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Rare! At the most urgent moment of delisting at 1 yuan, Haiyin shares were "allowed to suspend trading"

2024-07-18

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(Original title: Rare! At the most urgent moment of delisting at 1 yuan, Haiyin shares were "allowed to suspend trading")

Cailianshe News, July 18 (Reporter Chen Kang)17 consecutive trading daysshare priceLess than 1 yuanHaiyin Holdings(000861.SZ), suddenly announced late last nightSuspensionThe company stated that it is planning to issue shares to purchase assets, and therefore applied for a trading suspension from the opening of the market today (July 18).

At the same time, Haiyin Holdings also issued the ninth risk warning announcement regarding the possible delisting of the company's shares. As of July 17, the company's sharesClosing priceIt is 0.86 yuan per share and has been below 1 yuan for 17 consecutive trading days.

According to the suspension announcement, Haiyin shares are expected to disclose the relevant information of this transaction and resume trading within no more than 10 trading days (before August 1). The announcement also reminds that if the company fails to hold a board meeting to review and disclose the transaction plan within the above period, the company's shares will resume trading at the latest from the opening of the market on August 1 and stop planning related matters, and promise not to plan major asset restructuring matters for at least one month.

In 1 yuanDelistingIt is rare to be allowed to suspend trading during a critical period. In early June, when Zhongyin Wool Industry (000982.SZ) was at risk of delisting at 1 yuan due to a continuous drop in its share price, the company's relevant person in charge told a reporter from Cailianshe: "Because we cannot suspend trading, this stampede sentiment continues to be released, and investors are very panicked."

Recently, Haiyin shares were also affected by the panic caused by Guanghui Automobile (600297.SH) triggering a 1 yuan delisting. On July 16, Guanghui Automobile plunged to the limit near the end of the trading day, locking in the 1 yuan delisting in advance. On the same day, Haiyin, which was originally still rising, also turned to decline all the way, closing at 0.95 yuan per share. As of July 17, Haiyin shares closed at 0.86 yuan per share, a drop of 9.47%.

The suspension at this time undoubtedly gave Haiyin shares, which were already on the brink of delisting, nearly two weeks more time, and some investors joked that they were "relieved." According to calculations by Cailian reporters, if the stock price is to reach 1 yuan on the 20th trading day, the closing price on the 19th trading day must reach 0.91 yuan per share, and the closing price on the 18th trading day must reach 0.83 yuan per share.

Haiyin shares intends to acquire the 51% equity of Jiangsu Judian New Energy Co., Ltd. held by Fujian Judian New Energy Co., Ltd., or to increase capital to hold the 51% equity of Jiangsu Judian New Energy Co., Ltd. The target company's business scope includes lithium-ion batteries and accessories, battery production equipment technology research and development, manufacturing, and sales.

Tianyancha shows that Jiangsu Judian New Energy Co., Ltd. was established in 2018 with a registered capital of RMB 200 million. It was established by Fujian Judian New Energy Co., Ltd.Shareholding60%, Jiangsu Shuangxi Industrial Co., Ltd. holds 30%, and Jiangsu Zhanyuan Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. holds 10%.

Haiyin Co., Ltd. stated that since the transaction is in the planning process, the scope of the transaction counterparty has not yet been determined, and the final transaction counterparty will be subject to the information disclosed subsequently.

Public information shows that Haiyin Holdings is a comprehensive enterprise integrating commercial property operations, financial services, photovoltaic power generation and other businesses. This acquisition allows Haiyin Holdings to enter the field of solid-state batteries.