-Daily News- 1. Caissa Travel has completed the acquisition of Qingdao Hansa 天厨, acquiring 100% equity from Beijing Xinhua Airport Foods Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Caissa Tongsheng Development Co., Ltd., for 16 million RMB. The acquisition has been approved by the board, and the equity transfer agreement has been signed with the industrial and commercial changes completed. Qingdao Hansa 天厨 has been renamed Qingdao Caissa Foods Co., Ltd., receiving a new business license and updated enterprise information. This acquisition helps Caissa Travel expand into the food sector and promotes diversified business development. (Caissa Travel) 2. Longbai Group's subsidiary Bai Lian Europe plans to acquire assets related to Venator UK’s titanium dioxide business. Bai Lian Europe intends to acquire assets including land, buildings, machinery, and inventory from Venator UK for $69.9 million (excluding taxes, with adjustments based on inventory conditions), expecting to bear taxes of approximately $14.19 million. The funding for the acquisition will come from self-owned or raised funds. Both parties signed the Asset Purchase Agreement on October 15, 2025, and will process asset transfer once conditions are met. (Longbai Group) 3. Guangzhou Zhiguang Electric plans to purchase equity from minority shareholders of its subsidiary Guangzhou Zhiguang Energy. Guangzhou Zhiguang Electric announced plans to acquire all or part of the minority shareholder equity via issuing shares and paying cash, with plans to raise matching funds through share issuance. Guangzhou Zhiguang Energy focuses on the R&D, production, and sales of electrochemical energy storage systems, offering various energy solutions for stations, demand-side applications, and household use, with clients including the State Grid and Southern Grid. It has delivered over 20 utility-scale cascaded high-voltage energy storage stations and participated in several national projects. (Guangzhou Zhiguang Electric) 4. Maipu Medical plans to purchase 100% equity of Guangzhou Yijie Medical Technology Co., Ltd. for 334.84 million RMB through share issuance and cash payment. The transaction aims to diversify product offerings and integrate channel resources to expand the sales system. The matching funds raised will not exceed 100% of the transaction price, primarily supporting this acquisition. This transaction is considered a related party transaction but does not constitute a major asset restructuring. Maipu Medical was founded in 2008, with a registered capital of 66.519431 million RMB, primarily engaged in R&D, production, and sales of medical devices. The company has 337 employees. (Maipu Medical) 5. Haineng New Technology plans to change its indirect controlling shareholder to Guangyu Fangyuan. Haineng New Technology's controlling shareholder is Beijing Haineng Low Carbon Technology Development Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Haineng"). Its indirect controlling shareholder is the State-owned Assets Investment Group of Haidian District, Beijing. The latter will transfer 100% of its equity in Haineng to Beijing Guangyu Fangyuan Trading Co., Ltd. through a non-public agreement, changing the company's indirect controlling shareholder from Haigok Group to Guangyu Fangyuan. Both organizations are controlled by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Haidian District, and this change does not affect the company's key shareholders or actual controllers. (Haineng New Technology) 6. Yunnan Energy Investment is increasing capital for its wholly-owned subsidiary. Yunnan Energy Investment announced that its board of directors has approved plans to inject 37.2 million RMB into Anning Yunnan Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. to meet capital needs for the 350MW compressed air energy storage demonstration project in Kunming Anning, with funding coming from the company's own resources. The capital increase will be conducted in stages as the project progresses. Upon completion, the registered capital of the storage company will increase from 1 million RMB to 37.3 million RMB. (Yunnan Energy Investment) 7. NIRAKU acquires a traditional inn in Atami, Shizuoka, Japan. NIRAKU's wholly-owned subsidiary NBI has signed a sale and purchase agreement with independent real estate broker Keeth Partners to acquire land and buildings in Atami for 791 million yen, expected to complete the transaction on November 4, 2025. The land area is approximately 1,411.43 square meters, including five buildings with a total floor area of about 1,265.60 square meters, currently operated as a traditional inn named “Atami Yamato”. The acquisition supports NIRAKU in capturing opportunities in the recovering Japanese tourism sector and further expanding its hotel business in Japan. (Zhitong Finance) 8. Huayi Technology is set to acquire Huayi Microelectronics. Huayi Technology plans to purchase 100% equity of Huayi Microelectronics from Huayi Electronics Group and 27 other parties through share issuance and cash payment, while raising matching funds. Huayi Microelectronics is one of the few high-tech companies in China engaging in R&D, design, packaging, and testing of power devices, leading in revenue and market share in Shaanxi's semiconductor power device sector for 2024. The transaction will enhance Huayi Technology's main business layout, expand its power device packaging and testing operations, and diversify R&D, design, and sales of its proprietary power device products, paving the way for a second growth curve and enhancing core competitiveness. (Zhitong Finance) 9. Electronic Arts acquired by a consortium led by Saudi Arabia and Silver Lake. American gaming giant Electronic Arts (EA) has accepted a $55 billion all-cash acquisition offer from a consortium comprising the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund, Silver Lake Capital, and Affinity Partners, affiliated with the Kushner family. This marks the largest privatization merger in the global gaming industry. Founded in 1982, EA specializes in video game development, publishing, and sales, owning well-known franchises such as "Plants vs. Zombies," "Need for Speed," "The Sims," "FIFA," and "Battlefield." (Yuedong Technology)
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