募资闲置五年，参股项目动物王国被传停工，天目湖为何投资屡屡难产

Core Viewpoint - The company has failed to utilize over 90% of the 300 million RMB raised five and a half years ago for specific projects, with most funds remaining idle in cash management [3][5][6]. Group 1: Fund Utilization - The company raised 300 million RMB through a bond issuance in 2019, with a net amount of 289.7 million RMB available for the "Nanshan Xiaozhai Phase II Project" and "Yushui Hot Spring (Phase I) Renovation Project" [5]. - As of June 30, 2025, only 1.02% of the planned 229.7 million RMB for the Nanshan Xiaozhai Phase II Project has been invested, amounting to 2.3452 million RMB, while 42.68% of the 60 million RMB for the Yushui Hot Spring project has been utilized, totaling 25.6082 million RMB [5][6]. Group 2: Project Delays - The company announced an extension of the investment timeline for both projects from December 31, 2025, to December 31, 2027, due to external factors and market conditions affecting execution [6]. - The company claims that the projects are still being pursued, with ongoing feasibility assessments and design work for the Nanshan Xiaozhai Phase II Project [6]. Group 3: Capital Increase for Animal Kingdom Project - The company planned to increase its investment in Jiangsu Tianmu Lake Animal Kingdom Tourism Co., Ltd. by 17.982 million RMB to support project funding, but this increase has not yet been executed, despite being announced over a year ago [7]. - The Animal Kingdom project has reportedly faced construction halts, with machinery found inactive on-site, raising concerns about the project's progress [7][9]. Group 4: Shareholding and Disclosure Issues - The major shareholder of the Animal Kingdom project has changed, with a new entity holding 77.0052% of the shares, which is not a state-owned enterprise, contradicting the company's claims about following state-owned capital arrangements [8]. - The company has been criticized for not providing complete and accurate disclosures regarding its shareholding in the Animal Kingdom project, particularly in its 2025 semi-annual report [8].