Monocrystalline giant Zhonghuan shares restarted to acquire Guodian Photovoltaic

After the veto of the CSRC, the single-chip giant Central has not given up its plans to acquire the photovoltaic assets of Guodian Group. On the evening of March 25, Zhonghuan announced that on March 23, the company held the sixth meeting of the fifth board of directors, and reviewed and approved the “Proposal on Continued Promotion of the Issuance of Shares to Purchase Assets and Raise Matching Funds and Related Transactions”. Zhonghuan said that the company has cooperated with the parties and relevant intermediaries to further modify, supplement and improve the issuance of shares to purchase assets and raise matching funds and associations based on the audit opinions of the China Securities Regulatory Commission's listed company mergers and acquisitions review committee. The trading plan and related application materials will be submitted to the China Securities Regulatory Commission for review. On the evening of February 9, Zhonghuan announced that the company had received the notice from the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the 10th M&A and Reorganization Committee working meeting held by the CSRC M&A Committee. The company issued shares to purchase assets and raised matching funds and related funds. The transaction was not approved. Zhonghuan is affiliated to Tianjin Zhonghuan Group and is one of the largest single crystal enterprises in China. Its main competitor is Longji, which is currently the industry leader. With the popularity of the photovoltaic market, the industry leaders led by Longji are aggressively expanding in the staking. Central shares are not far behind, and they will target the photovoltaic assets of the central enterprise Guodian Group. According to the latest acquisition plan announced on March 25, Zhonghuan said that before the reorganization, Guodian PV's simulated financial statements in 2015, 2016 and January-September 2017 were at a loss, with a loss of 1.276 billion yuan and 4.65 respectively. 100 million yuan and 0.26 billion yuan, mainly due to the suspension of production and sales of Guodian PV during the reporting period, and the assets have not been effectively utilized. "The transaction still needs the approval of the China Securities Regulatory Commission for this transaction, and the final successful implementation of the risk of not being approved," Zhonghuan said.

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