目标公司为一家于中国成立的有限责任公司。其主要业务为经营一个位于湖北省宜昌市伍家岗区的加油 站。该加油站位处市中心黄金地段，毗邻主要道路及交通枢纽。于本公告日期，目标公司由潜在卖方 (一家于中国成立的有限责任公司)拥有100%权益。 董事会认为，可能收购事项若得以落实，可为集团提供机会将业务范围扩展至经营加油站，与集团现有 能源相关业务形成互补，并可能对长期业务发展作出贡献。 格隆汇1月12日丨环球战略集团(08007.HK)公告，于2026年1月12日，公司与江西洽田清洁能源有限公司 ("潜在卖方")订立一份不具法律约束力的谅解备忘录。根据谅解备忘录，集团有意收购及潜在卖方有意 出售宜昌市巨人加油站有限公司("目标公司")不少于51%的股权。倘可能收购事项得以落实，其可能会 构成香港联合交易所有限公司GEM证券上市规则("GEM上市规则")所指公司的须予公布的交易。 ...

Group 1 - The local government is conducting safety inspections in key industries and sectors to ensure safety during the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival [1][3] - Inspections include gas stations, construction sites, and companies, focusing on identifying safety hazards and enforcing safety responsibilities [1][5] - Emphasis is placed on the importance of safety training and emergency response measures for employees, especially with increased foot traffic during the holidays [3][5] Group 2 - Specific inspections were carried out at gas stations, checking storage tanks, fuel dispensers, electrical lines, and lightning protection systems [3][6] - In residential areas, safety checks included gas and electricity usage, fire escape routes, and the use of gas cylinders in kitchens [5][6] - Companies are encouraged to establish a record of identified issues and ensure timely rectification to create a safe environment for residents during the holidays [5][8] Group 3 - Safety inspections at Salt City Haiwen Technology Co., Ltd. and Salt City Airi Clothing Co., Ltd. focused on operational safety and compliance with safety regulations [6][8] - The local government is promoting the sharing of safety management experiences to enhance safety levels in the clothing industry [8]

Core Viewpoint - The rise and fall of Wang Yonghong, a prominent figure in the real estate industry, illustrates the volatility of capital markets and the consequences of excessive risk-taking in business ventures [1][24][26] Group 1: Background and Early Career - Wang Yonghong was born in 1972 in a relatively well-off family in Jiangxi, with both parents being civil servants [3] - After graduating from university, he chose to pursue a business career instead of a stable government job, influenced by the rapid changes brought by China's reform and opening-up [3][5] - He started his career in the automotive service industry, identifying a gap in the market for integrated car services, which led to the establishment of a successful auto repair company [5][8] Group 2: Expansion into Real Estate - Wang Yonghong transitioned into the real estate sector after selling his gas station due to increasing regulatory pressures in the oil industry [10] - He founded Zhonghong Zhuoye Group and initiated his first project, Zhonghong International Business Garden, which eventually gained traction through strategic adjustments [12][19] - His foresight in selecting underdeveloped areas for investment, particularly in Beijing's Chaoyang District, resulted in significant financial returns as the region's value increased rapidly [13][15] Group 3: Lifestyle and Business Practices - As his wealth grew, Wang Yonghong became increasingly focused on a lavish lifestyle, which included a high-profile relationship with actress Han Xiting [17][19] - He began diversifying his investments across various sectors, including tourism and IT, often relying on leveraged financing and asset pledges to fund his expansion [19][21] - This aggressive expansion strategy, while initially successful, ultimately led to a precarious financial situation as market conditions shifted [21][24] Group 4: Downfall and Consequences - The collapse of Wang Yonghong's capital empire was precipitated by a breakdown in his funding chain, leading to significant losses for investors and stakeholders [21][24] - His personal life was also affected, as the stress from his business failures contributed to family tragedies, including the death of his father, which he did not attend [23][26] - The final blow came when he faced legal issues over unpaid debts, further tarnishing his reputation and leading to the disintegration of his business empire [24][26]