Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2025-11-02 18:31Core Viewpoint - The announcement details the cash option distribution and implementation related to the merger of Hangzhou Qilun Power Group Co., Ltd. with Hangzhou Hailianxun Technology Co., Ltd. The cash option is provided to dissenting shareholders to protect their interests during the merger process [1][31][35]. Summary by Sections Merger and Cash Option Details - The merger plan was approved at the second extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on June 6, 2025, and received regulatory approval on September 9, 2025 [2][31]. - Dissenting shareholders will be offered a cash option, with Hangzhou Capital acting as the provider [2][35]. - The last trading day for Hangzhou Qilun's stock will be November 4, 2025, after which the stock will be suspended from trading [2][31]. Cash Option Implementation - The cash option will be distributed to dissenting shareholders who hold shares as of the cash option registration date [2][12]. - The cash option exercise price is set at 7.54 HKD per share, equivalent to 6.90 CNY, based on the exchange rate prior to the suspension [4][17]. - The cash option will be available for exercise from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM on specified days [18][40]. Shareholder Rights and Conditions - Shareholders must meet specific conditions to exercise the cash option, including voting against the merger proposal [8][12]. - Shares with legal restrictions, such as pledges or judicial freezes, are not eligible for the cash option [5][10]. - The maximum number of cash options to be distributed is capped at 37,033,996, subject to final verification [13][35]. Financial and Tax Implications - The cash option provider, Hangzhou Capital, is a state-owned enterprise with a registered capital of 10 billion CNY, indicating strong financial capability [27]. - Tax implications for shareholders exercising the cash option will follow existing regulations regarding capital gains and dividends [33]. Future Steps - Following the cash option exercise period, the merger will proceed with the conversion of shares from Hangzhou Qilun to Hangzhou Hailianxun at a 1:1 ratio [36][42]. - The merger will result in Hangzhou Qilun ceasing to exist as a listed entity, with all assets and liabilities transferred to Hangzhou Hailianxun [34][42].