神秘股东低价入股或涉嫌利益输送 碧兴物联IPO存疑

Core Viewpoint - The IPO of Bixing Wulian (688671.SH) has raised concerns regarding the involvement of industry association officials and the background of its shareholders, particularly in relation to the company's significant contracts with government environmental agencies [1][3][4]. Group 1: Company Background and IPO - Bixing Wulian was listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board on August 9, with its IPO journey tracing back to capital operations initiated in 2018 [2]. - The company was formed from the acquisition of 60% of Zhongxing Instruments by Bixing Wulian and an investment fund, following financial difficulties faced by Zhongxing Instruments [2][4]. - Bixing Wulian has shown remarkable growth, contrasting with other companies in the environmental monitoring sector that have struggled with performance [2]. Group 2: Shareholder Involvement - Lu Xiaoming, a key shareholder and vice president of the Guangdong Environmental Monitoring Association, invested in Bixing Wulian at a significantly lower price before the company's valuation increased [3][5]. - The company has a history of winning contracts primarily from government environmental agencies, raising questions about the influence of Lu Xiaoming in these dealings [4][5]. - The IPO documents provided limited information regarding Lu Xiaoming's investment background and the compliance of his shareholding [5]. Group 3: Relationships Among Key Stakeholders - Chen Yunhai, an indirect shareholder, has close ties with He Yuanping, the former secretary of Bixing Wulian, and has a history of involvement in various investment platforms [7][9]. - Chen Yunhai's past roles and connections with Bixing Wulian's key stakeholders have drawn scrutiny from regulatory bodies during the IPO review process [9]. - The relationships among the core shareholders, including those linked to Bixing Wulian's predecessor, raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest [7][9].