Core Viewpoint - Suzhou Bank announced the progress of a lawsuit involving a financial loan contract dispute, where the court dismissed the case without entering substantive proceedings, involving an amount of approximately 981 million yuan [1][2]. Group 1: Lawsuit Details - The lawsuit was initiated by Ordos Rural Commercial Bank against multiple parties, including Suzhou Bank, and was accepted by the Intermediate People's Court of Ordos City, Inner Mongolia [1]. - The court's recent ruling allowed the Ordos Dongsheng District Branch of the Inner Mongolia Rural Commercial Bank to replace the original plaintiff, while simultaneously dismissing the new plaintiff's claim [2]. Group 2: Financial Implications - The dismissal of the case indicates that it has not entered substantive proceedings, and the impact on Suzhou Bank's current or future profits remains uncertain [2]. - The bank stated that other litigation and arbitration matters arising from daily operations are minor in relation to the most recent audited net assets and will not significantly affect the financial status or operating results [2].

Group 1 - The resignation of the company's board member and general manager, Jin Xianghua, and the board member and deputy general manager, Guo Shaojie, was due to personal reasons, with their resignations effective immediately upon delivery of their resignation letters to the board [1][2] - The company will promptly complete the election of new board members and the appointment of a new general manager in accordance with relevant laws and regulations [2] - The board expressed gratitude for the contributions made by Jin Xianghua and Guo Shaojie during their tenure [2] Group 2 - The company is currently involved in multiple litigation cases, with the total amount in dispute approximately 300.29 million yuan (excluding interest and other fees) [4][5] - The company is the applicant in the execution phase of these lawsuits, which include cases against Guo Shaokang and the construction group for debts totaling 1.48 million yuan and 2.72 million yuan, respectively [6][9] - The company has provided collateral for these debts and is actively pursuing recovery through legal channels [7][10] Group 3 - The company has faced a significant financial impact due to the execution of court orders, including the freezing and allocation of funds totaling approximately 201.06 million yuan in the case with Gansu Bank [15] - The company has initiated legal actions to recover funds from debtors and guarantors in response to the execution of judgments against it [10][12] - The company is committed to monitoring the progress of these legal matters and will fulfill its disclosure obligations as required by law [5][16]