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Face value delisting wake-up call! The price of 5 shares is already below the face value of 1 yuan, and the stock camp has expanded greatly (list)
The face value delisting alarm is sounding again! According to the data, as of the close of trading on April 21, the closing prices of four stocks including *ST Oppo, *ST Gangtai, *ST Pegasus, and Tianguang Zhongmao were below face value. Among them, Tianguang Zhongmao, which had the highest number of “low side” days, had 9 days left until the 20-day delisting red line. However, the number of “low” days for the 3 stocks such as*ST Oppo, *ST Gangtai, and *ST Pegasus was 4 days, 6 days, and 3 days, respectively. In terms of B-shares, Dongfeng B is also facing a “risk of retreating.” The company issued “the first risk-alerting announcement that the listing may be terminated” this evening. The announcement stated that Dongfeng B shares
The Anhui Securities Regulatory Bureau issued the face value of the first fine in the new year and delisted the third Huaxin International “took order”
On the evening of February 18, the Anhui Securities Regulatory Bureau issued the first administrative penalty decision in 2020, ordering corrections, warnings, and fines of 600,000 yuan against Huaxin International, the third delisted share at face value, and Shanghai Huaxin, the controlling shareholder. An inflated profit of more than 400 million yuan constituted a credit disclosure violation. According to the content of the decision, Huaxin International's illegal facts were mainly that it failed to disclose related transactions and external guarantee matters in accordance with regulations, inflated operating income and profits through fictitious business; the controlling shareholder Shanghai Huaxin directed, arranged, and participated in the fictitious business, resulting in false records and major omissions in the annual report. First, 2015-2017, Huaxin International and
On the death of the “immortal bird”
When fall and winter alternate, many A-shares are nude swimmers after low tide. Companies struggling close to face value almost all wear “*ST” hats. I've heard that Huaye Capital, known as the “immortal bird” of A-shares, will finally “die”. After 20 consecutive days of falling below face value, it hit the delisting criteria. Just heard, I haven't seen it in person. However, I have seen Huaye come back and forth over and over again. When the stock price sank to its face value for some time, it struggled to surface, take a breath of air, and continue its life. I've also seen the earth-making effect; I don't think it's worth envying. However, among the companies whose A-shares are subject to face value delisting, they can make the most trouble
Niu Shan Zhong Xinghua solicits shareholder agency rights to restructure*ST Jiuyou's board of directors
After a continuous sharp decline last week, *ST Jiuyou (600462) closed with a stock price of only 1.12 yuan last Friday, with a market capitalization of only 598 million yuan. The risk of delisting is increasing. The well-known Niu Shan Zhong Xinghua said in an exclusive interview with the Securities Times · e Company reporter on November 3 that he wanted to solicit agency rights from minority shareholders. The purpose was to stop *ST Jiu's infighting and restructure the board of directors to prevent *ST Jiu from delisting. Soliciting the delisting crisis currently faced by ST9 comes from two aspects. One is infighting between the current management and the subsidiary Runtai Supply Chain. Runtai Supply Chain once accounted for 82% of the listed company's business because it didn't cooperate with the meeting last year
Huaxin Withdrawal (002018.SZ): Will be delisted from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange tomorrow
Gelonghui, October 31, 丨 Huaxin Refund (002018.SZ) announced that the company's shares entered the delisting period on September 12, 2019. As of October 31, 2019, 30 trading days had passed, and the delisting period was over. The listing of the company's stock has been terminated by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and will be delisted from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on November 1, 2019.
Huaxin will be delisted by Shenzhen Stock Exchange on November 1, 2019.
Tencent Securities on October 31, Huaxin announced that the delisting period has ended and will be delisted by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on November 1, 2019.
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