Henan Thinker Automatic Equipment (SH:603508) Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-11-06 09:09Core Viewpoint - The recent developments surrounding Siwei Liekong and its executive Zhao Jianzhou, including his investigation and the impact on the company's stock price, highlight significant governance and operational risks within the company [1][3][5]. Company Developments - Zhao Jianzhou was appointed as the vice general manager of Siwei Liekong after the failed IPO of Lanxin Technology, which he controlled. Following his investigation, the company's stock price dropped significantly [1][3][5]. - On November 4, Siwei Liekong's board decided to dismiss Zhao Jianzhou from his role as vice general manager, although he remains a director and continues to serve as chairman and general manager of Lanxin Technology [3][4]. - Zhao Jianzhou is the third-largest shareholder of Siwei Liekong, holding 43.49 million shares, which is 11.41% of the total shares, with a market value exceeding 1 billion [6][7]. Financial Performance - Since the acquisition of Lanxin Technology, Siwei Liekong has seen substantial financial growth, with a reported revenue of 9.02 billion in the year of acquisition, a 66.66% increase from the previous year, and a net profit increase of 320% [12]. - In 2024, Lanxin Technology is projected to achieve a revenue of 5.41 billion and a net profit of 1.98 billion, outperforming other subsidiaries of Siwei Liekong [12]. - For the first three quarters of this year, Siwei Liekong reported a revenue increase of 5.25% to 9.53 billion and a net profit increase of 20.98% to 3.96 billion, although the third quarter saw a decline in both revenue and net profit [13]. Shareholder Returns - Since acquiring Lanxin Technology, Siwei Liekong has received over 500 million in cash dividends from the subsidiary, with significant distributions occurring from 2019 to 2024 [14].