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*ST金泰董事会选举“无悬念”落幕 6席非独董均由吴国政推选

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing governance issues at *ST Jintai have led to significant shareholder disputes, particularly regarding board control and management practices, following the company's risk warnings and regulatory scrutiny [1][2][4]. Group 1: Shareholder Dynamics - The first major shareholder, Hainan Dahe Enterprise Management Co., and the second major shareholder, Wu Guozheng, have expressed concerns about the company's management and have sought to nominate more representatives to the board [1][2]. - Following the recent shareholder meeting, Wu Guozheng's nominees secured a majority on the board, with all six non-independent director positions filled by his recommendations [1]. - The voting results showed that Wu Guozheng's nominee, Ma Anle, received 139 million votes (97.94%), while independent director nominee Guo Hainan received 137 million votes (96.29%) [1]. Group 2: Governance and Control Issues - Since April 2022, *ST Jintai has claimed to have no controlling shareholder or actual controller, a statement that has been challenged by former board members and stakeholders [2][3]. - Liu Ruiming, a representative from Hainan Dahe, has raised concerns about the company's governance, suggesting that the lack of a clear controlling entity may constitute false information disclosure [2]. - The company has faced multiple attempts by Hainan Dahe to gain board representation, with previous efforts resulting in limited success [2][3]. Group 3: Regulatory Scrutiny - The company has been under investigation by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) since May 2023 for failing to disclose its 2024 annual report on time, leading to a formal case being opened [2][4]. - In addition to CSRC scrutiny, *ST Jintai has also received inquiries from the Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau and has been subject to investigations by public security authorities regarding its management practices [4].