
Overview - The article discusses the establishment of an industrial fund by a wholly-owned subsidiary of Jiuzhoutong Pharmaceutical Group in collaboration with professional investment institutions, which constitutes a related party transaction [1][2]. Fund Establishment and Related Transactions - The industrial fund, named Beijing Zhihui Jiuzhou Venture Capital Partnership, has a total subscribed capital of 25 million RMB, with Jiuzhoutong Incubator contributing 22.99 million RMB, representing 91.96% of the total [1][3]. - The investment aims to enhance the company's strategic layout in the pharmaceutical and technology sectors, focusing on areas such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and anti-aging [1][8]. Related Party Transaction Details - The investment constitutes a related party transaction as Chuchang Private Fund is a subsidiary of the company's controlling shareholder, Chuchang Investment Group, but does not qualify as a major asset restructuring [2]. - In the past 12 months, the company has engaged in related party transactions with Chuchang Private Fund totaling 336.54 million RMB [2]. Investment Partners - The general partner of the fund is Beijing Chuchang Private Fund Management Co., Ltd., while other limited partners include Jiuzhoutong Incubator and Ms. Xie Jiafang [3][4]. Fund Operations and Management - The fund will primarily focus on early-stage incubation projects in the pharmaceutical and technology sectors, with a planned investment period of 5 years and an optional extension of 2 years [4][5]. Financial Impact - The investment will be funded by the company's own resources and is not expected to adversely affect the company's operational activities or financial performance [8]. - The establishment of the fund is anticipated to enhance the company's core competitiveness in products, technology, and services by leveraging the advantages of the incubator and the capital provided by the fund [8]. Regulatory Compliance - The sponsor, CITIC Securities, has confirmed that the transaction complies with relevant regulations and does not require board or shareholder approval [8].