长城科技: 募集资金管理制度

Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the fundraising management system of Zhejiang Changcheng Electric Technology Co., Ltd, emphasizing the importance of regulatory compliance, investor protection, and internal controls in the management and use of raised funds [2][3]. Fundraising Management Regulations - The company establishes a management system for funds raised through public and private securities offerings, excluding funds from equity incentive plans [3]. - The board of directors is responsible for creating internal control systems for the storage, use, and management of raised funds, ensuring clear regulations on storage, usage, changes, supervision, and accountability [3][4]. - The company must report its internal control system to the Shanghai Stock Exchange and disclose it on their website [4]. Fund Storage - Funds raised must be stored in a dedicated account to ensure safety and facilitate supervision, with no mixing of funds for other purposes [4][5]. - A tripartite supervision agreement must be signed with the underwriter and the commercial bank within two weeks of fund receipt, detailing the management and monitoring of the funds [4][5]. Fund Usage - The company must adhere to specific requirements for the use of raised funds, including clear application processes, decision-making procedures, and risk control measures [6]. - Any significant deviations from the planned use of funds must be reported to the Shanghai Stock Exchange [6][7]. - The company is prohibited from using raised funds for financial investments or for the benefit of related parties [7][8]. Changes in Fundraising Projects - Any changes to fundraising projects must be approved by the board and disclosed to the Shanghai Stock Exchange, including reasons for changes and feasibility analyses [12][24]. - The company must ensure that any new projects align with its main business and have a solid market outlook [24][25]. Supervision and Reporting - The board must conduct biannual reviews of fundraising projects and report on the status of fund storage and usage [29][30]. - The underwriter is required to conduct at least one on-site investigation of the fund management every six months [30][31]. - Any irregularities in fund management must be disclosed, and the board must take necessary actions to address them [31][32].