中国基金报·2025-11-12 00:55Core Viewpoint - Dazhihui is facing a lawsuit regarding the validity of its second extraordinary general meeting resolution, which approved a major asset restructuring involving the merger with Xiangcai Co. [1][5] Group 1: Lawsuit Details - The plaintiff, Wang Gongwei, filed a lawsuit on October 15, 2025, seeking to annul the resolution from Dazhihui's second extraordinary general meeting held on October 13, 2025 [1][4] - The lawsuit claims that the merger constitutes a significant related party transaction, which should have undergone proper evaluation and been submitted for shareholder approval according to company rules [7][8] - Wang Gongwei argues that Dazhihui failed to hire a qualified intermediary to assess the transaction, violating both the company's rules and the Shanghai Stock Exchange's regulations [8][9] Group 2: Company Response - Dazhihui asserts that the merger does not involve acquiring Xiangcai's shares or cash, thus not falling under the asset purchase or sale regulations that require auditing or evaluation [10][11] - The company’s financial and legal advisors have stated that the procedures followed during the extraordinary general meeting were legal and compliant with relevant laws [10][11] - Dazhihui's latest market capitalization is reported to be 27.27 billion [13] Group 3: Merger Implications - The merger will result in Dazhihui being delisted and its legal entity being dissolved, with Xiangcai Co. inheriting all of Dazhihui's assets, liabilities, and operations [11][12] - Xiangcai Co. plans to raise up to 8 billion for supporting funds in conjunction with the merger [11] - The merger is classified as a related party transaction, as Xiangcai Co. holds over 5% of Dazhihui's shares and has directors in common [12]