上海医药集团股份有限公司收购报告书

Group 1 - The acquisition involves a transfer of state-owned equity, resulting in the acquirer and its concerted parties indirectly controlling over 30% of the voting rights in the listed company, triggering the obligation to make a tender offer [2] - The acquisition is exempt from the obligation to make a tender offer as it meets the criteria set forth in the regulations regarding state-owned asset transfers [20][21] - The acquirer and its concerted parties have committed to the accuracy and completeness of the information disclosed in the acquisition report [5] Group 2 - The acquirer, Shanghai Shanshi Group, is a wholly state-owned enterprise controlled by the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission [4] - The core business of the acquirer includes diversified operations such as equity investment, real estate development, and financial services [4] - The financial status of the acquirer over the past three years has been audited, indicating a strong financial position [38] Group 3 - The purpose of the acquisition is to optimize the management structure and enhance the core competitiveness of the acquirer in line with state-owned enterprise reform requirements [13] - The acquisition will not change the controlling shareholder or actual controller of the listed company, which remains the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission [14] - The acquirer plans to increase its stake in the listed company by acquiring an additional 55 million to 74 million shares within the next 12 months [15] Group 4 - The acquisition process has been completed in accordance with the necessary legal procedures, including the approval from the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission [16] - The shareholding structure of the listed company will change from 25.303% to 38.748% post-acquisition, without affecting the actual control [18] - The shares involved in the acquisition are all tradable and free from any restrictions [18] Group 5 - The funding for the acquisition is derived from a government-approved transfer of state-owned shares, with no cash payment required [19] - The acquirer has no plans to change the main business operations of the listed company within the next 12 months [21] - There are no plans for significant adjustments to the board of directors or senior management of the listed company following the acquisition [24] Group 6 - The acquisition will not impact the independence of the listed company, as it will maintain its operational autonomy [29] - There is no existing or anticipated competition between the acquirer and the listed company, ensuring no adverse effects on business operations [31] - The acquirer has committed to minimizing and regulating any future related-party transactions with the listed company [34]