Zhitong Financial APP learned that on December 20, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued a letter of concern to Wuhan Tianyu Information Industry Co., Ltd. (Tianyu Information, 300205.SZ). The concern letter pointed out that the announcement on the sale of shares in holding subsidiaries and related party transactions previously disclosed by Tianyu Information said that it planned to sell its 77.037% stake in Wuhan Tianyu Education Technology Co., Ltd. (Tianyu Education). All transferred to Shenzhen Shengchuang Intelligence Group Co., Ltd. (Shengchuang Intelligence), which is actually controlled by Yan Chunyu, chairman and actual controller of Tianyu Information. According to the relevant Asset Evaluation report, with September 30, 2021 as the benchmark date, the book value of Tianyu Education's net assets is-214.1417 million yuan, the total equity value of shareholders assessed by the market method is 51.7533 million yuan, and the equity value of 77.037% is 39.8692 million yuan. The transaction price agreed between the two parties is 40 million yuan. Shenzhen Stock Exchange requires Tianyu information to disclose the relevant information of this market law evaluation, including but not limited to the selection and rationality of value ratio, the selection principle and rationality of comparable objects or comparable cases, the specific calculation process of equity evaluation value, etc., combined with the investment cost of Tianyu education, the specific composition of Tianyu education's main assets and liabilities, future operating expectations and other supplementary explanation whether the pricing of this two transactions is fair. Whether there are other agreements or arrangements, whether there is a situation of transferring benefits to the actual controller.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange proposed: please Tianyu Information to make a written explanation on the above issues, submit the relevant explanatory materials to our department and disclose them to the public before December 24, 2021, and copy them to the dispatched offices at the same time.