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“火腿第一股”又卖壳,8.7亿卖了控股权!

Core Viewpoint - The control of Jinzi Ham Co., Ltd. is set to change as the controlling shareholder Ren Guilong has signed a share transfer agreement with Zheng Qingsheng, transferring 145 million shares, which is 11.98% of the total share capital, and delegating voting rights for an additional 82,974,679 shares, totaling 18.83% voting rights post-transfer [1][2]. Shareholding and Voting Rights - Before the transaction, Ren Guilong held 227,974,679 shares (18.83% of total shares) and had 18.83% voting rights. After the transaction, Zheng Qingsheng will hold 145,000,000 shares (11.98%) and Ren Guilong will hold 82,974,679 shares (6.85%) with no voting rights [2]. - The total share capital of the company is 1,210,614,164 shares, with other shareholders holding 81.17% [2]. Financial Performance - Jinzi Ham's revenue from 2022 to 2024 showed a decline, with revenues of 4.45 billion, 3.14 billion, and 3.44 billion respectively. The net profit attributable to the parent company also decreased from 353.04 million to 235.47 million, reflecting a year-on-year decline of 7.75% and 27.70% [4][5]. - In 2024, the company's revenue was 343.88 million, a 9.62% increase from 2023, while the net profit attributable to shareholders increased by 55.19% to 62.17 million [5][6]. Product Revenue Breakdown - In 2024, the revenue from ham products was 187.29 million (54.46% of total revenue), while specialty meat products generated 76.54 million (22.26%) [6][7]. - The gross margin for ham products was 26.14%, down 1.51% year-on-year, and for specialty meat products, it was 7.67%, down 15.49% [6][7]. Control Changes and Historical Context - Ren Guilong became the controlling shareholder in October 2021, acquiring 20.30% of the shares from the previous major shareholder Anji Bama at a price of 5.00 yuan per share [8]. - The recent transfer of shares does not trigger a mandatory takeover bid and is not classified as a related party transaction [1].