Core Viewpoint - The announcement from Anhui Dehao Runda Electric Co., Ltd. (ST Dehao) highlights ongoing arbitration and litigation matters with Shenzhen Anying Electronics Co., Ltd., indicating potential financial implications for the company due to the arbitration ruling and related lawsuits [1][2]. Group 1: Arbitration Progress - The arbitration initiated by Shenzhen Anying against Dalian Dehao regarding LED chip sales disputes has progressed to an execution inquiry stage, with a ruling requiring Dalian Dehao to pay RMB 61.27 million and bear arbitration costs of HKD 1.0567526 million [1]. - The Dalian Intermediate People's Court has scheduled an inquiry for November 27, 2025, to recognize and enforce the Hong Kong arbitration ruling [1]. Group 2: Related Litigation - ST Dehao is involved in multiple related lawsuits with Shenzhen Anying, with total claims exceeding RMB 90 million. One case involves a judgment requiring Shenzhen Anying to pay RMB 71.53 million for unpaid LED chip sales, which has become effective but remains unpaid [2]. - Shenzhen Anying has counter-sued Dalian Dehao and another subsidiary for approximately RMB 20 million related to sales commissions and compensation, but this case has not yet gone to trial [2]. Group 3: Company Response - ST Dehao plans to file for non-execution of the arbitration ruling and will actively respond to the legal challenges, while also pursuing the execution of favorable judgments to protect its and shareholders' rights [3]. - The company acknowledges the uncertainty surrounding the arbitration and litigation outcomes, which may impact its current and future profits, and commits to timely disclosures as the situation evolves [3].