Securities Sector Mega-Merger Announced: China International Capital Corporation Limited's Three-Way Consolidation Gets Green Light as Shares Resume Trading

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Sep 22

Today's key highlights begin with China International Capital Corporation Limited (601995.SH), which has announced the results of the share exchange absorption merger process for dissenting shareholders, with a total of 7.3219 million validly applied shares. The company's A-shares will resume trading on the Shanghai Stock Exchange from the market open on September 23, 2026. The consolidation plan involves issuing new A-shares to all shareholders of Dongxing Securities and Cinda Securities who elect to exchange their holdings.

During the application period for the share repurchase right for dissenting A-share shareholders related to the merger with Dongxing Securities and Cinda Securities, a total of 1,950 securities accounts submitted applications, covering 10.9303 million shares. After verification, 1,084 accounts were confirmed as valid, representing an effective application volume of 7.3219 million shares.

In other corporate developments, Ningbo Shanshan Co., Ltd. has announced a planned investment of approximately 5.106 billion yuan to construct an integrated production base for lithium-ion battery anode materials with an annual capacity of 150,000 tons. The project, to be located in Inner Mongolia, will include fixed asset investment of roughly 4.318 billion yuan and has a construction period of 17 months, with work slated to begin in March 2027 and completion targeted for July 2028. Once operational, the facility will deliver an integrated annual output of 150,000 tons of anode materials, along with supporting graphitization capacity of 50,000 tons per year. The investment remains subject to shareholder approval and requires environmental and energy assessments.

Biwin Storage Technology Co., Ltd. has revealed plans to invest approximately 4.5 billion yuan in the third phase of its wafer-level advanced packaging and testing manufacturing project, with fixed asset investment of 4 billion yuan. The first and second phases, which involved planned investment of 3.09 billion yuan, have been completed, and equipment is being delivered incrementally, corresponding to a monthly capacity of roughly 3,000 wafers. As of the announcement date, Phase One has finished factory construction and equipment installation, while Phase Two equipment is undergoing commissioning, currently in customer sampling, process validation, and small-batch trial production stages without generating substantial revenue yet. The subsidiary Guangdong Xincheng Hanqi has developed advanced packaging technologies covering 2.5D, RDL, Fan-in, and Fan-out approaches. This third-phase expansion builds on the existing project site without requiring additional land acquisition.

Wisesoft Co., Ltd. has reported receiving a filing notice from the China Securities Regulatory Commission regarding a formal investigation into suspected violations of information disclosure regulations. The company affirms that its production and operations remain normal and will cooperate fully with the investigation while fulfilling disclosure obligations.

Aoni Electronic Co., Ltd. has disclosed that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Aoni Intelligent, has signed a procurement contract with Company A for GPU computing card products, with a total contract value of 1.67 billion yuan including tax. This contract, classified as a significant daily operational agreement, does not require board or shareholder approval and does not constitute a related-party transaction or major asset restructuring. Successful execution is expected to positively impact the company's financial results during the performance period.

Moving to risk warnings for stocks with unusual movements, Nanhua Bio-medicine Co., Ltd., which has risen for four consecutive trading days, has noted that its cell therapy-related technologies and products remain in the research and development stage, with no innovative drugs launched or entered into clinical trials. Meanwhile, MYS Group Co., Ltd., which has gained in five of the last six sessions, has projected a 15% to 25% decline in net profit for the first three quarters of the year.

On the buyback and shareholding adjustment front, United Power Research Institute Co., Ltd. has seen its chairman plan to increase his stake by no less than 20 million yuan. Sanegene International Ltd. has announced that an acting concert party of its actual controller intends to purchase between 10 million and 20 million yuan worth of shares. Conversely, Inner Mongolia North Heavy Industries Corp. Ltd. has stated that Tewo Shanghai plans to reduce its holdings by up to 3% of the company's shares, while Honghe Technology Co., Ltd. has disclosed that shareholders will collectively reduce their positions by 2.5%.

Finally, regarding major contract wins, Zhejiang Dafeng Industry Co., Ltd. has secured multiple cultural facility projects with a combined value of approximately 370 million yuan. Jolywood (Suzhou) Sunwatt Co., Ltd. has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary intends to sign a procurement contract worth 86.31 million yuan. Feinan Resources Recycling Co., Ltd. has won a bid for the disposal of approximately 21,000 tons of scrapped materials.

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