富泰和股权代持秘而不宣三次被通报 屡换财务总监债务近5亿仍连续三年分红

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen Fuhai Precision Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Fuhai) is attempting to go public on the Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE), but faces significant uncertainties regarding its IPO approval due to various issues, including shareholding stability and financial health [1][2][5] Company Overview - Fuhai, established in 2005, specializes in the research, production, and sales of automotive and home appliance components [11] - The company has been listed on the New Third Board since 2015 and has experienced frequent changes in its financial management team, raising concerns about its financial stability [9][10] Financial Performance - Fuhai's revenue from 2021 to 2024 was reported as follows: 5.44 billion, 5.97 billion, 7.32 billion, and 8.56 billion, with year-on-year growth rates of 16.54%, 9.80%, 22.62%, and 16.98% respectively [11] - The net profit attributable to shareholders for the same period was 0.31 billion, 0.50 billion, 0.54 billion, and 0.76 billion, with growth rates of 20.76%, 61.76%, 7.92%, and 41.96% respectively [11] Shareholding and Governance Issues - Fuhai's actual controllers, including Zhu Jiangping, Zhu Hong, and Wu Jiangzhong, collectively hold 39.65% of the voting rights, raising questions about control stability and governance [7][8] - The company has faced scrutiny over undisclosed shareholding arrangements, particularly regarding Zhu Jiangping's undisclosed holding of 2.06% of shares for his brother, which was only rectified in 2022 [2][3][5] Customer Concentration and Sales Risks - Fuhai's revenue is highly concentrated, with over 60% coming from its top five customers, and approximately 60% of its revenue derived from international markets [10][12] - The company has reported significant sales to major clients such as Bosch and BorgWarner, with sales figures increasing over the years, but faces risks associated with international trade complexities [12][13] Debt and Financial Health - As of the end of 2024, Fuhai's interest-bearing debt was close to 500 million, while its cash reserves were under 100 million, indicating potential liquidity issues [1][13] - The company has consistently distributed cash dividends over the past three years, totaling 4.47 million, 13.40 million, and 17.86 million, despite its rising financial costs [13] IPO Plans - Fuhai plans to raise approximately 330 million through its IPO, with 60 million earmarked for working capital [14]