Core Viewpoint - The company, Zhuhai Chuanmeixun New Materials Co., Ltd., is attempting to go public on the Beijing Stock Exchange, focusing on the development, production, and sales of digital printing inks, which are essential for various printing applications [1][2]. Financial Performance - The company's operating revenue for the years 2022 to 2024 was 185 million, 192 million, and 207 million yuan, respectively, with year-on-year growth rates of 3.57% and 7.79% for 2023 and 2024 [2]. - However, the net profit attributable to the parent company showed a decline in 2024 despite revenue growth, with figures of 35.19 million, 42.20 million, and 40.11 million yuan for the same years [2]. Product Pricing and Competition - The average selling prices of the company's main products have been declining, with water-based dye ink dropping from 21.65 yuan/kg in 2022 to 21.08 yuan/kg in 2024, a decrease of 2.41% [3][4]. - The price of dispersed ink fell from 41.02 yuan/kg to 32.22 yuan/kg, a decline of 21.45%, while water-based pigment ink and UV ink prices decreased by 12.94% and 20.93%, respectively [3][4]. Production Capacity Utilization - The utilization rate for UV ink production was only 7.67% in 2022, increased to 25.95% in 2023, but fell back to 19.33% in 2024, indicating inefficiencies in production [4][6]. - Water-based pigment ink's utilization rate remained between 50% and 75%, with a reported rate of 75.02% in 2024 [6]. IPO and Governance Issues - The company plans to invest 43.16 million yuan in a project to build a production capacity of 4,700 tons of digital printing ink as part of its IPO fundraising [6]. - Concerns have been raised by the Beijing Stock Exchange regarding the overlap between major customers and suppliers, with significant sales and procurement amounts reported during the review period [6]. Shareholder Structure and Control - The actual controllers of the company, LIM KHENG TEE and Lin Yuxiang, control 62.79% of the shares through a holding company and an employee stock ownership platform [7][9]. - Following a divorce, Lin Yuxiang's ex-wife acquired 12.84% of the holding company, indirectly holding 6.78% of the company, raising questions about the stability of control and governance [12][13]. Financial Health and Compliance - The company's asset-liability ratios were significantly higher than industry averages, at 46.92%, 51.7%, and 42.65% during the reporting period, while still distributing dividends of 10 million yuan in 2022 and 10.2 million yuan in 2023 [15]. - The company has faced regulatory scrutiny for governance issues, including contract management and financial internal controls, leading to administrative penalties [15].