd., Weiteou New Materials (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., and VITAL NEW MATERIAL PTE. LTD., none of which had a significant impact on overall operations[59] - The company established overseas subsidiaries, including Weituo New Materials (USA) Co., Ltd. and Weituo New Materials (Mexico) Co., Ltd., through its subsidiaries in Singapore and Hong Kong[97] Risks and Challenges - The company faces risks from macroeconomic changes and downstream industry fluctuations, which could lead to reduced orders and difficulties in customer payment recovery[59] - Raw material price fluctuations, particularly for tin and silver, pose a significant risk, with tin and tin alloy powder accounting for approximately 80% of the main business costs[59] - The company has implemented diversified procurement models and hedging tools to mitigate the impact of raw material price volatility[60] - There is a risk of bad debt from accounts receivable, which could affect liquidity and operational development[60] - The company is at risk of technological innovation and product development lagging behind market demands, which could reduce competitiveness[61] - Rapid expansion may lead to management risks, requiring improvements in organizational structure, management systems, and talent development[61] Investor Relations and Corporate Governance - The company conducted multiple investor relations activities, including on-site and telephone communications, with various institutional investors and analysts from March to June 2024, focusing on the company's overview and business development[62][63] - The company held its 2024 first and second extraordinary general meetings with investor participation rates of 55.95% and 54.46% respectively, and the 2023 annual general meeting with a 54.43% participation rate[65] - The company implemented a stock option incentive plan in 2024, with the board and supervisory board approving the plan and related measures in March and April 2024, and completing the registration of the first grant of stock options on April 19, 2024[67] - The company's vice president, Li Xiaoming, resigned on April 1, 2024, due to personal reasons[66] - The company did not disclose a "Quality and Return Dual Improvement" action plan announcement[64] - The company did not plan to distribute cash dividends, issue bonus shares, or convert capital reserve into share capital in the first half of 2024[66] - The company did not implement an employee stock ownership plan or other employee incentive measures during the reporting period[68] - The company implemented a 2023 equity distribution plan, distributing a cash dividend of RMB 82,096,000 (tax included) at RMB 14 per 10 shares, and a capital reserve transfer of 26,388,000 shares at 4.5 shares per 10 shares, achieving a record-high dividend payout ratio of 80.36%[70] - The company introduced a 2024 stock option incentive plan, approved by the board of directors and the board of supervisors on March 20, 2024[96] Environmental and Social Responsibility - The company actively engages in environmental protection and sustainable development, establishing management systems for environmental and safety production, and continuously improving equipment and green facilities to promote clean production[71] - The company organized a public welfare activity in February, involving middle and senior management and new employees, to promote social responsibility and a harmonious work environment[72] - The company held various employee welfare activities in the first half of the year, including a spring tea party, Mother's Day, Father's Day, employee birthday parties, and a charity flea market, to enhance employee engagement and internal cohesion[72] Shareholder Commitments and Shareholding Structure - The company's actual controllers, Liao Gaobing and Chen Yunhua, have committed to not transferring or entrusting others to manage their directly or indirectly held shares for 36 months after the company's stock listing, and to limit annual transfers to 25% of their total shares during their tenure as directors, supervisors, or senior managers[73] - Shenzhen Lileyuan Investment Management Co., Ltd. has committed to not transferring or entrusting others to manage its directly or indirectly held shares for 36 months after the company's stock listing[73] - Liao Gaobing, Chen Yunhua, and Shenzhen Lileyuan Investment Management Co., Ltd. have committed to not selling shares below the IPO price within two years after the lock-up period ends, and to extend the lock-up period by 6 months if the stock price remains below the IPO price for 20 consecutive trading days within 6 months of listing[73] - Tang Xin, Sang Zelin, Li Xiaoming, and Wu Jing have committed to not selling shares below the IPO price within two years after the lock-up period ends, and to extend the lock-up period by 6 months if the stock price remains below the IPO price for 20 consecutive trading days within 6 months of listing[74] - Du Xuan has committed to not selling shares below the IPO price within two years after the lock-up period ends[74] - Liao Gaobing, Chen Yunhua, and Shenzhen Lileyuan Investment Management Co., Ltd. have committed to avoiding any business activities that may directly or indirectly compete with the company's business[74] - The company, Liao Gaobing, Chen Yunhua, Li Xiaoming, Sang Zelin, Tang Xin, Wu Jing, and Xin Qiulan have committed to stabilizing the stock price by repurchasing shares or increasing holdings if the stock price remains below the net asset value per share for 20 consecutive trading days within three years of listing[75] - The company has committed to not providing any form of financial assistance, including loans or guarantees, to incentive recipients under the equity incentive plan[75] - The company has committed to ensuring that the information disclosed in the equity incentive plan is accurate and free from false statements or major omissions[75] - The company has committed to repurchasing all newly issued shares if it is found to have obtained listing through fraudulent means[75] - The company will strictly fulfill all public commitments made during its initial public offering and listing, and will take measures such as public apologies and compensation for investor losses if commitments are not fulfilled[76] - In case of fraudulent issuance or misrepresentation in the prospectus, the company will initiate a share repurchase program and compensate investors for losses[77] - The company will promptly disclose reasons for unfulfilled commitments and formulate plans to minimize investor losses in case of force majeure events[76] - The company's