Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-11 08:05Core Viewpoint - The trend of "炒小炒差" (speculative trading in small and poor-performing stocks) in the A-share market is shifting, with increasing scrutiny and penalties for companies involved in long-term financial fraud, leading to more companies facing delisting risks [1] Group 1: Company Actions and Penalties - Two companies, Yuan Da Intelligent and ST Cube, have been placed under risk warnings due to long-term financial fraud, with their stock names changed to ST Yuan Zhi (002689.SZ) and *ST Cube (300344.SZ) respectively [1] - On December 2, both companies experienced significant stock price declines, with ST Yuan Zhi closing at 4.33 CNY per share, down 5.04%, and *ST Cube closing at 2.69 CNY per share, down 19.94% [1] - *ST Cube was found to have inflated revenue by over 600 million CNY over three years, resulting in a total penalty of 40 million CNY for the company and several responsible individuals [1] Group 2: Market Trends and Regulatory Environment - ST Yuan Cheng (603388.SH) is set to be delisted on December 5 due to triggering mandatory delisting indicators, stemming from long-term financial fraud and fraudulent issuance [1] - The shift in market sentiment from speculative trading to risk aversion is noted, as funds are moving away from "博傻" (blind speculation) [1] - The collaboration of a "zero tolerance" system and a normalized delisting mechanism is seen as a natural outcome of the ongoing comprehensive registration system reform [1]