证券代码：002634 证券简称：棒杰股份 公告编号：2025-111 浙江棒杰控股集团股份有限公司 关于子公司收到法院指定管理人 决定书的公告 本公司及董事会全体成员保证信息披露的内容真实、准确、完整，没有虚假记载、误导性陈述或者重大 遗漏。 浙江棒杰控股集团股份有限公司（以下简称"公司"或"上市公司"）于2025年9月16日披露了《关于法院 裁定受理申请人对子公司预重整申请的公告》（公告编号：2025-094），公司及控股二级子公司扬州棒 杰新能源科技有限公司（以下简称"扬州棒杰"）收到江苏省扬州经济技术开发区人民法院（以下简 称"法院"或"扬州经开区法院"）送达的（2025）苏1091破申16号《决定书》。债权人兴业银行股份有限 公司苏州分行（以下简称"债权人"或"申请人"）以扬州棒杰不能清偿到期债务且明显缺乏清偿能力但具 备重整价值为由，向法院申请对扬州棒杰进行预重整，法院于2025年9月12日裁定受理上述预重整申 请。 近日，扬州棒杰收到扬州经开区法院送达的《决定书》（2025）苏1091破申16号之一，法院指定北京天 达共和（南京）律师事务所、中瑞岳华税务师事务所江苏有限公司、上海再生律师事务所联 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Round Building, a controversial landmark, is being auctioned on the Alibaba judicial auction platform with a starting price of 1.36 billion yuan, but has attracted no bidders as of November 11, 2025 [3][8]. Group 1: Building Overview - The Guangzhou Round Building was constructed by Hongda Xingye Group from 2010 to 2013, officially opening in 2015. It stands 138 meters tall with a total area of approximately 105,000 square meters, making it the largest and roundest building in the world at the time of completion [5]. - The building's total investment was 1 billion yuan, and it was named through a public naming campaign that cost 10,000 yuan. Its design resembles a "copper coin," symbolizing prosperous trade [5][7]. Group 2: Auction Details - The auction for the building includes two land use rights, three real estate properties, and fixed assets, with an assessed value of nearly 1.7 billion yuan, starting at 1.36 billion yuan after a 20% discount [7]. - Bidders are required to pay a deposit of 67.98 million yuan and submit relevant documents by November 11, 2025. Despite over 20,000 views on the auction platform, no bids have been placed [7][8]. Group 3: Company Background and Financial Issues - Guangdong Xingye International Industrial Co., Ltd., established in June 2004, is primarily owned by Hongda Xingye Group (96%) and Guangdong Dongsha Logistics Co., Ltd. (4%). The company has faced significant financial difficulties, leading to bankruptcy proceedings for its parent company [5][8]. - The Guangzhou Round Building was previously used as collateral in April 2022 and was put up for auction with a starting price of approximately 5.589 billion yuan, but that auction also failed to attract buyers [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Circle Mansion, a landmark building in Guangzhou, is being auctioned for the third time after facing significant financial difficulties and controversies since its completion in 2013. The starting bid is set at 1.36 billion yuan, reflecting a significant reduction from its estimated value of 1.7 billion yuan [1][5][6]. Group 1: Auction Details - The auction is scheduled to take place from November 13 to November 14, 2025, with a starting price of 1,359,723,468.8 yuan [4][9]. - The auction has attracted over 12,000 views, but as of November 6, 2023, no bids have been placed [1][9]. - A deposit of approximately 67.99 million yuan is required to participate in the auction [4]. Group 2: Building Specifications - The Guangzhou Circle Mansion was constructed at a cost of 1 billion yuan and has a total area of approximately 105,000 square meters, standing 138 meters tall with 33 floors [5][6]. - The building features a unique circular design, with an outer diameter of 146.6 meters and an inner diameter of 47 meters, making it potentially the largest and roundest building in the world [5][6]. Group 3: Financial Background - The building's parent company, Hongda Xingye Group, has faced severe financial issues, leading to its bankruptcy application in 2023. The group reported total assets of 9.964 billion yuan against liabilities of 33.845 billion yuan, resulting in a negative net asset of 23.881 billion yuan [8][9]. - The previous auction attempt in August 2023 had a starting price of approximately 5.589 billion yuan but did not result in a sale [6][8]. Group 4: Ownership and Legal Issues - The auction includes the sale of 100% equity of Guangdong Xingye International Industrial Co., Ltd. and necessary assets for restructuring, alongside land use rights for two parcels designated for storage, education, and cultural facilities [6][7]. - The chairman of Hongda Xingye, Zhou Yifeng, has faced multiple legal issues, including being listed as a dishonest executor and facing penalties for financial misconduct [8][9].

