打工人逆袭成上市公司老板，贝肯能源折价卖股补充流动资金

Group 1 - The core story revolves around the change of control at Beiken Energy, with Chairman Chen Dong becoming the actual controller after acquiring shares from the previous controller, Chen Pinggui [1][2]. - On May 7, Beiken Energy signed an agreement with Chen Dong to issue up to 54 million shares at a price of 6.59 yuan per share, resulting in Chen Dong holding 21.18% of the company post-issuance [2][3]. - The issuance price represents a 76% discount compared to the closing price of 8.68 yuan on May 9, with total funds raised not exceeding 355.86 million yuan, aimed at enhancing liquidity and repaying debts [2][3]. Group 2 - Chen Dong, born in 1983, has a strong background, having previously worked in human resources at the Postal Group and as a managing director in investment before joining Beiken Energy [5]. - Despite holding a minor stake of 0.22% through an employee stock ownership plan, Chen Dong's shares were reduced to 0 before the current issuance, indicating his primary income was from salary [5]. - Chen Dong's annual salary has varied over the years, with figures of 650,000 yuan in 2021, 757,100 yuan in 2022, 728,300 yuan in 2023, and 1,128,900 yuan in 2024 [5]. Group 3 - Beiken Energy's financial performance has been inconsistent, with revenues of 1.143 billion yuan in 2021, dropping to 669 million yuan in 2022, and recovering slightly to 981 million yuan in 2023, but projected to decline again to 951 million yuan in 2024 [8]. - The company heavily relies on major clients, with the top five clients accounting for 84.82% of total sales, and China National Petroleum Corporation being the largest client at 52.53% [8]. - The oil service industry faces challenges due to upstream oil companies adopting low-cost strategies and increased competition, impacting the business volume and profit margins of private oil service firms like Beiken Energy [9].