A股又见“天价离婚”，“分手费”或达34亿

Core Viewpoint - Digital China is at a "critical moment" in its development, facing uncertainty regarding its actual control due to a recent divorce ruling involving its controlling shareholder, Guo Wei [1][4]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings and Control - On September 30, a court in Beijing ruled on the divorce case between Guo Wei and Guo Zhengli, with the court's decision being a preliminary ruling [4]. - The court's ruling has implications for the control of Digital China, as the final outcome of the property division is still pending [5]. - Guo Wei's shares, which were frozen due to the divorce proceedings, amount to 77.39 million shares, representing 50% of his holdings and 11.56% of the company's total shares [5]. Group 2: Shareholding Implications - If Guo Zhengli receives the frozen shares, she could become the second-largest shareholder of Digital China, holding over 10% of the company, which would be more than double the current second-largest shareholder's stake [7]. - This potential shift in shareholding could significantly impact the company's operational development [8]. Group 3: Management Changes - Prior to the court ruling, Guo Wei had already stepped down as the legal representative of Digital China, with Wang Bingfeng elected to take over this role [9]. - Wang Bingfeng has a background in various leadership positions and has been with Digital China since September 2021, serving in multiple capacities before becoming co-chairman and CEO [10].