广州轻工诉良品铺子控股股东案开庭，指其两度邀约收购又爽约

Core Viewpoint - The court hearing regarding the equity transfer dispute of Liangpinpuzi has commenced, with Guangzhou Light Industry Group accusing Ningbo Hanyi of intentional breach of contract, seeking nearly 20 million yuan in damages, while Ningbo Hanyi claims no breach occurred [1][2]. Group 1: Background of the Dispute - The dispute traces back to August 2024 when Ningbo Hanyi's representative contacted Guangzhou Light Industry Group to discuss the sale of shares in Liangpinpuzi, leading to a signed confidentiality agreement and a draft agreement in September 2024, which ultimately fell through due to Ningbo Hanyi's unilateral termination [3][5]. - In May 2025, Ningbo Hanyi again approached Guangzhou Light Industry Group to restart the share acquisition to resolve its debt crisis, with a deadline for agreement before June 8, 2025, when the debt was due [3][8]. Group 2: Court Proceedings and Claims - During the court session, Guangzhou Light Industry Group's lawyer stated that they had a prior purchase right for the shares based on a May 2025 agreement and requested the court to annul this agreement and award damages of approximately 19.81 million yuan [6][7]. - Ningbo Hanyi argued that the share transfer agreement was never formally established and requested the court to dismiss all claims from Guangzhou Light Industry Group, asserting that the negotiations were ongoing until the last moment [7][8]. Group 3: Financial Context and Implications - Ningbo Hanyi disclosed a debt of over 300 million yuan that was due on June 8, 2025, which was transferred to Wuhan Changjiang International Trade Group, a state-owned enterprise, as a new creditor [8][10]. - Liangpinpuzi has faced significant financial challenges, reporting its first annual loss in 2024 and projecting a net loss of 120 million to 160 million yuan for 2025, marking a year-on-year increase in losses of 160.28% to 247.04% [20].