Group 1: Major Asset Restructuring - The company is acquiring a 63% stake in Wuling Power from China Power International Development and a 37% stake from Hunan Xiangtou International Investment, along with a 64.93% stake in Guangxi Changzhou Hydropower from Guangxi Power [2] - The restructuring aims to focus on the main business of Wuling Power, which involves investment and management of hydropower stations in specific river basins and regions [3] - A pre-restructuring transaction was implemented to enhance the efficiency of the acquisition and increase the concentration of shareholding post-transaction [3] Group 2: Progress and Compliance - As of the announcement date, the company has completed the necessary business registration changes for 5 divested assets and 36 acquired assets [4] - The company has received commitments from relevant parties to protect the interests of minority shareholders during the transaction process [5] - The reasons for the delay in completing business registration for certain divested companies are outlined, with no significant adverse impact expected on the company's financial status [8] Group 3: Future Measures - The company, along with China Power and Wuling New Energy, will take all legal measures to expedite the completion of business registration for the divested assets [9] Group 4: Leadership Changes - The chairman of the company, Chen Bin, has resigned due to work changes but will continue to serve as a board member and on various committees [12] - The resignation will not affect the normal operations of the company, and the process for electing a new chairman will be conducted according to company regulations [13]
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