Core Viewpoint - The restructuring plan for Singshan Group, led by private ship king Ren Yuanlin, has been put on hold as the draft plan failed to pass the creditor vote, indicating significant challenges in the restructuring process [1][6]. Group 1: Restructuring Plan Details - The restructuring plan was proposed by a consortium led by Jiangsu Xinyangzi Trading Co., Jiangsu Xinyang Ship Investment Co., China Orient Asset Management Co., and Xiamen TCL Technology Industry Investment Partnership, aiming to acquire 23.36% of Singshan's shares for a total price of 3.284 billion yuan [4]. - The plan included direct stock purchases, indirect acquisitions through a partnership, and a delegation of voting rights to the investment holding platform [4][5]. - The creditor groups that did not approve the plan included secured creditors, ordinary creditors, and investors, primarily due to dissatisfaction with the repayment ratios [5]. Group 2: Future of Restructuring - With the failure of the restructuring plan, Singshan Group's future restructuring process may need to start over, as all three major creditor groups rejected the proposal [7]. - The management can negotiate with the creditor groups that did not approve the plan, but the current situation suggests that the issues may not be easily resolved [7]. - Legal experts indicate that a court-mandated approval of the restructuring plan is unlikely due to the size of Singshan Group, suggesting a complete reevaluation of the restructuring strategy [7]. Group 3: Complications from Other Stakeholders - The involvement of Saimico Advanced Materials Co. has complicated the situation, as they claimed to have been unfairly excluded from the restructuring process [8]. - There are indications that the mysterious organizer behind the consortium may need to secure additional funding to continue participating in the restructuring [9]. - Communication issues and unmet demands from the mysterious organizer have contributed to the tensions surrounding the restructuring efforts [9].

Core Viewpoint - The restructuring plan for Singshan Group, led by private shipping tycoon Ren Yuanlin, has been rejected, halting the merger process with Singshan Group [1][2] Restructuring Plan Details - The proposed restructuring plan aimed for a total acquisition price of 3.284 billion yuan to control 23.36% of Singshan shares through a combination of direct and indirect acquisitions and voting rights delegation [3][4] - The plan included a direct acquisition of 9.93% of Singshan shares for 2.555 billion yuan by a newly established partnership, with TCL Investment acquiring 1.94% for 500 million yuan [3][4] Voting Outcome - The creditor groups, including secured creditors, ordinary creditors, and investors, did not approve the restructuring plan due to dissatisfaction with the repayment ratios and irreconcilable interests among the parties involved [5][6] Future of Restructuring - Following the rejection of the restructuring plan, Singshan Group's restructuring process may need to start over, with potential negotiations between the debtor and the disapproving creditor groups [6][7] - Legal experts suggest that a court-mandated approval of the restructuring plan is unlikely due to the size of Singshan Group and the potential impact of such a decision [7][8] Complications from External Parties - The involvement of Saimico Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. has complicated the situation, as they claimed to have been excluded from the bidding process, raising questions about the integrity of the restructuring process [9][10] - It has been suggested that a mysterious orchestrator initially facilitated the entry of New Yangzi into the restructuring process, indicating a complex web of interests and potential conflicts [9][10]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that TCL Technology Group is actively involved in the restructuring investment of Ningbo Shanshan Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries, aiming for sustainable high-quality development in semiconductor display, new energy photovoltaic, and semiconductor materials [2][3] - TCL Technology, through its investment partnership, has joined forces with other investors to participate in the bankruptcy restructuring of Shanshan Group and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ningbo Pengze Trading Co., Ltd. [2] - The restructuring investment agreement was signed on September 29, 2025, indicating a strategic move to enhance supply chain resilience and efficiency [2] Group 2 - Recently, the management notified that the draft restructuring plan was not approved in the third creditors' meeting held on October 21, 2025, and further actions will be taken according to relevant laws [3] - The company will continue to fulfill its information disclosure obligations based on the progress of the restructuring investment [6]

