Overview - The core point of the announcement is that Guomei Aquatic Food Co., Ltd. plans to introduce Zhanjiang Ocean No.1 Private Equity Investment Partnership as a new shareholder through a capital increase of 95 million yuan, which will enhance the financial strength and competitiveness of the subsidiary [1][2]. Group 1: Capital Increase Details - The capital increase will raise Guomei Aquatic's registered capital from 65.9 million yuan to 83.0498 million yuan, with the company holding 79.35% and Ocean Fund holding 20.65% of the shares [2][3]. - The board of directors approved the capital increase with a unanimous vote, and the company waived its preemptive rights [2][3]. - The funds from the capital increase will be used to optimize production capacity, expand marketing channels, and supplement working capital [4][16]. Group 2: Financial Impact - The capital increase is expected to lower the company's debt ratio and optimize its capital structure, which aligns with the company's strategic development plan [16]. - After the capital increase, Guomei Aquatic will remain a subsidiary of the company, and there will be no adverse impact on the company's financial and operational status [16]. Group 3: Shareholder Rights and Obligations - Ocean Fund will have shareholder rights, including dividend rights and voting rights, from the date of the capital increase [10][11]. - The actual controller of the company, Li Zhong, will bear the obligation to compensate for any dividend shortfall arising from this transaction [1][15].

Core Viewpoint - The export value of tilapia from Maoming, Guangdong reached 2.44 billion yuan last year, but this year, many processing enterprises are facing a decline in export orders due to the imposition of tariffs by the United States, prompting them to shift focus to the domestic market [1][3]. Group 1: Impact of Tariffs - The imposition of tariffs by the United States has led to a significant reduction in export orders for tilapia processing enterprises, with most U.S. orders currently on hold [5][9]. - The decline in export orders is not only affecting the enterprises but also impacting the purchase prices for tilapia, creating uncertainty for many farmers [7]. Group 2: Shift to Domestic Market - In response to the decreased export orders, the company is shifting its sales focus from overseas to the domestic market, where consumer awareness of tilapia is relatively low [9]. - The company has initiated collaboration with e-commerce platforms to enhance market recognition and has established a procurement plan worth tens of millions for domestic sales [11]. - Currently, domestic sales account for approximately 35% of the company's total sales, with plans to increase this share to around 50% [14].