Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent change in control of Jiangte Motor (002176.SZ) following a share transfer agreement, highlighting the implications of this shift for the company's future and its new actual controller, Wang Xin [1][2][19]. Group 1: Change in Control - Jiangte Motor's actual controller has changed from Zhu Jun and Lu Shunmin to Wang Xin and Zhu Jun after the transfer of 50% equity of Jiangte Industrial Group to Beijing Wubai Yingli Technology [1][2]. - Wang Xin, who has been a shareholder for eight years, now holds a significant stake in Jiangte Motor, with 50.12 million shares, representing 2.94% of the total share capital [2][3]. Group 2: Wang Xin's Investment Journey - Wang Xin first appeared in Jiangte Motor's shareholder list in Q4 2017 with 9.73 million shares and has since navigated through various market cycles, including a significant increase in stock price during the lithium boom [5][6]. - His investment strategy involved accumulating shares during low price periods, with a notable increase of 44 million shares from Q4 2018 to Q2 2021, while also experiencing a reduction in holdings during market fluctuations [10][11]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Market Position - Jiangte Motor's stock price saw a dramatic rise from a low of 1.25 yuan in May 2020 to a peak of 32.56 yuan in September 2021, showcasing the volatility and potential of the lithium market [6][12]. - Despite recent downturns, Wang Xin's entry point and average cost of shares suggest he may still be in a profitable position, with estimates indicating a potential doubling of his investment value at current prices [13][12]. Group 4: Future Prospects and Challenges - The company has two main business segments: electric motors and lithium mining, but has faced challenges, including a significant loss of 0.95 billion to 1.25 billion yuan in the first half of the year, marking its third consecutive year of losses [20]. - Wang Xin's involvement is expected to bring resources and strategic advantages to Jiangte Motor, potentially improving operational efficiency and profitability, although the exact impact remains uncertain [19][20].