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Huibo Yuntong to Acquire Full Ownership of Nanjing Jinxin for ¥54.7 Million

Summary
IT service provider Huibo Yuntong plans to purchase the remaining 49% stake in its subsidiary, Nanjing Huibo Jinxin Technology, for ¥54.70 million in cash, making it a wholly-owned unit.
IT service provider Huibo Yuntong (301316.SZ) has announced plans to acquire the remaining minority stake in its subsidiary, Nanjing Huibo Jinxin Technology Co., Ltd., solidifying its control over the unit.
Deal Structure
In a corporate filing cited by Zhitong Finance APP, Huibo Yuntong stated it will purchase the 49% equity stake in Nanjing Jinxin currently held by individual shareholder Bian Wenli. The key terms of the agreement are:
- Transaction Value: The total consideration for the stake is ¥54.70 million.
- Payment Method: The acquisition will be funded entirely with cash.
AdStrategic Consolidation
This transaction will increase Huibo Yuntong's ownership in Nanjing Jinxin from its current majority position of 51% to 100%. Upon completion, Nanjing Jinxin will transition to a wholly-owned subsidiary of the parent company.
For investors, this move to full ownership is a common corporate strategy to streamline operations and simplify financial reporting. By consolidating the subsidiary, Huibo Yuntong can fully integrate its business, exercise complete management control, and retain all of its future earnings and cash flows. The decision signals the parent company's confidence in the subsidiary's strategic importance and future prospects.
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