控股股东涉10.23亿元诉讼案，良品铺子控制权转让风波升级

Core Viewpoint - The control transfer controversy of the high-end snack company, Liangpinpuzi, is escalating, with ongoing litigation affecting its major shareholder, Ningbo Hanyi, and potential changes in control to Wuhan Changjiang International Trade Group [1][2] Group 1: Shareholder Dispute - Ningbo Hanyi is involved in a lawsuit with Guangzhou Light Industry Group regarding a share transfer agreement, with the disputed amount increasing from 996 million yuan to 1.023 billion yuan [1] - The lawsuit may create uncertainty regarding the control transfer to Wuhan Changjiang International Trade Group, as the case has not yet been heard in court [1][2] - Ningbo Hanyi failed to sign a share transfer agreement with Guangzhou Light Industry by the agreed date, leading to Guangzhou Light Industry filing a lawsuit and freezing 79,763,962 shares held by Ningbo Hanyi [2][3] Group 2: Share Transfer Agreement - Following the agreement, Ningbo Hanyi and its concerted parties will see their shareholding in Liangpinpuzi drop from 38.22% to 17.22%, while Changjiang International Trade Group will hold 21.00% [2] - The transfer will result in a change of the controlling shareholder from Ningbo Hanyi to Changjiang International Trade Group, with the actual controller shifting to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Wuhan [2] Group 3: Company Performance - Liangpinpuzi is currently facing performance pressure, with expected net losses for the first half of the year ranging from 10.5 million yuan to 7.5 million yuan, and a net profit excluding non-recurring items projected between -13 million yuan and -10 million yuan [4]