Zhengbang Technology, a pig-raising company, crossed into new energy stocks, and Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued a letter of concern

June 17,Zhengbang Technology announced that it signed a "carbon neutral" comprehensive smart energy project cooperation agreement with Zhejiang Branch of State Power Investment Group Co., Ltd.

The announcement stated that SPIC will take Zhengbang Technology as an important strategic partner to make a unified layout of Zhengbang Technology’s land and energy, and give full play to its advantages in agricultural development, clean energy development, scientific research, development and innovation, and industrial technology. Vigorously invest, accelerate the layout of photovoltaic, wind power, comprehensive smart energy and other industries, and strive to build about 10 million kilowatts of ecological photovoltaic, wind power, distributed and centralized comprehensive smart energy within three years, and the total investment is expected to reach about 40 billion yuan.

Affected by this news, Zhengbang Technology opened the daily limit today.. Some netizens ridiculed: "Is this pork or the future of new energy or technology stocks?"

Today, Zhengbang Technology received a letter of concern from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange,Require:

1. Combined with the company's main business, explain in detail the background, purpose and specific cooperation method of the cooperation with SPIC, and whether it is in line with the company's current development status and future development plan;

2. Explain in detail the obligations that the company needs to undertake in this cooperation, the estimated asset scale or investment amount, and the possible impact of this cooperation on the company; Combined with the company's current production and operation status, liquidity status and this cooperation The source of funds required, etc., indicate whether the company has the risk of insufficient funds to support the development of related projects.

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange reminds the company and all directors, supervisors and senior management to strictly abide by the Securities Law, the Company Law and other laws and the Exchange's "Stock Listing Rules" and other regulations, and have obligations to be truthful, accurate, complete, timely and fair.