Hua Er Jie Jian Wen·2025-08-05 09:53Core Viewpoint - The control transfer of blood product company Palin Bio (000403.SZ) has encountered complications, primarily due to competition concerns with Tian Tan Bio (600161.SH), which is also controlled by China Biotech [1][6]. Group 1: Acquisition Plans - In June, China Biotech planned to acquire 21.03% of Palin Bio from its controlling shareholder, Shengbang Yinghao Investment Partnership, for no less than 3.844 billion yuan [1]. - Tian Tan Bio rejected the acquisition opportunity, citing a short three-month window to raise the necessary funds, with a cash balance of only 2.686 billion yuan as of the end of 2024 [2]. - Tian Tan Bio expressed concerns over the complex history of Palin Bio's control and the associated risks of a direct acquisition [3]. Group 2: Board Changes and Management Conflicts - In October 2023, Palin Bio's board was re-elected, with Shengbang Yinghao nominating 13 directors and ousting the former chairman, Fu Shaolan [4]. - Fu Shaolan retaliated by advocating for a more balanced governance structure and warning against the consequences of unethical behavior, leading to a temporary resolution where he was appointed as co-chairman alongside the new chairman [5]. Group 3: Strategic Considerations - Tian Tan Bio's reluctance to acquire Palin Bio directly stems from a desire for a more strategic approach, suggesting that China Biotech should first acquire Palin Bio to facilitate smoother integration and operational efficiency [6][7]. - If the acquisition is successful, the combined entities would control at least 123 plasma collection stations, with a total collection volume of 4,181 tons, significantly enhancing their market position [8][9]. - The combined market share of Tian Tan Bio and Palin Bio could approach 30%, increasing by over 10 percentage points, thereby solidifying their leadership in the industry [9].