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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the IPO of Shenzhen Aiwei Electric Technology Co., Ltd. (Aiwei Electric), highlighting its business focus on high-voltage control components for new energy vehicles and the associated risks, including financial discrepancies and market competition [3][4]. Group 1: Company Overview - Aiwei Electric aims to raise 930 million yuan for the establishment of a smart manufacturing base and R&D center for high-voltage control components in new energy vehicles [3]. - The company claims to be the largest third-party supplier of thermal management high-voltage controllers in China, serving major clients like Geely, Li Auto, Chery, and GAC [3][5]. Group 2: Market Position and Competition - Aiwei Electric asserts a leading market share of approximately 13.35% in electric compressor controllers and 5.23% in PTC controllers among third-party suppliers [6][7]. - However, the comparability of Aiwei Electric's market position with competitors like Rujing Technology and United Power is questioned due to differences in product types and applications [8][11]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Risks - The company's revenue heavily relies on a few major clients, with sales to the top five customers accounting for 97.85%, 93.31%, and 84.52% over the reporting periods [14]. - Aiwei Electric faces risks related to high customer concentration and potential changes in procurement strategies from Tier 1 clients, which could significantly impact order volumes [15][17]. Group 4: Financial Discrepancies and Controversies - Aiwei Electric has been involved in a financial scandal, with the Ministry of Finance identifying discrepancies in its 2022 financial data, including a 89% reduction in cash and a 25% reduction in accounts receivable [22][23]. - The company has changed its auditing firm to Xinyong Zhonghe, but discrepancies between its financial disclosures and those from the Ministry of Finance remain [23]. Group 5: Ownership and Control Issues - The actual controller of Aiwei Electric, Liang Xianghui, has faced disputes over shareholding arrangements with early investors, raising concerns about the clarity of ownership and control stability [24][26]. - Ongoing legal proceedings related to these disputes have not been fully disclosed, leading to questions about their impact on the company's IPO application [24].