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国新能源: 中德证券有限责任公司关于山西省国新能源股份有限公司将募集资金投资项目节余募集资金永久补充流动资金的核查意见
Zheng Quan Zhi Xing· 2025-08-29 16:51
Core Viewpoint - The company intends to permanently supplement its working capital with surplus funds raised from its 2014 non-public offering, following the completion of its investment projects, to enhance the efficiency of fund utilization [1][6]. Fundraising Overview - The total amount raised in the 2014 non-public offering was RMB 480 million, with a net amount of RMB 465.85 million after deducting issuance costs [1][2]. - The funds were fully injected into the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Shanxi Natural Gas Co., Ltd., for project implementation [2]. Investment Project Details - The funds were allocated to several gas pipeline projects, including: - Huairen-Yuanping Gas Pipeline Project: Total investment of RMB 559.71 million, with RMB 190.70 million from raised funds - Dingxiang-Wutai Gas Pipeline Project: Total investment of RMB 207.40 million, with RMB 132.49 million from raised funds - Total investment across all projects amounted to RMB 1.426 billion, with RMB 551.01 million from raised funds [3][4]. Surplus Fund Situation - As of August 16, 2016, the company had a surplus of RMB 175.52 million from the raised funds after completing all investment projects and accounting for interest income [4][5]. - The surplus was primarily due to the use of self-owned funds for non-engineering contract expenses and effective cost control measures [5]. Usage Plan for Surplus Funds - The company plans to use the surplus funds of RMB 42.58 million and accrued interest for permanent working capital to support daily operations [5]. - The company will pay any outstanding project payments using its own funds once conditions are met [5]. Impact on the Company - The decision to use surplus funds for working capital is expected to improve fund utilization efficiency and will not adversely affect the company's operations or shareholder interests [5][6]. Review Procedures and Opinions - The board of directors and the supervisory board have approved the proposal to use surplus funds for working capital, confirming compliance with relevant regulations [6][7].