Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Chuangjishi Intelligent Equipment Group Co., Ltd. responded to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's inquiry regarding its application for a specific stock issuance, detailing its operational status, financial indicators, and the necessity of fundraising [1] Revenue and Sales Analysis - The company's revenue for the reporting period was 4,526.90 million, 3,529.21 million, 4,605.31 million, and 1,047.94 million, primarily from 3C series and general series products [1] - Revenue from 3C series products saw a significant decline of 42.21% in 2023, followed by a substantial increase of 153.29% in 2024; general series product revenue has been on a downward trend [1][2] - The company's production and sales rate decreased annually, recorded at 118.34%, 107.51%, 78.74%, and 67.49%, attributed to time lags in product acceptance and market demand fluctuations [2] Gross Margin and Financial Indicators - The company's overall gross margin was 26.51%, 21.52%, 23.08%, and 23.03%, which is below the industry average due to differences in product structure, sales model, and customer concentration [1][3] - The net profit attributable to the parent company, excluding non-recurring gains and losses, was 230.27 million, 64.80 million, 202.37 million, and 94.10 million, with a significant increase in 2024 but a notable decline in cash flow from operating activities [1][3] - Accounts receivable showed stable growth except for a notable increase at the end of 2024, primarily due to concentrated procurement by certain customers [3] Legal and Accounting Matters - The company is involved in a lawsuit regarding technical secret infringement, with a first-instance judgment requiring compensation of 12.80 million; the case is currently under appeal [4] - Accounting errors during the reporting period had a minimal impact on financial indicators, and the company has rectified these issues without significant internal control deficiencies [4] Fundraising Necessity - The company plans to raise no more than 550 million, with the funds aimed at supplementing working capital and repaying bank loans, addressing a funding gap of 1,424.97 million [6]