The reporter learned from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Interactive Platform that GCL's previously announced mergers and acquisitions of major semiconductor assets related to the purchase of major corporate assets are in the process of being promoted and will promptly announce the relevant progress.
According to GCL's earlier announcement, the planned issues involve major asset purchases. The underlying asset is a semi-national semiconductor company that is supported by the state. The enterprise belongs to the semiconductor material industry. The counterparty is an independent third party, and there is no related relationship with the company. The assets acquisition is planned to be carried out through the issuance of shares or/and cash payment. It is expected that the transaction amount will reach the deliberation standard of the shareholders meeting.
According to the introduction of GCL's chairman Shu Hua, GCL Group has long been involved in the semiconductor industry and has certain technology and industry accumulation. As a group holding listed company, entering the semiconductor industry also meets GCL's overall development strategy.
At present, the photovoltaic sector is affected by the new policies of the 5311 ministries, and the related listed companies have fallen sharply. From May 31 to June 15, Tongwei's shares have fallen by 37.54%, Longji shares have fallen by 34.3%, and Sun Power has dropped by 38.65. %, while GCL integration has the least impact and it has dropped by 0.59%.
Industry analysts indicated that GCL's share price mainly benefited from the promotion of dual-primary industry and overseas strategy. The launch of the dual-core semiconductor industry has opened up new growth opportunities for the company. The early deployment of overseas markets also effectively cushioned the 531 PV. With the negative impact of the policy, GCL's integrated overseas market accounted for 26.37% of the total in 2017, which is a year-on-year increase. It is expected that the sales of overseas business will exceed 50% in 2018.