Group 1 - A listed company disclosed an administrative penalty of 195 million yuan due to alleged monopoly agreements in its 2024 annual report, which significantly impacted its net profit of 397 million yuan [1] - The administrative penalty notice was issued by the Tianjin Market Supervision Administration, and the company recognized the expected liabilities and related losses in its financial statements for the 2024 fiscal year [1] - The article highlights the lack of timely disclosure practices among listed companies regarding administrative penalties, suggesting that the current regulatory framework allows for delays in information sharing [1][2] Group 2 - Recommendations include improving the information disclosure rules for listed companies, specifically defining "immediate" disclosure as within 24 hours of an event [2] - The article suggests addressing the issue of information silos among regulatory bodies by enhancing collaboration between securities regulators and other authorities such as market supervision and tax departments [2][3] - A proposal is made to establish a blockchain platform for regulatory information sharing, ensuring that administrative penalty notices are timestamped and shared with relevant parties to prevent delays in disclosure [3]