Core Points - The company has successfully recovered a total of 150,000 million RMB from cash management products, yielding a return of 557.01 million RMB [2][3] - The company plans to continue cash management using part of the idle raised funds, with an investment amount of 124,000 million RMB [5][12] Cash Management Recovery Situation - The company and its project implementation subsidiaries recovered a total of 150,000 million RMB from cash management products on November 24 and 25, 2025, with a return of 557.01 million RMB [2][3] - The recovered principal and earnings have been deposited into the fundraising account [3] Continued Cash Management Situation - The purpose of cash management is to improve the efficiency of raised fund usage while ensuring the normal implementation of fundraising projects and the safety of raised funds [4] - The cash management amount for this round is 124,000 million RMB, sourced from idle raised funds [5][6] Fundraising Basic Situation - The company raised a total of 6,103,279,992.42 RMB through a non-public offering of shares, with a net amount of 6,020,040,632.51 RMB after deducting issuance costs [7] Cash Management Product Details - The company has signed agreements with various banks for structured deposit products, ensuring capital preservation and floating returns [9][10] - The cash management products include structured deposits linked to financial derivatives, gold prices, and other market indicators [10][11] Decision-Making Process - The company’s board approved the use of idle raised funds for cash management on August 26, 2025, allowing for an amount not exceeding 15.00 billion RMB [13] - As of the announcement date, the total amount of cash management products held is 12.40 billion RMB, within the board's approved limit [13] Impact on the Company - The cash management products represent 20.23% of the company's cash balance as of September 30, 2025, and will not affect the implementation of fundraising projects or the company's main business [17] - The accounting treatment for these cash management products will be in accordance with relevant accounting standards, impacting the financial statements accordingly [17]