Core Viewpoint - Recently, Shanying International announced plans to establish a partnership enterprise with a capital contribution of nearly 3 billion yuan, aiming to attract over 700 million yuan in long-term funding, which may be insufficient given its short-term borrowings exceeding 15 billion yuan [1][3]. Group 1: Partnership Enterprise Establishment - Shanying International plans to set up Wuhu Shengying Enterprise Management Consulting Partnership with a total investment of 2.978 billion yuan, where Shanying will contribute 2.177 billion yuan and 800 million yuan through its subsidiaries [3][4]. - The two subsidiaries involved, Guangdong Shanying and Xiangheng Creative, are considered high-quality assets in the paper and packaging sectors, with total assets of 11.686 billion yuan and net assets of 4.39 billion yuan [4][5]. Group 2: Financial Implications - After the establishment of Shengying Partnership, Shanying International intends to transfer 25.09% of the partnership shares to several investors for a total of up to 747.5 million yuan [4][5]. - The partnership will adopt a dual GP model, with significant state-owned and long-term capital investors involved, aiming to enhance the company's sustainable development and core competitiveness [5][6]. Group 3: Company Financial Health - Shanying International has faced declining revenues, with total revenues dropping below 30 billion yuan in recent years, and net profits showing significant losses [10][11]. - The company's asset-liability ratio has remained around 70%, with short-term borrowings reaching 15.363 billion yuan and long-term borrowings at 6.694 billion yuan, indicating liquidity challenges [10][11]. Group 4: Asset Divestiture Strategy - The company is strategically exiting non-core businesses, having successfully divested from North European Paper and other assets, which has improved its cash flow and reduced its asset-liability ratio from 71.29% to 67.67% [11]. - Shanying International is focused on reducing its debt levels, targeting a comprehensive asset-liability ratio below 60% [11].