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Core Viewpoint - The control of Dongfang Materials (603110.SH) is shifting due to the judicial auction of shares held by Xu Guangbin, which may lead to a change in the company's major shareholder and actual controller [1][2][3]. Company Overview - Dongfang Materials was established in 1994 and listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2017, primarily engaged in the production and sales of soft packaging inks, polyurethane adhesives for composites, and PCB electronic inks [4]. - The company has experienced fluctuating performance under Xu Guangbin's leadership, with revenues of 396 million yuan, 404 million yuan, 394 million yuan, and 436 million yuan from 2021 to 2024, and net profits of 56 million yuan, 20 million yuan, 52 million yuan, and 14 million yuan during the same period [16]. Shareholder Changes - Xu Guangbin's shareholding has been subject to multiple judicial auctions, and if the recent auction of 13.5 million shares is completed, his stake will drop to 5.44%, resulting in a new major shareholder, Zhu Junfei, holding 8.84% [1][13]. - The second-largest shareholder will be Jiangsu Teliang New Materials Technology Co., Ltd., with a 5.96% stake [13]. - Xu Guangbin's financial troubles have been highlighted, with overdue debts amounting to approximately 45 million yuan and litigation or arbitration cases totaling about 1.279 billion yuan [13]. Market Performance - As of May 15, Dongfang Materials' stock closed at 17.01 yuan, reflecting a decline of 3.95% and a total market capitalization of 3.423 billion yuan [2]. - The stock price has dropped nearly 50% from around 31 yuan per share in early 2021, indicating significant market depreciation [22]. Future Outlook - The future control of Dongfang Materials remains uncertain, with the potential for Zhu Junfei and Jiangsu Teliang New Materials to influence the company's direction [15][19]. - The company attempted to acquire a 51% stake in Nokia's TD TECH in 2023 but was unsuccessful, and its newly established subsidiary, Dongfang Supercomputing, has reported losses of 915,500 yuan and 4.4671 million yuan in 2023 and 2024, respectively [18].