国资救场，杉杉内斗终局？

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing control struggle and debt crisis of Singshan Group may be approaching a resolution with the signing of a restructuring investment agreement involving Anhui Guozhi and Ningbo Financial Asset Management [3][4][17]. Group 1: Control Struggle and Debt Crisis - The control struggle began in February 2023 after the sudden death of the founder Zheng Yonggang, leading to a power vacuum and a public inheritance battle between his widow Zhou Ting and his son Zheng Ju [5][19]. - The internal conflict resulted in significant decision-making stagnation and governance chaos, which weakened the company's ability to respond to market risks and exacerbated financial pressures, culminating in a debt crisis in 2024 [6][20]. - By mid-2024, Singshan's total liabilities reached 27.33 billion, with current liabilities at 16.19 billion, indicating substantial repayment pressure [8][23]. Group 2: Restructuring Process - The restructuring process faced challenges, including the rejection of the first round of strategic investor recruitment in October 2025, which forced the process back to square one [9][25]. - A second round of recruitment began in November 2025, with a significant turning point occurring at the end of 2025 when an Anhui state-owned consortium emerged as a strategic investor [10][26]. - On February 8, 2026, Singshan announced the signing of a restructuring investment agreement with Anhui Guozhi, marking a critical step in the change of actual control [13][29]. Group 3: Business Resilience and Future Prospects - Despite the turmoil, Singshan's core business demonstrated resilience, with an expected net profit of 400 million to 600 million for 2025, marking a turnaround from previous losses [11][27]. - The demand for lithium batteries remains high due to the global growth of the electric vehicle market, and Singshan, as a leading producer of negative materials, has effectively increased its production capacity and sales [12][28]. - The strategic intent of the Anhui state-owned investment is to integrate Singshan into the regional industrial chain of new energy vehicles and display industries, potentially providing more stable financial and credit support [29][30].