Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the control change and share reduction of Guanzhong Ecology, highlighting the trend of major shareholders cashing out shortly after the lock-up period, raising concerns about the company's performance post-IPO [2][9]. Company Background - Guanzhong Ecology was initially listed on the New Third Board on November 24, 2015, and later transitioned to the A-share market, successfully listing on the ChiNext on February 25, 2021, becoming the first listed company in Qingdao in the Year of the Ox [6][7]. - The company specializes in ecological restoration services, including vegetation recovery, industrial tailings management, and desertification control [6]. Shareholder Actions - The actual controllers, Li Chunlin and Xu Jianping, had their shares locked for three years post-IPO, with 70.35 million shares (50.24% of total shares) set to be unlocked on February 26, 2024 [10][11]. - Just three months after the lock-up expiration, the actual controllers initiated a significant share reduction, transferring 8.4 million shares (6.07% of total shares) to individual Yang Enguang at a price of 8.5 yuan per share, totaling approximately 71.41 million yuan [12][13]. Financial Performance - The company's revenue grew from 151 million yuan in 2016 to 402 million yuan in 2021, but subsequently faced a decline, with a net loss of 78.18 million yuan in 2024 and a revenue drop back to levels seen eight years prior [15][16]. - The company's stock price peaked at 47.58 yuan shortly after listing but has since fallen to around 11.2 yuan, representing a decline of over 75% from its peak [17]. Financing Activities - Despite the declining performance, Guanzhong Ecology has successfully raised over 700 million yuan since its IPO, including a 400 million yuan convertible bond issuance in July 2023 [19][21]. - The company has distributed a total of approximately 30 million yuan in dividends over the past six years, indicating a low return to shareholders compared to the capital raised [21][22].
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