Core Viewpoint - The strategic cooperation between two major state-owned enterprises, China Electronics Technology Group (China Electric) and China Electronics Corporation, involves significant share transfers in listed companies, aiming to enhance industrial synergy and support national digital economy development [1][2][5]. Group 1: Share Transfer Details - China Electronics' subsidiary, Shenzhen Sanda Co., Ltd. (Deep Sanda A), disclosed a share transfer agreement where China Electric's subsidiary, China Electric Taiji (Group), will acquire 22.6795 million shares, representing 1.9930% of the total share capital [1][2]. - Additionally, China Electric's investment arm will acquire 11.573 million shares of Deep Sanda A, accounting for 1.0170% of the total share capital, with both transactions priced at 5.71 yuan per share [4]. - Following these transactions, China Electronics' stake in Deep Sanda A will decrease from 47.2314% to 44.2214%, while China Electric will hold 3.01% [4]. Group 2: Taiji Shares Transfer - China Electric Taiji announced a share transfer to China Electronics' subsidiary, where 19.1567 million shares will be transferred, representing 3.0738% of the total share capital, and another 9.7756 million shares will be transferred at 8.41 yuan per share [4][5]. - After the completion of these transactions, China Electric will hold 34.1149% of Taiji shares, maintaining its status as the actual controller, while China Electronics will indirectly control 4.6423% [5]. Group 3: Strategic Intent - Both companies stated that the share transactions aim to deepen strategic cooperation among state-owned enterprises, enhance industrial collaboration, and create a synergistic ecosystem to better serve the national digital economy [5]. - The transactions are subject to approval from the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and compliance confirmation from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange [6]. Group 4: Company Background - China Electric, established in 2002 with a registered capital of 20 billion yuan, is a key state-owned enterprise directly managed by the central government, focusing on military electronics and national strategic technology [6]. - China Electronics, founded in 1989 with a registered capital of approximately 18.5 billion yuan, is also a significant state-owned enterprise with a core focus on information technology, employing around 189,000 staff and holding total assets of 476.46 billion yuan [7].

证券日报网讯 11月9日晚间，太极股份发布公告称，控股股东中电太极及其一致行动人电科投资拟通过 非公开协议转让方式向中电金投转让持有的公司股份，其中中电太极转让19，156，668股，占公司总股 本的3.0738%，电科投资转让9，775，635股，占公司总股本的1.5685%，每股转让价格为人民币8.41 元。本次转让旨在深化央企战略合作，发挥产业协同作用。 （文章来源：证券日报） ...

网信领域两大央企——中国电子科技集团（以下简称为"中国电科"）及中国电子信息产业集团（以下简称为"中国电子"）计划通过旗下上市公司的股权互 换，深化战略合作。 昨日晚间（11月9日），中国电子旗下的深圳市桑达实业股份有限公司（以下简称为"深桑达A"）和中国电科旗下的太极计算机股份有限公司（以下简称 为"太极股份"）同步公告，控股股东的一致行动人拟协议转让公司股份。 具体来看，深桑达A公告称，11月8日，公司控股股东中电国际的一致行动人中电金投控股有限公司（以下简称"中电金投"）与中国电科全资子公司中电太 极签署了协议，拟向中电太极转让持有的深桑达Ａ股份2267.95万股，占上市公司总股本的1.9930%。同日，中电金投又与中国电科全资子公司电科投资签署 协议，向其转让1157.3万股，占公司总股本的1.0170%。 两份协议的转让价格均为人民币5.71元/股，较上一交易日（11月7日）深桑达A的收盘价（20.26元/股）折价超70%。转让完成后，中国电科将通过两家子公 司合计持有的深桑达A股份比例为3.0100%；中国电子仍为深桑达A实控人，持股比率从47.23%降至44.22%。 另一方面，太极股份也宣布， ...

【环球网财经综合报道】中国两大科技央企——中国电子科技集团（中国电科）与中国电子信息产业集 团（中国电子）正通过下属上市公司交叉持股的方式，开启重磅战略合作。11月10日，双方旗下A股上 市公司深桑达A（000032）与太极股份（002368）同步披露了股权协议转让公告，标志着这一央企间的 深度协同正式拉开序幕。 根据公告，中国电子旗下中电金投拟将其持有的深桑达A合计3425.25万股股份（占总股本3.01%）协议 转让给中国电科旗下的中电太极和电科投资。交易完成后，中国电子仍为深桑达A的实际控制人，持股 比例降至44.2214%，而中国电科则将持有深桑达A 3.01%的股份。 与此同时，另一场操作也在太极股份身上上演。中国电科旗下的中电太极和电科投资拟将其持有的太极 股份合计2893.23万股股份（占总股本4.6423%）协议转让给中国电子旗下的中电金投。交易完成后，中 国电科仍为太极股份的实际控制人，持股比例为34.1149%，中国电子则通过中电金投间接持有太极股 份4.6423%的股权。 值得注意的是，两次交易的定价均远低于二级市场股价。深桑达A的转让单价为5.71元/股，较11月7日 收盘价20.26 ...

Core Viewpoint - The strategic cooperation between two major state-owned enterprises, China Electronics Technology Group (China Electric) and China Electronics Corporation (China Electronics), has been announced, involving significant share transfers in listed companies [1][6]. Group 1: Share Transfers - China Electronics' subsidiary, Shenzhen Sanda Co., Ltd. (Deep Sanda A), disclosed that its controlling shareholder, China Electric International, will transfer 22.6795 million shares (1.9930% of total shares) to China Electric's wholly-owned subsidiary, China Electric Taiji [1][3]. - Additionally, China Electric International will transfer 11.573 million shares (1.0170% of total shares) of Deep Sanda A to China Electric's subsidiary, China Electric Investment Holdings, with both transactions priced at 5.71 CNY per share [3][4]. - Following these transactions, China Electronics' stake in Deep Sanda A will decrease from 47.2314% to 44.2214%, while China Electric will hold 3.01% [3][6]. Group 2: Taiji Shares - China Electric Taiji also announced the transfer of 19.1567 million shares (3.0738% of total shares) to China Electronics' subsidiary, China Electric International, at a price of 8.41 CNY per share [4][6]. - Furthermore, China Electric Investment will transfer 9.7756 million shares (1.5685% of total shares) to China Electric International, with the same share price [4][6]. - Upon completion of these transactions, China Electric will hold a total of 34.1149% of Taiji shares, maintaining its status as the actual controller, while China Electronics will indirectly control 4.6423% of Taiji [6]. Group 3: Strategic Intent - Both companies stated that the share transactions aim to deepen strategic cooperation among state-owned enterprises, enhance industrial synergy, and create a collaborative ecosystem to better serve the development of the national digital economy [6][8]. - The transactions are subject to approval from the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and compliance confirmation from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange [7]. Group 4: Company Background - China Electric, established in 2002 with a registered capital of 20 billion CNY, is a key state-owned enterprise directly managed by the State Council, focusing on military electronics and national strategic technology [7]. - China Electronics, founded in 1989 with a registered capital of approximately 18.5 billion CNY, is also a significant state-owned enterprise, primarily engaged in the information technology sector [7].