海南华铁已被监管处罚，已提交部分案件立案

Core Viewpoint - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has issued a pre-penalty notice to Hainan Huatie, proposing a fine of 8 million yuan due to violations related to the disclosure of a significant contract worth 3.69 billion yuan [1][4]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - Hainan Huatie and its executives received a pre-penalty notice from the CSRC's Zhejiang Regulatory Bureau on December 26, indicating a proposed fine of 8 million yuan [1][4]. - The regulatory body is intensifying its crackdown on information disclosure violations, signaling to investors the need for heightened scrutiny of companies' disclosure quality [1][4]. Group 2: Contract Disclosure Issues - The CSRC's investigation revealed that Hainan Huatie intentionally concealed key terms in the announcement regarding the signing of the "Computing Power Service Agreement" on March 5, 2025 [2][5]. - The missing terms indicated that the buyer could issue purchase orders at any time, and could unilaterally cancel orders without liability due to downstream customer cancellations, creating significant uncertainty for investors [2][5]. - The total amount of the computing power service agreement was 3.69 billion yuan, originally scheduled for acceptance by the end of April 2025, but the subsidiary failed to deliver on time [2][5]. - Subsequent to the agreement, the subsidiary signed two amendments to the delivery schedule, postponing the acceptance date, yet the company did not disclose these significant changes until a termination announcement on September 30, 2025, constituting a second violation [2][5].