Overview of listed company good news on the evening of February 6 ( with list )

Several listed companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets released important announcements on the evening of February 6. Below is a summary of the positive news:

Yi Wang Yi Chuang: Plans to acquire 100% equity of the all-domain intelligent marketing service provider Lian Shi Chuan Qi

Yi Wang Yi Chuang (300792) disclosed a restructuring plan on February 6. The company intends to purchase 100% equity of Beijing Lian Shi Chuan Qi Network Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as “Lian Shi Chuan Qi”) from five counterparties—Yang Guanghong, Sheng Ming Que Qi, Que Qi Electronics, Sheng Ming Electronics, and Jing Heng Zhong Dao—by issuing shares and paying cash, along with fundraising. The price for this transaction has not yet been determined. Lian Shi Chuan Qi is an all-domain intelligent marketing service provider centered around AI algorithms. This acquisition will precisely strengthen the company’s professional capabilities in advertising placement within its e-commerce agency services.

Rui Hu Mould: Collaborating with Yaskawa Electric to develop high-end composite mobile collaborative robots

Rui Hu Mould (002997) stated during a research visit on February 6 that its intelligent collaborative robots are mainly used in automotive manufacturing, auto parts production, and general industrial fields. Its core advantage lies in adapting to dynamic scenarios to achieve flexible and efficient automation. Specific application scenarios include automated automotive welding lines, line-side warehousing and logistics handling, “lights-out factory unmanned manufacturing,” and flexible production line logistics. Additionally, the company is jointly developing high-end composite mobile collaborative robots with Yaskawa Electric, which may expand into broader industrial scenarios in the future.

Xin Zhi Group: Planning to build a manufacturing base for stator core production in Thailand

Xin Zhi Group (002664) announced on February 6 that its wholly owned subsidiary, Xin Zhi Electric (Chongqing) Co., Ltd., plans to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Thailand, Xin Zhi Overseas Management Co., Ltd. (tentative name), in Singapore as a pathway company, and to set up Xin Zhi Electric (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (tentative name) with its wholly owned subsidiary Zhejiang Xin Ge Refrigeration Equipment Technology Co., Ltd. in Thailand. The company will invest in building a production base for the Thailand stator core project through these entities. The total investment in this external project is USD 40 million. Additionally, the company plans to increase its capital in Xin Zhi Electric (Chongqing) Co., Ltd. by RMB 200 million to enhance its regional support and service capabilities. After the capital increase, the company will still hold 100% equity.

Jing He Integration: Plans to invest RMB 2 billion to acquire 100% equity of Jing Yi Integration

Jing He Integration (688249) announced on February 6 that it plans to invest RMB 2 billion through equity transfer and capital increase to acquire 100% ownership of Hefei Jing Yi Integrated Circuit Co., Ltd. (“Jing Yi Integration”). Jing Yi Integration is the main entity for the fourth phase of Jing He Integration’s project, with a total investment of RMB 35.5 billion. The project involves building a 12-inch wafer manufacturing line with a capacity of approximately 55,000 wafers per month, focusing on 40nm and 28nm CIS, OLED, and logic processes. Its products will be widely used in OLED display panels, AI smartphones, AI computers, smart vehicles, and artificial intelligence.

Xinwangda: Subsidiary reaches settlement in lawsuit involving over RMB 2.3 billion

Xinwangda (300207) announced on February 6 that its subsidiary, Xinwangda Power (defendant), reached a settlement with Wairui Electric (plaintiff) during the first trial phase and signed a “Settlement Agreement.” The plaintiff will withdraw the lawsuit once the agreement takes effect. The original claim was RMB 2.314 billion. According to the agreement, both parties will determine costs based on actual expenses, considering the company’s provisions for related warranty funds, the realizable value of battery packs after incident handling, and potential future costs. The expected impact on the company’s net profit attributable to shareholders in 2025 is RMB 500 million to RMB 800 million.

Jindi Shares: Plans to acquire 100% equity of Unie Precision for RMB 116 million

Jindi Shares (603270) announced on February 6 that it intends to acquire 100% equity of Guangzhou Unie Precision Co., Ltd., held by Unie Stamping, for RMB 116 million. Unie Precision specializes in stamping products, including designing, developing, and manufacturing automatic transmissions and their precision components, as well as producing automotive forged blanks and precision stamped semi-finished products.

Zhi Xin Shares: Plans to invest up to RMB 1.1 billion in automotive stamping and welding parts project

Zhi Xin Shares (603352) announced on February 6 that it will increase capital in its wholly owned subsidiary, Jinhua Zhi Xin Technology Co., Ltd., which will serve as the project implementation entity. The company will invest in building an automotive stamping and welding parts project with a total investment not exceeding RMB 1.1 billion. The project mainly targets new energy markets such as Leap Motor, providing manufacturing and quality inspection facilities to support the company’s development in large, lightweight automotive parts and seat frame fields.

Zhongke Information: Participated in preliminary technical exchanges for Tachu project but has not signed relevant contracts

Zhongke Information (300678) announced on February 6 that it has noted media reports about its involvement in the “Xinjiang Tachu Smart Computing Industry Tori Cluster Area Investment of RMB 2.216 billion for 22,000 P computing power project” (“Tachu Project”). To prevent misleading investors, the company clarified that it has participated in preliminary technical exchanges for the Tachu project but has not signed any relevant contracts. Its involvement in the project remains uncertain. The media reports are inaccurate; the company has not obtained any contracts related to this project, is not the construction contractor, nor the general contractor for the entire Tachu project. The construction company representative mentioned in media reports, He Jianwei, is a long-term partner of the company, not an employee.

(Source: Oriental Fortune Research Center)