Xinwufeng (600975.SH) plans to purchase part of the shares of the holding subsidiary Guanglian Company for 53.743 million yuan

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago

According to the Zhitong Finance App, Xinwufeng (600975.SH) announced that the company plans to purchase 18.8812% of Guanglian Company's shares held by 7 natural person shareholders of Hunan Changzhu Tan Guanglian Pig Trading Market Co., Ltd. (“Guanglian Company”) for a total of 18.8812% of Guanglian Company's shares, Mr. Li Huanyan, Mr. Liu Qishu, Mr. Qin Quanmei, Mr. Xia Ruowen, Ms. Ding Caifeng, and Mr. Tang Wei, through an agreed transfer of 53.743 million yuan.

Guanglian Company was founded in 2008. In 2012, Xinwufeng obtained the controlling and operating rights of Guanglian Company through an equity acquisition, becoming the largest shareholder. Guanglian Company has the only Class A slaughter license in Changsha County. It has an annual slaughter capacity of 700,000 heads, and is equipped with 40,000 tons of cold storage and 240 stores. In addition, it also undertakes frozen pork reserves at the central, provincial, and municipal levels. It has successively been awarded the National Pig Slaughter Standardization Demonstration Plant, the Central Reserve Meat Storage Cold Storage, and the National Key Insurance and Supply Enterprise for Necessities of Life, and has significant policy enabling advantages. In order to strengthen control over the core slaughter platform and at the same time give full play to its leading role, promote deep collaboration between Guanglian's slaughter business and Xinwufeng's breeding, cold chain, sales and other sectors, further strengthen the synergy of the entire industry chain and optimize resource allocation, Xinwufeng plans to acquire shares held by natural person shareholders of Guanglian Company. After the equity acquisition is completed, all shareholders of Guanglian Company are state-owned enterprises. It will further strengthen the control of Guanglian Company, optimize its governance structure, and improve decision-making and operational efficiency.