Gelonghui, November 12 | ST Jinyi (002721.SZ) announced that based on its own development needs, the company is planning to acquire part of the shares of Beijing Kaike Weishi Technology Co., Ltd. (“Kaike Weishi”, the “target company”) in cash to obtain control of the target company. Guo Jiansheng, Chi Lihui, Li Changsheng, Song Changwei, and Qin Chuan are the co-actors to jointly control the target company. Guo Jiansheng (currently the chairman and general manager of Kaike Weishi), one of the actual controllers of the company's target company Signed by one party, the specific target of the transaction, Arrangements such as the share acquisition ratio will be subject to the final formal agreement. There is still uncertainty about this transaction.
Kaike Weishi is a national high-tech enterprise focusing on software development and service for application systems in the financial industry. It mainly provides financial institutions with software development, technical services, operation, maintenance and consulting services in the fields of wealth management, financial markets, payment settlement, and intelligent digital customer service to promote the digital transformation of key applications in the financial industry. Kaike Weishi's products and services have been selected by more than 200 domestic financial institutions. The customers cover leading institutions of various banks and financial management subsidiaries. The penetration rate of 18 large state-owned banks and joint stock banks reached 83%, and the penetration rate of 125 commercial banks in the city reached 69%, and gradually expanded to agricultural commercial associations in various provinces, agricultural commercial banks and thousands of agricultural commercial banks, agricultural credit cooperatives, financial management subsidiaries, trusts and other banking financial institutions. It has a high market share in the bank's specialized product line, and has established a good brand image. Using the rich experience accumulated in the banking industry, it is actively expanding into other financial institutions such as insurance, funds and their asset management subsidiaries, brokerage firms, and a wider range of other key industries and business scenarios such as smart cities.
