两家上市公司审计机构跑了？年报倒计时不足3个月

Core Viewpoint - Two listed companies, *ST Haihua and *ST Sailong, are facing increased delisting risks due to the abrupt resignation of their auditing firms, leaving them without new auditors just months before their annual reports are due [1] Group 1: Company Situation - As of February 4, *ST Haihua (600243) and *ST Sailong (002898) have not secured new auditing firms after their previous auditors resigned, heightening the risk of delisting [1] - The sudden resignation of auditing firms often indicates poor communication during the audit process or the discovery of significant issues within the companies, leading auditors to withdraw to avoid potential liabilities [1] Group 2: Regulatory Implications - For *ST companies, the 2025 annual report is critical; a non-standard audit opinion or failure to disclose the report on time could result in termination of their listing [1] - Previous cases exist where companies were forced to delist due to the inability to find auditing firms, such as San Sheng Education, which faced delisting in July 2024 after failing to secure an auditor and was later found to have committed financial fraud [1]