Lei Jianping on December 31
Guangdong Deju Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Deju Technology") recently submitted a prospectus to be listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board.
Deju Technology plans to raise 875 million yuan, of which 492 million yuan will be used for Deju's high-end composite functional materials production project, 86.41 million yuan will be used for the production and research integration project of Deju North Headquarters, 106 million yuan will be used for the production and research integration project (Phase II) of Deju North Headquarters, and 190 million yuan will be used to supplement working capital.
Annual revenue of 356 million
Deju Technology focuses on the R&D, production and sales of electronic polymer materials, mainly providing customers with electronic adhesive products and supporting application solutions, and mastering a full set of technical processes from "raw material development and modification" to "formula and process development".
Electronic adhesives are widely used in electronic component protection, electrical connection, structural bonding and sealing, thermal management, electromagnetic shielding and other scenarios of electronic related products, and their performance and quality directly determine the performance, reliability, production cost and efficiency of end products, and are indispensable key materials for the development of downstream intelligent terminals, new energy, semiconductors, communications and other industries.
According to the prospectus, Deju Technology's revenue in 2020, 2021 and 2022 will be 106 million yuan, 345 million yuan and 356 million yuan respectively, the net profit will be 48.19 million yuan, 114 million yuan and 102 million yuan respectively, and the net profit after deducting non-profits will be 51.058 million yuan, 112 million yuan and 98.28 million yuan respectively.
Deju Technology's revenue in the first half of 2023 will be 175 million yuan, with a net profit of 31.935 million yuan, and a net profit of 32.499 million yuan after deducting non-profits.
Huang Chengsheng controls 39% of the shares
Before the IPO, Huang Chengsheng directly held 29.9131% of the company's shares, and indirectly controlled the voting rights corresponding to 9.2469% of the company's shares by serving as the executive partner of Ganzhou Dexi, and controlled the voting rights corresponding to 39.16% of the company's shares in total, and was the controlling shareholder and actual controller of the company.
Huang Chengsheng, born in August 1972, Chinese nationality, no right of permanent residence abroad, master's degree. From September 1994 to May 1997, he served as an assistant engineer of Shaoguan Smelter, from June 1997 to August 1998, he served as a design engineer of Zhuhai Special Economic Zone Lianyi Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., from September 1998 to June 2000, he served as an industrial engineer of Weiming Industrial (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., and from July 2000 to May 2003, he served as a technical support engineer of Meiya Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
Huang Chengsheng served as a technical support engineer at Henkel Loctite (China) Co., Ltd. from June 2003 to October 2008, an account manager in South China of LORD International Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. from November 2008 to February 2013, an executive director and general manager of Boletong from June 2013 to November 2023, and an executive director and manager of Deju Co., Ltd. from May 2016 to May 2023. Since May 2023, he has served as the chairman and general manager of the company.
Before the IPO, Yu Heng held 14.4919%, Wang Yankun held 13.6419%, Ganzhou Dexi held 9.2469%, Deli Xing held 8.2396%, Intel held 4.7602%, Quande Xuekexin held 3.1735%, Jiaxing Hongxi held 2.9363%, Ganzhou Deyue held 1.7034%, Meitong 11th held 1.6161%, and Kyushu Shunchuang held 1.2416% , Pengding Investment holds 1.0347%;
Qingdao Shengrun and Xinhong Yuantong hold 0.8278% of the shares, Ganzhou Yulang holds 0.7525%, Qinhe Investment, Qindao Investment, Dongguan Kechuang and Gaowu Qiming hold 0.6208% of the shares, Quande Xuehengxin holds 0.577% of the shares, Su Ming holds 0.538% of the shares, Guangdong Semiconductor Fund holds 0.4967% of the shares, Bangxin Tongying and Lixia No. 1 hold 0.4139% of the shares respectively, and the second phase of the company, Kunlun Dingtian and Houxue Investment hold 0.2069% of the shares respectively , Chuangying Jianke holds 0.0493% of the shares.
After the IPO, Huang Chengsheng held 22.4349% of the shares, Yu Heng held 10.8689% of the shares, Wang Yankun held 10.2314% of the shares, Ganzhou Dexi held 6.9352% of the shares, Deli Xing held 6.1797% of the shares, Intel held 3.5702% of the shares, Quande Xuekexin held 2.3801% of the shares, Jiaxing Hongxi held 2.2022% of the shares, Ganzhou Deyue held 1.2775% of the shares, and Meitong 11th held 1.2121% of the shares , Kyushu Shunchuang holds 0.9312% of the shares, and Pengding Investment holds 0.776%;
Qingdao Shengrun, Xinhong Yuantong held 0.6208%, Ganzhou Yulang held 0.5644%, Qinhe Investment, Qindao Investment, Dongguan Kechuang and Gaowu Qiming held 0.4656%, Quande Xuehengxin held 0.4327%, Su Ming held 0.4035%, Guangdong Semiconductor Fund held 0.3725%, Bangxin Tongying and Lixia No. 1 held 0.3104%, and Dangkexin Phase II, Kunlun Dingtian and Houxue Investment held 0.1552% respectively , Chuangying Health Technology holds 0.037% of the shares.
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