境外发行证券和上市备案情况表(截至2026年1月23日) ：3家补充材料要求

Core Viewpoint - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has requested additional materials from three companies planning to list in Hong Kong, focusing on issues related to shareholder equity, pricing, and compliance with regulations [1][3]. Group 1: Xihua Technology (Hong Kong Listing) - The company is required to clarify inconsistencies in the identification of controlling shareholders and provide a conclusive legal opinion on this matter [3]. - It must explain the pricing basis and fairness of new shareholders' investments over the last 12 months, addressing any discrepancies and potential related-party transactions [3]. - The progress of business registration changes for the employee stock ownership platform needs to be detailed [3]. - The company must confirm whether the shares intended for "full circulation" are subject to any pledges, freezes, or other rights defects [3]. Group 2: Zhenqu Technology (Hong Kong Listing) - The company must clarify whether the shareholding by Shen Jie and Qu Bo through proxies complies with their respective company's management policies and whether it violates any non-compete agreements [5]. - A detailed list of past capital increases and share transfer prices, including justifications for any inconsistencies, is required, along with an opinion on the legality of these transactions [5]. - The company is asked to provide a legal opinion on the compliance of its establishment and past equity changes [5]. Group 3: Jishi Jiao (Hong Kong Listing) - The company needs to explain the reasons for new shareholders' investments in the last 12 months, the rationale behind the investment prices, and any potential irregularities or related-party transactions [6]. - Progress on state-owned shareholders obtaining state-owned stock identifiers must be reported [6]. - The company must assess whether exercising the over-allotment option could affect control post-listing [6].