① He Xiaoyue, the supervisor of Kelai Mechatronics, was issued a warning letter by the Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau due to her husband Hao Jiefeng's short-term trading company shares; ② Hao Jiefeng bought it on the eve of a sharp rise in the current round, but was in a hurry to sell halfway, which not only triggered short-term trading, but also missed the second half of the market; ③ In less than two years, Kelai Mechatronics Director and Supervisor Gao has twice apologized for short-term trading announcements from relatives.
Financial Services Association, April 9 (Reporter Wang Bin) Kelai Electromechanical (603960.SH) announced this evening that the company's supervisor He Xiaoyue received a warning letter from the Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau because his spouse Hao Jifeng traded the company's shares on a short-term basis.
According to the warning letter, Hao Jiefeng bought 1,500 shares of the company's shares on January 26 this year and sold 2,000 shares of the company's shares on February 8 after the sale restrictions were lifted. The interval between before and after the transaction was less than 6 months, constituting a short-term transaction as stipulated in section 44 of the Securities Law.
Kelai Electromechanical said that after verification, this short-term transaction was due to Hao Jiefeng's failure to fully understand the provisions of relevant laws and regulations. His trading of the company's shares was an independent investment act based on the judgment of the secondary market, and He Xiaoyue was unaware of the transaction. As of the announcement date, all proceeds from these short-term transactions have been handed over to listed companies.
Simple backtracking. Details related to this short-term transaction were disclosed in Kelai Electromechanical's “Notice Concerning Short-Term Transactions and Apologies for Supervisors' Relatives” on February 23. According to the announcement, Hao Jiefeng bought 1,500 shares of Klay Electromechanical shares at 13.05 yuan/share on January 26, then sold 2,000 shares (including previously held unbanned shares) at a price of 21 yuan/share on February 8, with a yield of over 60%. However, at this point, Klay Mechatronics's stock price had just taken off. Eight trading days later, the company's stock price hit a recent high of 44.73 yuan.
A Financial Services Association reporter noticed that on the evening of January 25, Kelai Mechatronics announced that it is expected to achieve net profit of 91.4799 million yuan to 97.9221 million yuan in 2023, an increase of 42%-52% over the previous year. The day after the announcement, Hao Jiefeng bought shares of Kelai Mechatronics.
It is worth mentioning that Krei Mechatronics was also the first “big dark horse” in 2024. When Hao Jiefeng bought Klei Mechatronics, it was on the eve of a “sharp rise” in the company's stock price. According to Wind data, from February 1 to February 27, Krei Electromechanical won 13 consecutive ups and downs, with a cumulative increase of 245.37% in the range. By the close of trading on March 6, Kelai Mechatronics had once again risen and stopped, recording 14 boards (ups and downs) in 19 days.
The strength of Kelai Mechatronics in the secondary market may be due to a new concept of quality productivity. After the stock price skyrocketed, Klay Mechatronics issued risk alerts several times: The company recently paid attention to rumors that the company was listed as a new quality productivity concept stock. The concept of new quality productivity covers a wide range of fields. The company's current main business is still intelligent equipment and auto parts. It is a traditional manufacturing field, and the company's related products have not changed.
According to public information, Klei Mechatronics is an application supplier for flexible automation equipment and industrial robot systems. The company's products can be divided into two categories: flexible automated production lines and industrial robot system applications, mainly used in automotive electronics, automotive interiors, etc.
The reporter combed through the announcement and found that more than a year ago, Xiao Yi, the deputy general manager of Kelai Electromechanical, also announced an apology for short-term trading of the company's shares during a sensitive period. Krei Electromechanical's explanation of this at the time was also due to the executives' relatives not fully understanding the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations.