Lei Jianping reported on August 8
Bona Pictures recently passed the registration and is preparing to be listed on the Growth Enterprise Market of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
The CSRC approved Bona Pictures' public offering of no more than 274,903,797 new shares and Shengtong Energy's public offering of no more than 30 million new shares.
In August 2020, Bona Pictures released a prospectus, planning to raise 1.425 billion yuan, mainly for the Bona film project and the Bona cinema project.
Bona Pictures was delisted from the United States on April 8, 2016, which means that Bona Pictures has not been a listed company for more than 6 years.
Revenue in the first half of the year was 1.473 billion
Bona Pictures is the first private enterprise engaged in film distribution business in China, and the company's main business is film investment, distribution, cinema line and theater business.
Bona Pictures has produced films such as "October Siege", "Dragon Gate Flying Armor", "Sister Tao", "Mekong Action", "Peerless" and "Long Days on Earth". Films such as "Operation Red Sea", "Captain China", "Heroes of Fire", and "Wise Tiger Mountain" adapted from real events by Bona Pictures have become models for the commercial operation of Chinese films with the main theme of the theme.
Bona Pictures' revenue in 2019, 2020 and 2021 was 3.116 billion yuan, 1.6 billion yuan and 3.124 billion yuan, respectively; Total profit was RMB432 million, RMB216 million and RMB507 million, respectively; Net profit after deduction of non-profit was 176 million yuan, 126 million yuan and 300 million yuan respectively.
Bona Pictures' revenue in the first half of 2022 was 1.473 billion yuan, an increase of 81.89% over 810 million yuan in the same period of the previous year; The total profit was 310 million yuan, an increase of 655.53% from 41.13 million yuan in the same period of the previous year;
From January to June 2022, the company's operating performance increased year-on-year, mainly due to the company's main film "The Water gate Bridge of Changjin Lake" was released in the Spring Festival in 2022 and achieved a box office of 4.06 billion yuan, driving the company's operating performance growth. Relatively speaking, the company released no main film in the same period of 2021, so the operating performance in the same period of 2021 is relatively low.
Bona Pictures expects revenue of 2.154 billion to 2.279 billion yuan in the first nine months of 2022, an increase of 56.41% to 65.51% from 138 million yuan in the same period last year; Net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company was between 150 million and 237 million, up 100.06% to 223% from 73.46 million in the year-ago quarter; Net profit after deduction was 63.217 million to 154 million, an increase of 269% to 796.17% from 17.1318 million yuan in the same period last year.
Alibaba Tencent is a shareholder
In December 2016, Bona Pictures completed a round of financing of 2.5 billion yuan after privatization, led by Alibaba Pictures and Tencent, and invested by CITIC Securities Jinshi Fund, China Development Bank Financial Co., Ltd., Zhongzhi Enterprise Group, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Xinhualian Group and other institutions.
Before the IPO, Yu Dong directly held 25.6% of the equity of Bona Pictures and was the controlling shareholder of the company.
At the same time, Yu Dong is the controlling shareholder of Lhasa Bocheng Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd., the sole general partner of Tibet Xiangchuan, and the sole limited partner of Tibet Xiangchuan; Yu Dong is the sole shareholder of the film and television base and holds 100% of the equity of the film and television base. Tibet Xiangchuan and the film and television base are the main body controlled by Yu Dong.
Yu Dong, Tibet Xiangchuan and film and television bases collectively hold 28% of the shares. Yu Dong has the right of permanent residence in Singapore.
Xinshi Yuanying and Jinshi Zhiyu are both direct investment funds of CITIC Securities, CITIC Securities is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CITIC Securities, and Qingdao Jinshi is a wholly-owned grandson company of CITIC Securities. Therefore, Xinshi Yuanying, Jinshi Zhiyu, CITIC Securities Investment and Qingdao Jinshi are all subjects controlled by CITIC Securities.
Xinshi Yuanying, Jinshi Zhiyu, CITIC Securities Investment and Qingdao Jinshi hold a total of 13.28% of the shares.
