Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Narui Radar Technology Co., Ltd. is planning to issue shares and pay cash to acquire 100% equity of Tianjin Sigma Microelectronics Co., Ltd. and raise supporting funds through a differentiated pricing scheme [1][2][3] Legal and Regulatory Framework - The law firm Guangdong Jingcheng Yueheng has been appointed as the legal advisor for the transaction, ensuring compliance with relevant Chinese laws and regulations, including the Company Law and Securities Law [1][4] - A supplementary legal opinion was issued in response to an inquiry from the Shanghai Stock Exchange regarding the transaction [2][3] Transaction Details - The transaction involves issuing shares and cash to acquire Tianjin Sigma Microelectronics, with a total valuation of 37 million yuan for the target company [9][15] - The transaction includes a differentiated pricing scheme based on investment costs, time, and agreement terms, allowing for varying valuations among different shareholders [9][12] Shareholder Dynamics - External shareholders, including Zhongxin Haihe and Junke No. 2, have agreed to a differentiated pricing arrangement, reflecting their investment costs and expected returns [11][16] - The pricing strategy aims to balance the interests of management shareholders and external investors, facilitating a quicker transaction process [14][16] Financial Performance and Market Context - The target company has shown significant growth, with a revenue increase of 42.83% in 2021 compared to 2020, and a net profit growth of 64.98% [15] - The global semiconductor market reached a record high of $555.9 billion in 2021, with China being the largest market, indicating a favorable environment for the transaction [15] Valuation and Pricing Analysis - The average premium for the transaction is 87.79% compared to discounted shareholders, while the overall asset pricing premium is 66.17%, which is within a reasonable range compared to market cases [15][16] - The pricing reflects a careful assessment of the target company's valuation, considering its operational performance and market conditions [15][16]