“500强”黄金企业金雅福相关理财项目逾期，总部已搬离

Group 1 - The core issue revolves around investment projects related to Shenzhen Jinyafu Holdings Group Co., Ltd. facing payment delays, affecting numerous investors who had purchased gold and entrusted it to Shenzhen Boyao for investment returns with an annual yield of around 8% [1][3] - Since November 2025, investors have reported delays in receiving their returns, leading to increased scrutiny of the financial situation of Jinyafu and its connections to Shenzhen Boyao, which has been revealed to have various ties to Jinyafu [1][4] - Jinyafu's financial troubles have prompted government intervention, with accounting teams being hired to assess the company's assets and police oversight being implemented [1][8] Group 2 - Jinyafu, established in 2006 and headquartered in Shenzhen, has developed into a comprehensive service provider in the gold and jewelry industry, achieving a revenue of 56.12 billion yuan in 2024, ranking 437th in the "China Top 500 Enterprises" list [2] - Investors initially trusted the "gold entrustment" investment due to Jinyafu's strong market position, but many have since faced issues with unreturned investments, with some individuals reporting investments exceeding 7 million yuan [3][4] - The company has proposed solutions such as project extensions and converting funds into shares of affiliated companies, but many investors remain skeptical about the actual value and future prospects of these companies [8] Group 3 - Jinyafu's chairman, Huang Shikun, has been active in the capital market, acquiring control of a Hong Kong-listed company and selling a significant portion of its shares, which has raised concerns among investors regarding the company's financial stability [8] - Legal experts have indicated that the company's operations may involve illegal fundraising activities, as they have been accused of conducting unapproved financing activities under the guise of gold investment, which could lead to criminal charges [9]