Core Viewpoint - The restructuring plan for Singshan Group, led by the private shipping king Ren Yuanlin, has been terminated due to failure to gain approval from key creditor groups [2][3][6] Restructuring Plan Details - The proposed restructuring plan aimed for a total acquisition price of 3.284 billion yuan to control 23.36% of Singshan shares through a combination of direct and indirect acquisitions and voting rights delegation [4] - The plan included direct stock purchases, with New Yangzi and New Yang Ship establishing a partnership to acquire 9.93% of Singshan shares for 2.555 billion yuan, while TCL Investment would acquire 1.94% for 500 million yuan [4] - Indirect acquisition was also part of the plan, with a subsidiary of New Yangzi set to form a partnership to acquire an additional 0.89% of shares [4] Voting Outcome - The third creditors' meeting was held online, with voting completed on October 30, requiring a majority agreement and over two-thirds of the monetary amount for approval [5] - The creditor groups representing secured debts, ordinary debts, and investors did not approve the proposed plan [6] Reasons for Rejection - The core reason for the rejection was dissatisfaction among creditors regarding the repayment ratio, with conflicting interests making negotiations difficult [7] Future of Restructuring - Following the rejection of the restructuring plan, Singshan Group's restructuring process may need to start over, as all major creditor groups failed to approve the proposal [8] - The management may negotiate with the disapproving groups for a revised vote, but the lack of approval from all three major groups complicates the situation [8] - Court intervention for a forced ruling on the restructuring plan is considered unlikely due to the potential impact on such a large enterprise [9] Complications from External Parties - The involvement of Saimico Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. has added complexity to the situation, as they claimed to have been sidelined during the restructuring process [10] - Allegations of miscommunication and hidden agendas have surfaced, indicating that New Yangzi was initially acting on behalf of a mysterious organizer [10][11]

Core Viewpoint - The restructuring plan for Singshan Group, led by private shipping tycoon Ren Yuanlin, has been halted due to the failure to gain approval from key creditor groups, indicating significant challenges in the restructuring process [1][4]. Restructuring Plan Details - The proposed restructuring plan aimed for a total acquisition price of 3.284 billion yuan to gain control of 23.36% of Singshan shares through a combination of direct and indirect acquisitions, as well as voting rights delegation [2][3]. - The plan included a direct stock purchase of 9.93% of Singshan shares for 2.555 billion yuan by a newly established investment platform, with TCL Investment acquiring an additional 1.94% for 500 million yuan [2][3]. Voting Outcome - The third creditors' meeting resulted in the rejection of the restructuring plan, primarily due to dissatisfaction among creditors regarding repayment ratios and conflicting interests among different creditor groups [4][5]. - The voting process required a majority agreement from each group, with financial stakes needing to exceed two-thirds for approval [3]. Future of Restructuring - Following the rejection, Singshan Group's restructuring process may need to start anew, as all three major creditor groups failed to approve the plan, complicating potential negotiations [5][6]. - The restructuring management will continue to advance the process according to bankruptcy laws, but the likelihood of a forced court ruling to approve the plan is considered low due to the company's size and complexity [6]. Complications from External Parties - The involvement of Saimaike Advanced Materials Co., which raised concerns before the creditors' meeting, has added complexity to the situation, with claims of being sidelined during the selection process [7][8]. - There are indications that a mysterious orchestrator initially involved in the restructuring may need to secure additional funding to continue participating in the process [8].

Core Points - The restructuring plan proposed by the controlling shareholder of Singshan Co., Ltd. was not approved by the creditors' meeting [1][2] - Major creditor groups, including secured creditors, ordinary creditors, and equity holders, voted against the restructuring plan, while only the employee and tax creditor groups approved it [1][2] - The court will continue to oversee the restructuring process according to the relevant laws, despite the rejection of the plan by the major creditor groups [1][3] Group 1: Restructuring Plan Details - Singshan Group and its subsidiary, Ningbo Pengze Trading Co., Ltd., were ordered to undergo substantive consolidation restructuring by the Ningbo Court [1] - A consortium led by Jiangsu New Yangzi Trading Co., Ltd. and others plans to acquire a 23.36% stake in Singshan Co. for a total consideration of 3.284 billion yuan [2] - The restructuring plan includes the establishment of a holding platform to directly acquire shares of Singshan Co. and involves multiple parties, including TCL Technology [2] Group 2: Legal and Procedural Aspects - Despite the rejection of the restructuring plan by major creditor groups, the court has the authority to approve the plan under specific conditions, even if it was not passed by the creditors [3] - The possibility of the court enforcing the plan is low due to the unanimous rejection by the three major creditor groups [3] - Legal interpretations indicate that any court approval must ensure fair treatment of the dissenting creditor groups, including adequate repayment ratios [3]