major shareholders, Liao Gaobing and Chen Yunhua, have committed to repurchasing shares and compensating investors if the company fails to meet listing conditions or if there are material misstatements in the prospectus[77] - The company's major shareholders will take responsibility for any losses caused by their failure to fulfill commitments and will return any benefits obtained from such violations to the company[78] - Shenzhen Lileyuan Investment Management Co., Ltd. has committed to taking measures to minimize losses for the company and investors if it fails to fulfill its public commitments[79] - The company's controlling shareholders and executives committed to maintaining the company's interests and linking compensation to performance[80] - The company's actual controller and executives pledged to comply with the company's profit distribution policy for 2021-2023[80] - The total number of shares increased from 58,640,000 to 85,028,000 due to a capital reserve transfer of 4.5 shares per 10 shares, resulting in an additional 26,388,000 shares[100] - Restricted shares decreased by 660,000 shares due to the unlocking of 25% of shares held by directors, supervisors, and senior management at the beginning of the year[100] - Restricted shares increased by 150,000 shares due to the resignation of former Vice President Li Xiaoming, whose shares were locked for six months post-resignation[100] - Former CFO Xin Qiulan holds 1,660 shares, of which 1,462 are restricted shares, following her resignation and subsequent share purchase[100] - Liao Gaobing holds 26,100,000 restricted shares, representing 30.70% of the total shares, with an increase of 8,100,000 shares due to pre-IPO restrictions and capital reserve transfer[102] - Shenzhen Lileyuan Investment Management Co., Ltd. holds 15,660,000 restricted shares, representing 18.42% of the total shares, with an increase of 4,860,000 shares due to pre-IPO restrictions and capital reserve transfer[102] - The total number of restricted shares increased from 32,500,000 to 46,386,962, representing 54.56% of the total shares[99] - The total number of unrestricted shares increased from 26,140,000 to 38,641,038, representing 45.45% of the total shares[99] - The company's share capital increased by 26,388,000 shares, resulting in a total share capital of 85,028,000 shares[100] - The company's shareholding structure includes 7,474 ordinary shareholders and no preferred shareholders or shareholders with special voting rights[102] - Du Xuan holds 11.26% of the company's shares, totaling 9,570,000 shares[103] - Chen Yunhua holds 1.71% of the company's shares, totaling 1,450,000 shares[103] - Wu Jing holds 1.57% of the company's shares, totaling 1,334,000 shares[103] - Yu Zebing holds 1.32% of the company's shares, totaling 1,125,525 shares, with 580,000 shares pledged[103] - Tang Xin holds 1.02% of the company's shares, totaling 870,000 shares[103] - Liao Gaobing and Chen Yunhua are the company's actual controllers, holding 10.00% and 90.00% of Shenzhen Lileyuan Investment Management Co., Ltd. respectively[105] - Liao Gaobing increased his shareholding by 8,100,000 shares, bringing his total to 26,100,000 shares[107] - Chen Yunhua increased his shareholding by 450,000 shares, bringing his total to 1,450,000 shares[107] - Wu Jing increased his shareholding by 414,000 shares, bringing his total to 1,334,000 shares[107] - The company implemented a 2023 equity distribution plan, increasing the number of shares by 4.5 shares per 10 shares through capital reserve[108] Financial Performance and Metrics - Net profit attributable to parent company shareholders was RMB 49,484,623.29, a decrease of 4.91% compared to RMB 52,041,535.66 in the same period last year[123] - Basic earnings per share (EPS) was RMB 0.7850, down 11.55% from RMB 0.8875 in the previous year[124] - Total operating revenue reached RMB 422,803,018.82, an increase of 23.76% year-over-year from RMB 341,639,235.84[125] - Operating costs rose to RMB 341,192,793.95, up 29.51% compared to RMB 263,458,360.75 in the same period last year[125] - R&D expenses increased to RMB 14,118,129.33, representing a 7.98% growth from RMB 13,074,756.72 in the previous year[125] - Cash received from sales of goods and services amounted to RMB 454,287,028.24, a 16.31% increase from RMB 390,573,513.76 in the same period last year[126] - Total comprehensive income was RMB 49,510,693.89, down 4.86% from RMB 52,041,535.66 in the previous year[124] - Interest income grew significantly to RMB 2,888,590.68, a 47.87% increase from RMB 1,953,402.98 in the same period last year[125] - Income tax expenses decreased slightly to RMB 6,227,841.04, down 0.64% from RMB 6,267,822.24 in the previous year[123] - Other comprehensive income after tax was RMB 26,070.60, compared to zero in the same period last year[123] - The company's total owner's equity at the beginning of the year was 1,135,454,390.00[131] - The company's total owner's equity at the end of the period was 1,102,508,960.00[132] - The company's capital reserve decreased by 25,827,004.44 during the period[131] - The company's undistributed profit decreased by 32,611,376.71 during the period[131] - The company's total comprehensive income for the period was 48,698,323.32[131] - The company allocated 82,096,000.00 for profit distribution to shareholders[132] - The company's capital reserve at the end of the period was 647,121,916.00[132] - The company's undistributed profit at the end of the period was 336,193,685.00[132] - The company's special reserve decreased by 108,771.77 during the period[132] - The company's total owner's equity decreased by 32,945,430.00 during the period[131] - Total comprehensive income for the period amounted to RMB 520,415,356.6[133] - The company allocated RMB 41,048,000.0 for distribution to owners (or shareholders)[133] - The balance of undistributed profits at the end of the period was RMB 318,652,863.02[134] - The balance of capital reserve at the end of the period was RMB 672,948,917.25[134] - The balance of general risk reserve at the end of the period was RMB 29,320,000.0[134] - The balance of surplus reserve at the end of the period was RMB 4,596,173.55[133] - The balance of owner's equity at the end of the period was RMB 1,084,453,050.95[134] - The balance of minority interests at the end of the period was RMB 0.00[133] - The balance of special reserve at the end of the period was RMB 295,097.13[133] - The balance of other comprehensive income at the end of the period was RMB 0.00[133] Accounting Policies and Financial Instruments - The company uses an expected credit loss
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