The general partners and executive partners of Tibet Hehe and Tianjin Qiaobin are both Lhasa Metasequoia Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd. Therefore, Tibet Hehe and Tianjin Qiaobin are both subjects controlled by Lhasa Metasequoia Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd. Tibet Hehe and Tianjin Qiaobin jointly hold 9.57% of the shares.
The controlling shareholders of Wuxi Maoye and Shenyang Maoye are shenzhen Maoye (Group) Co., Ltd. Wuxi Maoye and Shenyang Maoye collectively hold 1.94% of the shares.
The general partners and executive partners of Tibet Hehe and Tianjin Qiaobin are both Lhasa Metasequoia Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd. Therefore, Tibet Hehe and Tianjin Qiaobin are both subjects controlled by Lhasa Metasequoia Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd. Tibet Hehe and Tianjin Qiaobin jointly hold 9.57% of the shares.
The controlling shareholders of Wuxi Maoye and Shenyang Maoye are shenzhen Maoye (Group) Co., Ltd. Wuxi Maoye and Shenyang Maoye collectively hold 1.94% of the shares.
Zhejiang Dongyang Alibaba Pictures Co., Ltd. holds 7.72% of the shares, Xinshi Yuanying (Shenzhen) Investment Center (Limited Partnership) holds 5.52%, Ningbo Industrial Securities Saifu Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 4.85%, Linzhi Tencent holds 4.84%, CITIC Securities Investment Co., Ltd. holds 4.69%, and Zhejiang Zhongtai Chuangxin Investment Management Co., Ltd. holds 4.11%;
Zhuhai Jufeng Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 3.75% of the shares, Qingdao Haier Equity Investment Fund Enterprise (Limited Partnership) holds 3.52%, Shanghai Zhewei Investment Center (Limited Partnership) holds 3.4%, Qingdao Jinshi Storm Investment Consulting Co., Ltd. holds 2.76%, Tibet Xiangchuan Investment Management Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 2.34%, and Khorgos Mingshi Central Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 2.15%. Tianjin Boxin Enterprise Management Consulting Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 2.07%;
Wanda Film Co., Ltd. holds 1.88%, Xinhualian Holdings Co., Ltd. holds 0.94%, Zhang Ziyi holds 0.19%, Huang Xiaoming and Zhang Hanyu hold 0.31% respectively, Chen Baoguo holds 0.13%, Huang Jianxin holds 0.06%, Han Han holds 0.06%, and Mao Junjie holds 0.03%.
After the IPO, Yu Dong directly held 20.53%, Tibet Hehe Investment Management Partnership (Limited Partnership) held 6.85%, Zhejiang Dongyang Alibaba Pictures Co., Ltd. held 6.18%, Xinshi Yuanying (Shenzhen) Investment Center (Limited Partnership) held 4.42%, Ningbo Industrial Securities Saifu Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) and Linzhi Tencent Technology Co., Ltd. held 3.88% of the shares respectively;
CITIC Securities Investment Co., Ltd. holds 3.75%, Zhejiang Zhongtai Chuangxin Investment Management Co., Ltd. holds 3.29%, Zhuhai Jufeng Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 3%, Qingdao Haier Equity Investment Fund Enterprise (Limited Partnership) holds 2.82%, Shanghai Zhewei Investment Center (Limited Partnership) holds 2.72%, Qingdao Jinshi Storm Investment Consulting Co., Ltd. holds 2.21%, Tibet Xiangchuan Investment Management Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 1.87%, Khorgos Minshi Zhongkong Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 1.72%;
Tianjin Boxin Enterprise Management Consulting Partnership (Limited Partnership) holds 1.66% of the shares, Wanda Film Co., Ltd. holds 1.5%, Wuxi Maoye Real Estate Co., Ltd. holds 0.94%, and Tianjin Shengding Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd. holds 0.86%;
Zhang Hanyu and Huang Xiaoming held 0.25% of the shares, Zhang Ziyi held 0.15%, Chen Baoguo held 0.1%, Huang Jianxin and Han Han held 0.05% of the shares, and Mao Junjie held 0.02% of the shares.
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