Core Viewpoint - The acquisition of shares in Weiling New Energy Co., Ltd. by Xinyang Silver Tin (000426.SZ) through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tibet Shannan Antimony Gold Resources Co., Ltd., marks a significant strategic move, positioning Shannan Antimony as the largest shareholder with a 7.7646% stake in the company [1] Group 1 - The acquisition involves purchasing a total of 20,233,784 shares from Shanghai Lingyi New Materials Co., Ltd. and Wen Ping, at a price of 15.21 yuan per share, totaling approximately 307.76 million yuan [1] - Following the completion of the acquisition, Shannan Antimony will nominate all five directors of Weiling New Energy, leading to a restructuring of the board, which will require approval from the shareholders' meeting of Weiling [1] Group 2 - Lingyi New Materials has committed to irrevocably waive voting rights associated with 14,095,941 shares until it no longer holds any shares in Weiling [2] - The second-largest shareholder, Yang Yongzhu, has also agreed to waive voting rights for 15,852,268 shares under similar conditions, ensuring that neither party will seek control of Weiling while Shannan Antimony holds more than 5% of the shares [2]
兴业银锡(000426.SZ):子公司山南锑金拟取得威领股份控制权