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On August 10, the 12th Golden Unicorn list of exceptional board secretaries was officially announced by Sina Finance. Huaming Power Equipment Co.,Ltd.'s Secretary of the Board, Xia Haijing, was honored with induction into the 12th Golden Unicorn Hall of Fame for Outstanding Secretaries, recognized for robust compliance governance capabilities, mature investor relations management, and consistent long-term delivery of capital value.
This year, the "Regulatory Rules for Board Secretaries of Listed Companies" were formally implemented, ushering the role of the board secretary into a new phase of standardized and rigid oversight. As the critical link between listed companies and the capital market, the board secretary serves as both the "gatekeeper" for corporate compliance and the "strategist" for capital strategy; they are the "spokesperson" for information disclosure and the "architect" of investor relations.
This honor not only reflects high praise from the capital market, investors, and industry experts for Xia Haijing's professional competence and diligent performance but also signifies market recognition of Huaming Power Equipment Co.,Ltd.'s commitment to sound corporate governance, transparent information disclosure, and deep-rooted long-term value creation.
The Sina Finance Golden Unicorn selection for outstanding board secretaries has completed eleven sessions, cumulatively recognizing over 1,000 outstanding board secretaries. Winners are determined through a comprehensive evaluation incorporating online voting, regulatory information disclosure assessments, and fundamental corporate analysis.
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