证券时报·2025-06-10 04:08Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the recent entry of two companies, Pengbo and Longyu, into the delisting arrangement period, indicating significant stock price risks in the A-share market [1][2][3]. Summary by Sections Company Overview - Pengbo, officially known as Pengbo Telecom Media Group Co., Ltd., has seen its stock price plummet, with a drop exceeding 64% to a low of 0.22 yuan. The company, once valued at over 600 billion yuan, now has a market capitalization of approximately 4 billion yuan, representing a decline of over 99% from its peak [4][6][7]. - Longyu, officially Shanghai Longyu Data Co., Ltd., also experienced a sharp decline, with its stock price falling over 45% during trading. The company is recognized as a green digital ecological service provider and a bulk commodity trading service provider [8][9][10]. Financial Reporting Issues - Both companies faced delisting due to their 2023 annual financial reports being issued with audit opinions that could not express a view. This led to the Shanghai Stock Exchange's decision to terminate their listings [7][10]. - Pengbo's stock was under delisting risk warning since May 6, 2024, and its 2024 annual report also received an audit opinion that could not express a view [7][10]. - Longyu similarly received a delisting warning and had its 2024 financial report audited with a negative opinion on internal controls [10]. Market Reactions - The stock prices of both companies saw drastic declines, with Pengbo's trading volume significantly increasing during the sell-off [4][8]. - The article notes that other companies, such as Longjin and Renrenle, are also entering the delisting arrangement period, indicating a broader trend of financial distress among A-share listed companies [12][13][14].