Shanghai Longcheer to buy 60% of KC Precision, Geeia Metal for RMB 540 million

Reuters03-30
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/603341">Shanghai Longcheer</a> to buy 60% of KC Precision, Geeia Metal for RMB 540 million
  • Shanghai Longcheer agreed to buy 60% stakes in KC Precision and Geeia Metal for RMB 540 million.
  • Deal signed March 30, 2026, buying 20% in each target from Wu Yutao, Xiong Dao’an, Suzhou Anjie Capital.
  • Consideration set at RMB 180 million per seller, paid in two tranches of RMB 100 million then RMB 80 million.
  • Transaction implies total equity value of about RMB 930 million for both targets as of Dec. 31, 2025, based on a third-party valuation.
  • Longcheer expects the acquisition to add metal etching and VC heat-spreader capabilities to support its smart-device ODM manufacturing.


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