On November 19, Glonghui reported that the skyworth group (00751.HK) announced that on November 19, 2024, the company's indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary, it services & consulting (as a limited partner for the company's indirectly non-wholly-owned subsidiary), and Shenzhen Chuangxin Nanhua (as the general partner) have entered into a limited partnership agreement with other limited partners to establish a fund. According to the limited partnership agreement, it services & consulting and Shenzhen Chuangxin Nanhua agree to jointly contribute a total of RMB 0.35 billion, which accounts for 35% of the current fund's capital commitment. The fund's investment direction will focus on digital creative technology and equipment, digital cultural equipment, etc., including but not limited to next-generation ultra-high-definition professional display equipment, broadcasting film and television equipment (including professional digital cameras, large-scale live video broadcasting vehicles, etc.), and advanced imaging systems. After the fund is established, its performance will be included in the group's accounts.

In recent years, the group's investment companies, skyworth venture capital and skyworth investment management, have accumulated rich experience in private equity investment and fund management, achieving good investment performance and creating favorable financial returns for the group and fund investors. Investing in the digital creative industry can further deepen the sharing of cni resource index and cross-enterprise cooperation, enrich the group's participation in the cultivation channels of enterprises and teams in Shenzhen's digital creative and high-end equipment fields, and strengthen the reserve and layout of innovative technologies and products. This is of great significance for extending the industry chain involved in the group's business and broadening its business scope. According to the terms of the limited partnership agreement, listing rules, and all applicable laws and regulations, the group can adjust its equity proportion in the fund at an appropriate time.