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Core Viewpoint - Jiemite (300868.SZ) announced a major asset restructuring plan to acquire control of Sitenhe (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. through cash, shifting from mobile phone cases to AI computing solutions, but the stock price fell significantly after the announcement, indicating market skepticism about the transition [3][4][23]. Group 1: Company Performance - Jiemite has faced continuous losses since its IPO in 2020, with net profits declining from 120 million in 2020 to a loss of 121 million in 2022 and 91.62 million in 2023, with a slight recovery expected in 2024 [4][5][22]. - The company's revenue model primarily relies on ODM/OEM sales, which contributed over 70% of revenue since 2017, but has seen a significant decline due to reduced orders from major client Huawei [7][9][11]. - The self-branded product sales have also decreased sharply, from 293 million in 2020 to an estimated 121 million in 2024, representing a 59% decline [16][22]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - Jiemite's revenue fluctuations are closely tied to Huawei's market performance, with revenue from Huawei dropping significantly after 2020 due to U.S. sanctions, although orders have started to recover in 2024 [11][14]. - The company has faced challenges with low gross margins in its ODM/OEM business, which fell to around 10% compared to an average of 25% previously, while self-branded products maintain higher margins but struggle with sales [14][22]. - The company has also encountered issues with bad debts, totaling 93.58 million, due to two U.S. ODM/OEM clients defaulting on payments, further exacerbating its financial difficulties [22]. Group 3: Acquisition and Financial Position - Jiemite plans to finance the acquisition of Sitenhe with significant cash reserves, reporting 296 million in cash and 671 million in structured deposits as of Q1 2025, indicating a strong liquidity position to support the transaction [29][32]. - The company has accumulated 1.19 billion in net fundraising since its IPO, with only 172 million invested in projects, leaving a substantial cash reserve available for strategic acquisitions [32][33].