Core Viewpoint - Changjiang Sanxing Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Changjiang Nengke") has been approved for listing on the Beijing Stock Exchange, marking it as the 36th company to pass the review this year [1]. Company Overview - Changjiang Nengke specializes in the design, research and development, manufacturing, and service of energy and chemical specialized equipment, including electro-dehydration equipment, separation equipment, heat exchange equipment, storage equipment, carbon capture equipment, and hydrogen energy equipment [1]. - The company is recognized as a national-level specialized and innovative "little giant" enterprise, with products widely used in oil and gas engineering, refining and chemical, marine engineering, and clean energy sectors [1]. Shareholding Structure - The controlling shareholder of Changjiang Nengke is Samsung Technology, which directly holds 36,897,704 shares, accounting for 34.14% of the total shares [2]. - The actual controllers are Liu Jianchun and Liu Jiacheng, who are father and son. Liu Jiacheng directly holds 36,825,501 shares, controlling 34.07% of the voting rights [2]. - Together, Liu Jianchun and Liu Jiacheng can control 88.03% of the voting rights through various agreements and shareholdings [3]. IPO Details - Changjiang Nengke plans to publicly issue up to 30 million shares to unspecified qualified investors, with an option to issue an additional 15%, totaling a maximum of 34.5 million shares [3]. - The company aims to raise 160 million yuan for projects including the annual production of 1,500 tons of heavy special materials equipment and 4,500 tons of oil and gas engineering equipment, as well as for the construction of a research and development center [4]. Key Inquiries from Review Meeting - The review meeting raised questions regarding the sustainability of the company's performance, asking for explanations related to industry trends, market size, customer loyalty, product competitiveness, and order status [5]. - There were also inquiries about the compliance of revenue recognition methods, particularly regarding contracts that involve installation and technical guidance [5].