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Goldenmax International to Dispose of Technology Trading Subsidiary
Goldenmax International (002636.SZ): plans to list for sale a 60% stake in the controlling subsidiary Shanghai Jinban.
On February 28, Glorious Exchange reported that Goldenmax International (002636.SZ) announced that to alleviate the impact of the target company's performance losses on the company's performance, optimize the asset structure and integrate resource allocation, focus on the main business, and promote the long-term development of the company, it plans to publicly bid for the sale of 60% of the equity of its holding subsidiary Shanghai Jinban Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Shanghai Jinban" or "target company") at the Shanghai United Assets and Equity Exchange or similar trading platform, with the final transferee determined through public bidding. After the completion of this transaction, the company will no longer hold any shares in Shanghai Jinban, and Shanghai Jinban will no longer be included in the company's consolidation.
Goldenmax International (002636.SZ): Ningguo Jinan and Anhui Jinrui have been recognized as high-tech enterprises.
On February 6, Gelonghui reported that Goldenmax International (002636.SZ) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary "Goldenmax International Technology (Anhui) Co., Ltd." (referred to as "Ningguo Goldenmax") and "Anhui Jinrui Electronic Glass Fiber Co., Ltd." (referred to as "Anhui Jinrui") have obtained the "High-tech Enterprise Certificate" issued jointly by the Anhui Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology, the Anhui Provincial Department of Finance, and the State Administration of Taxation Anhui Provincial Tax Bureau, with certificate numbers: GR202434001387 and GR202434004160, issued on October 29, 2024, and November 2024 respectively.
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