天普股份跌停！中昊芯英团队掌权引质疑

Core Viewpoint - The recent changes in the board of directors at Tianpu Co., Ltd. have raised concerns regarding the independence of the company and its acquisition partner, Zhonghao Xinying, especially in light of their conflicting statements about maintaining the company's core automotive parts business and the independence of personnel [2][4][5]. Group 1: Board Changes and Market Reaction - Tianpu Co., Ltd. held its first extraordinary shareholders' meeting of 2026 on January 14, where a new board of directors was elected, including members with ties to Zhonghao Xinying [2][4]. - Following the announcement, Tianpu's stock price fell sharply, hitting the daily limit down to 174.83 yuan per share by January 15 [2]. - The new board includes Yang Gongyifan as chairman and other members who lack experience in the automotive parts sector, raising questions about the company's strategic direction [4][5]. Group 2: Regulatory Scrutiny - The Shanghai Stock Exchange issued an inquiry to Tianpu regarding the rationale behind the new board appointments and the independence of the company in light of Zhonghao Xinying's IPO plans [4][7]. - The inquiry specifically requested clarification on whether the new appointments would affect the company's existing business operations and if they align with the company's interests [4][7]. - Tianpu is currently under investigation by the China Securities Regulatory Commission due to unusual stock price fluctuations and potential omissions in disclosures [7]. Group 3: Concerns Over Independence - The appointment of key management personnel from Zhonghao Xinying, including the former secretary and CFO, contradicts previous commitments to maintain the independence of Tianpu's management [5][7]. - There are concerns that these appointments may hinder Zhonghao Xinying's independent IPO plans, which were previously stated to be unrelated to Tianpu [5][7]. - The market is closely monitoring whether these changes will lead to a shift in Tianpu's business focus towards AI and technology sectors, as speculated since the control change began in August 2025 [5].