Core Viewpoint - Several companies, including Jiafa Education, have announced the termination of share transfer agreements, indicating potential regulatory scrutiny over disguised share reductions [1][2]. Group 1: Company Actions - Jiafa Education announced the termination of its share transfer agreement due to the failure to complete compliance confirmation procedures with the Shenzhen Stock Exchange [1]. - The termination of the agreement will not lead to a change in the company's control or affect its governance structure and ongoing operations [1]. - Daili New Materials also announced the termination of its share transfer agreement due to changes in the objective environment, indicating a mutual decision between the parties involved [1]. Group 2: Industry Insights - Since May, a total of 10 companies have reported the termination of share transfer agreements, suggesting a trend in the industry [1]. - Some industry insiders believe that the termination of share transfer agreements may be related to regulatory concerns regarding disguised share reductions [1][2]. - Companies like Aileda and Dawi Co. have recently announced that the share transfer recipients are required to lock their shares for 12 months post-transfer, indicating a potential strategy to mitigate regulatory risks [2].
变相过桥减持受质疑 5月以来共有10家公司终止协议转让