Venture(US:VEMLY) Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-11-14 10:51Fundraising Adjustment Overview - A total of 33 companies have undergone fundraising adjustments during their IPO processes since 2025, with 5 companies reducing their fundraising amounts [1][29] Company-Specific Adjustments 1. Suzhou New Guangyi Electronics Co., Ltd. - The total fundraising amount was reduced from 800 million to 638 million, a decrease of 162 million, and the number of projects was cut from 2 to 1, focusing on functional materials [3][4] - The adjustment aims to strengthen core business and mitigate competition risks by concentrating resources on traditional advantages in functional materials [4] 2. Nabichuan New Energy Co., Ltd. - The total fundraising amount decreased from 829 million to 729 million, a reduction of 100 million, with the number of projects reduced from 3 to 2 [8][9] - The adjustment reflects a response to regulatory concerns regarding production capacity and aims to focus on core strategic projects while addressing liquidity pressures [9] 3. Yunhan Xincheng (Shanghai) Internet Technology Co., Ltd. - The total fundraising amount was significantly reduced from 942 million to 522 million, a decrease of 420 million, and the number of projects was cut from 4 to 3 [13][14] - The adjustment was made to enhance the rationality of the IPO plan and respond to market skepticism regarding the necessity of the original fundraising for liquidity [14][15] 4. Nantong Taihe Chemical Co., Ltd. - The total fundraising amount was reduced from 1.754 billion to 1.045 billion, a decrease of 709 million, and the number of projects was cut from 5 to 2 [18][19] - The adjustment was driven by regulatory inquiries and the need to improve the rationality of fundraising projects, particularly in light of fluctuating performance [19] 5. Shenzhen Shihang New Energy Co., Ltd. - The first adjustment increased the total fundraising from 1.511 billion to 3.512 billion, a rise of 2.001 billion, while the second adjustment reduced it from 3.512 billion to 1.211 billion, a decrease of 2.301 billion [23][26] - The adjustments reflect strategic expansion needs and responses to regulatory inquiries regarding production capacity and market conditions [24][27] Summary of Trends - Companies are increasingly focusing on core business areas and reducing fundraising amounts in response to regulatory inquiries and market conditions [29][30] - The adjustments indicate a shift towards more prudent financial planning and a strategic focus on competitive advantages in their respective industries [30]