Group 1 - The company announced the termination of the planned change of control due to a lack of consensus on core terms among the parties involved, and its stock will resume trading on November 7 [1] - The decision to terminate the control change was made based on prudent principles and will not have a significant adverse impact on the company's normal operations [1] - The company emphasized the compliance and absence of residual risks associated with the termination, stating that no substantial agreements were signed, and there are no potential disputes or financial risks [1] Group 2 - The company has established a solid competitive advantage in the automotive parts industry, focusing on the research and manufacturing of core products such as automotive fluid pipeline systems [2] - The company has developed long-term stable partnerships with major automotive manufacturers, including FAW-Volkswagen, SAIC Volkswagen, BYD, and others, enhancing its market recognition [2] - In response to the increasing penetration of new energy vehicles, the company is actively developing new energy products and has achieved mass production of related thermal management pipelines and connectors for various vehicle types [2] - The company is implementing a dual-track development strategy, maintaining its market share in traditional fuel vehicles while expanding its new energy business [2] - The company continues to invest significantly in technology research and development to support sustainable growth in both traditional and new energy sectors [2] - The company plans to adhere to its established development strategy, focusing on core business areas to enhance profitability and core competitiveness [2]