Venture(US:VEMLY) Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-12-19 14:03Core Viewpoint - Three companies have successfully passed the IPO review today, with a total fundraising amount of 2.146 billion yuan [1] Group 1: Company Overview - The companies that passed the IPO review include Changda Group, Tud Electric Materials, and Saiying Electronics, with respective fundraising amounts of 700 million yuan, 1.175 billion yuan, and 270 million yuan [2][3] - Tud Electric Materials plans to use the raised funds for the production of 7.25 million sets of new energy vehicle thermal runaway protection components and related R&D projects [3][30] Group 2: Financial Performance - Tud Electric Materials reported rapid revenue growth from 475 million yuan in 2022 to 908 million yuan in 2023, with a fluctuating net profit [13] - The company’s revenue from new energy vehicle thermal runaway protection components has been a major contributor to its income growth, accounting for 67.30% of total revenue in the first half of 2025 [15][16] Group 3: Market and Industry Dynamics - The global battery system safety protection market is expanding, with the mica material market size at 2.62 billion yuan, representing approximately 28.26% of the total market [13] - The demand for thermal runaway protection materials is closely linked to the development of the new energy vehicle industry and related policies [18][26] Group 4: Investment Projects - The fundraising plan includes investments in the production of thermal runaway protection components and the establishment of a production base for battery thermal runaway protection materials, with a total investment of 1.176 billion yuan [30][31] - The projected annual revenue from the new investment projects is estimated to be 2.095 billion yuan once they reach full production capacity [29][30] Group 5: Regulatory Focus - Regulatory inquiries have focused on the sustainability of revenue growth, technological innovation, and core competitiveness of the companies, particularly Tud Electric Materials [3][12][23] - The company has been asked to clarify the impact of industry subsidy policies and tariff changes on its performance and future growth potential [20][21]