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After more than one year, the major asset restructuring of Yayun Co., Ltd. (603790) may end, and the company originally planned to enter the new energy business field.After more than one year, the major asset restructuring of Yayun Co., Ltd. (603790) may end, and the company originally planned to enter the new energy business field.Yayun, a subsidiary of textile and chemical industry, is mainly engaged in the research, development, production and sales of dyes and textile auxiliaries. Under the current industry trends such as the overall weakness of the consumer market and the accelerated transfer of the textile industry chain, the company's operation is facing challenges. In the first half of this year, the overall operating performance of Yayun Co., Ltd. rebounded compared with the same period of last year. The company realized operating income and net profit attributable to its mother were 437 million yuan and 43.6 million yuan respectively.

[Plan not to reorganize for one year! 】Had planned to enter a new field[Plan not to reorganize for one year! 】

In the past two years, the more active monthly share price trend of Yayun shares in the secondary market is related to restructuring. According to Wind's statistics, Yayun shares rose 29% in May last year, and Yayun shares released a restructuring plan that month. From September to October this year, Yayun shares rose by 26%, with an amplitude of 49%. During this period, the CSRC issued the Opinions on Deepening the Market Reform of Mergers and Acquisitions of Listed Companies.Termination of reorganizationYayun shares had high expectations for this major asset restructuring. The company once said, "After this transaction, listed companies will enter the field of new energy business, which is a strategic industry strongly supported by the state and will continue to achieve rapid development. This newly injected business will comprehensively enhance the core competitiveness of listed companies in the new energy industry and help the long-term development of listed companies. "