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一字涨停!连亏6年却获溢价45%收购,亚太药业回应

Core Viewpoint - Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical (002370.SZ) experienced a significant stock price increase following the announcement of a share transfer agreement, despite its ongoing financial struggles and continuous losses over the past six years [1][2]. Group 1: Share Transfer Agreement - On October 13, Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical announced a share transfer agreement where its controlling shareholder, Ningbo Fubon Holding Group, will transfer 14.61% of its shares to Zhejiang Xinghao Holding Partnership at a price of 8.26 yuan per share, totaling 900 million yuan [1]. - The transfer price represents a 45.68% premium over the last closing price of 5.67 yuan per share before the suspension [1]. - Following the transaction, the controlling shareholder will change to Xinghao Holding, with Qiu Zhongxun becoming the actual controller [1]. Group 2: Financial Performance - Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical has reported continuous losses, with a net profit of -1.94 billion yuan in 2019 and a projected loss of -28.13 million yuan in 2024 [1]. - In the first half of 2025, the company reported revenue of 152 million yuan, a year-on-year decline of 31.48%, while the net profit increased by 1820.97% to 105 million yuan, primarily due to a non-recurring gain from the sale of a subsidiary [2]. - The company's non-recurring profit was significantly impacted by the sale of Shaoxing Xingya Pharmaceutical, which contributed 149 million yuan to the profit [2]. Group 3: New Share Issuance - On the same day as the control change announcement, Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical disclosed a plan to issue shares to specific investors, intending to raise up to 700 million yuan for new drug research and development [3]. - The shares will be issued at a price of 5.11 yuan each, and after the issuance, Xinghao Holding's stake in the company will increase to 22.38% [3]. - The new controlling shareholder's background in the pharmaceutical industry is expected to align with the company's future research and development projects [3].