Core Viewpoint - Huaxida, a former New Third Board listed company, has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after previously failing to go public in the A-share market due to significant declines in net profit and questions regarding the authenticity and sustainability of its rapid growth [1][5][8]. Group 1: Company Background - Established in 2003, Huaxida is a leading provider of smart home ecosystem solutions, focusing on hardware and software solutions for global clients [2]. - According to Frost & Sullivan, Huaxida ranks as the eighth largest provider of enterprise-level AI home solutions globally and the third largest in China, with over 90% of its sales coming from overseas [2]. Group 2: IPO Attempts and Challenges - Huaxida's journey to go public has faced multiple setbacks, including a failed attempt to list on the New Third Board in 2020 and a subsequent withdrawal of its A-share IPO application in early 2024 after facing regulatory scrutiny [3][8]. - The company experienced significant revenue growth from 2020 to 2022, with revenue increasing from 683 million yuan to 2.529 billion yuan and net profit rising from 49 million yuan to 251 million yuan, achieving compound annual growth rates of 54.71% and 72.38% respectively [5]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Concerns - In 2023, Huaxida's revenue decreased by 6.39% to 2.367 billion yuan, and net profit fell by 23.78% to 191 million yuan, indicating a troubling trend of "increased revenue without increased profit" [8]. - The company faced repeated regulatory inquiries regarding the authenticity of its revenue growth and the nature of its transactions with related parties, particularly concerning its largest customer, Wisdom Media, which is controlled by the family of Huaxida's vice president [5][6][7]. Group 4: Regulatory Issues and Disclosures - Huaxida has been subject to regulatory warnings for failing to disclose related party transactions and for multiple accounting errors, leading to administrative penalties from the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau [6][9]. - The company has also faced scrutiny over its frequent changes in lead underwriters during its IPO attempts, raising questions about the integrity of its financial disclosures [9][10].