Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-05-06 11:34Core Viewpoint - Eight A-share listed companies have failed to disclose their annual reports on time, with some actively pursuing delisting, while others face verification issues [1][2][3]. Group 1: Companies with Delayed Annual Reports - The eight companies include Yulong Co., AVIC Industry Finance, Puli Tui, ST Xinchao, Zitian Technology, Jinlitai, Tianmao Group, and *ST Hengli [2][3]. - Among these, Yulong Co., ST Xinchao, AVIC Industry Finance, and Tianmao Group have market capitalizations exceeding 10 billion yuan, with AVIC Industry Finance reaching 30.6 billion yuan [2]. - The remaining four companies have significantly lower valuations, with Jinlitai around 2 billion yuan and the others below 2 billion yuan [2]. Group 2: Reasons for Delayed Reports - Yulong Co. and AVIC Industry Finance are actively pursuing delisting, which prevents them from timely disclosing their 2024 annual reports [3]. - Puli Tui has received a decision from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange regarding the termination of its stock and convertible bonds [3]. - Jinlitai's delay is due to incomplete verification of financial information, while Tianmao Group and ST Xinchao require further information verification [3]. - *ST Hengli cited the need for additional information and delays from the auditing firm as reasons for its report delay [3]. - Zitian Technology failed to complete its audit due to not hiring an annual audit accountant [3]. Group 3: Stock Performance Amid Report Delays - Despite the report delays, ST Xinchao's stock price increased by 38.36% in April, possibly due to competitive takeover offers [4][5]. - In contrast, Tianmao Group and *ST Hengli experienced stock price declines after announcing their report delays, with Tianmao Group's stock hitting the limit down for two consecutive days [4][5]. - The overall market reaction indicates a divergence in investor sentiment, with some companies facing significant operational risks due to their inability to disclose reports on time [5].