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Core Viewpoint - Ongoing internal conflicts within Reliable Co., Ltd. have not been resolved, highlighted by the recent board meeting where board member Bao Jia voted against two proposed related party transactions, leading to a public dispute with the current chairman and general manager Jin Liwei [1][17]. Group 1: Related Party Transactions - The board approved a related party transaction with Qiaozhi Company, allowing its subsidiary Hangzhou Kexin Meideng Material Technology Co., Ltd. to lease property from Qiaozhi for an estimated amount not exceeding 1.68 million yuan for 2026 [5][10]. - Bao Jia opposed this transaction, arguing that it contradicts Jin Liwei's prior commitment to avoid related party transactions unless unavoidable, and criticized the lack of transparency regarding the fairness of the rental price and the existence of vacant properties [5][6][8]. - Reliable Co. defended the necessity of the lease, stating that the subsidiary's scale does not justify purchasing land for a factory, and that maintaining the current lease is crucial for operational continuity [7][8]. Group 2: Procurement from Hanggang Company - The board also approved a related party transaction with Hanggang Company for raw material procurement, with an estimated amount not exceeding 60 million yuan for 2026 [10][12]. - Bao Jia raised concerns about the declining procurement amounts, questioning the company's claims of cost advantages and strategic significance, as the actual procurement amounts have decreased over the years [11][12]. - Reliable Co. responded by emphasizing that the transaction is a result of balancing production capacity and supplier structure, and that the procurement decisions are made independently by both parties [14][15]. Group 3: Internal Conflicts and Governance - Bao Jia, who is also the ex-wife of Jin Liwei, has consistently voted against various proposals, indicating ongoing personal and professional conflicts within the company [16][18]. - The company has faced regulatory scrutiny in the past due to related party transactions, which has led to a warning from the regulatory authority, prompting the company to implement corrective measures [15][12]. - Reliable Co. has committed to enhancing board training to ensure compliance with governance standards and improve decision-making processes in the future [15].