GUANGDONG RIEYS GROUP COMPANY LTD.
Annual Report 2010
March 2011
Important Notice
The Board of Directors, the Supervisory Committee as well as all directors,
supervisors and senior executives of GUANGDONG RIEYS GROUP COMPANY
LTD. (hereinafter referred to as the Company) hereby confirms that there are no any
important omissions, fictitious statements or serious misleading information carried in
this report, and shall take the individual and/or joint responsibilities for the reality,
accuracy and completeness of the whole contents.
Asia (Group) Accounting Firm issued the Auditors’ Report with unqualified opinion
with explanatory notes for the Company. The Board of Directors, the Supervisory
Committee and independent directors have made the detailed explanations to relevant
matters and submitted to investors to read carefully.
Chairman of the Board Mr. Chen Hongcheng, Chief Financial Officer Ms. Chen
Peixia hereby confirm that the Financial Report enclosed in the Annual Report is true
and complete.
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Contents
Section I. Company Profile1
Section II. Summary of Financial Highlights and Business Highlights3
Section III. Change in Share Capital and Particulars about Shareholders5
Section IV. Directors, Supervisors, Senior Executives and Employees8
Section V. Corporate Governance Structure11
Section VI. Shareholders’ General Meeting14
Section VII. Report of the Board of Directors14
Section VIII. Report of the Supervisory Committee23
Section IX. Significant Events25
Section X. Financial Report29
Section XI. Documents Available for Reference29
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Section I. Company Profile
I.Legal Name of the Company
In Chinese: 广东雷伊(集团)股份有限公司
Abbr. in Chinese: 雷伊
In English: GUANGDONG RIEYS GROUP COMPANY LTD.
Abbr. in English: Rieys
II. Legal Representative: Mr. Chen Hongcheng
III. Contact method of Secretary of BOD and Securities Affairs Representative:
Secretary of BODSecurities Affairs Representative
NameMr. Xu WeiMr. Chen Yaoji
Address12/F of Orient Building, Dongmen Middle Road, Luohu District, Shenzhen
Telephone0755-82250045
Fax0755-82251182
E-mailxw@200168.comjacobchen63@yahoo.com
IV. Registered Address: Meixin Industrial Park of Jun Bu Town, Puning, Guangdong
Office Address: 12/F of Orient Building, Dongmen Middle Road, Luohu District,
Shenzhen
Post Code: 518001
Company’s Internet Website: http://www.rieys.com
E-mail of the Company: rieys@live.cn
V. Newspapers Chosen for Disclosing the Information of the Company:
Securities Times and Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao
Internet Website Designated by CSRC for Publishing the Annual Report:
http://www.cninfo.com.cn
The Place Where the Annual Report is Prepared and Placed: 12/F of Orient
Building, Dongmen Middle Road, Luohu District, Shenzhen
VI. Stock Exchange Listed with: Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Short Form of the Stock: RIEYS-B
Stock Code: 200168
VII. Initial registered date: Nov. 17, 1997
Initial registered place: Industrial and Commercial Administration Bureau of
Guangdong Province
Registration code of enterprise business license: 4400001000088
Registration code of tax: 445281231131833
Certified Public Accountants engaged by the Company:
Name: Asia (Group) Accounting Firm.
Address: Room 301, Building No. 1, Wudong Plaza, No. 9 Chegongzhuang Street,
West City District, Beijing
Section II. Summary of Financial Highlights and Business Highlights
I. Major financial data of the past three years (Unit: RMB Yuan)
20102009Year on year2008
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Increase/decrease
(%)
Operating profit149,446,872.60152,002,048.85-1.68199,124,620.35
Total profit-37,488,328.723,678,544.90-1119.11-111,300,244.50
Netprofitattributableto-40,490,392.49
4,192,346.21-1065.82-114,592,168.43
shareholders of the Company
Netprofitattributableto-42,187,013.11
shareholders of the Company after
3,726,741.21-1205.18-105,566,994.24
deductingrecurringgainsand
losses
Net cash flow from operating
-42,204,052.02-48,631,563.48-13.22-104,532,788.27
activities
Operating profit93,654,939.87-6,147,375.33-1623.49-61,288,809.02
Year on year
As at 31 Dec.As at 31 Dec.As at 31 Dec.
Increase/decrease
201020092008
(%)
Total assets586,050,810.45640,024,704.10-8.43626,364,355.62
Shareholders’ equity attributable to
308,161,044.95349,348,058.06-11.79345,621,316.85
listed companies
II. There was no difference in net profit and net assets under different accounting
standards in the report period.
III. Items and amount of non-recurring gains and losses deducted
ItemsAmount
Gains and losses from disposal of non-current assets, including offset withdrawn as assets
-2,710,697.90
impairment reserves
Make examination beyond authority, or documents without official approval, or sporadic
refund on tax/ tax remittance1,826.93
Government grant included into the current period gains and losses, excluding those
closely related to the Company’s normal operating and persistently enjoyed at
fixed-amount or fixed-proportion according to the government policies and certain538,714.00
standards
Capital occupation charges on non-financial enterprises that recorded into current gains
and losses1,994.38
Recovery of provision for impairment on accounts receivable that make provision for
8,451,443.14
impairment text individually
Other non-operating income and expense deduct the above items-1,906,952.42
Subtotal4,376,328.13
Deductible income tax expense from the above non-recurring gains and losses2,840,792.20
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Minority shareholders’ gains and losses in consolidation statement
518,497.02
Total1,017,038.91
IV. Main financial indexes over the past three years ended the report period
(Unit: RMB Yuan)
Year on year
20102009Increase/decrease2008
(%)
Basic EPS-0.130.01-1400.00%-0.33
Diluted EPS-0.130.01-1400.00%-0.33
Basic EPS after deducting
non-recurringgainand-0.13-0.15-13.33%-0.32
loss
Weighted average return
-12.53%1.15%-13.68%-31.00%
on net assets
Weighted average return
onnetassetsafter
-12.84%-14.96%2.12%-30.00%
deductingextraordinary
gain and loss
Net cash flow per share
arisingfromoperation0.29-0.021550.00%-0.19
activities
Increase/decrease
As at 31 Dec. 2010As at 31 Dec. 2009As at 31 Dec. 2008
YoY (%)
Netassetspershare
attributable to shareholders0.971.10-11.82%1.08
of listed company
Section III. Change in Share Capital and Particulars about Shareholders
I. Particulars about the changes in share capital
1. In the report period, the Company’s share capital remained unchanged.
2. Issuance and listing of shares
1) The Company has not issued any shares or the derived securities in recent three
years.
2) In the report period, there was no change in total number and structure of the shares
arising from bonus shares or share capital conversion.
3) There existed no inner employees’ shares in the Company.
II. Particulars about shareholders
1. Particulars about shares held by the main shareholders of the Company
(Unit: share)
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Total number of
19,953
shareholders
CharacterNumber of
TotalPledged or
Name ofofShareholdingIncrease/decreanon-tradable
number offrozen
shareholdersshareholdproportionse in this yearshares
share heldshares
erholding
Puning
Shenghengchang
Corporate
Trade36.99%0117,855,000117,855,000Impawn
share
Development
Co., Ltd
Shenzhen
RishengCorporate
10.68%034,020,00034,020,000Impawn
Investment Co.,share
Ltd.
Shantou Lianhua
Corporate
IndustrialCo.,3.81%012,150,00012,150,000Impawn
share
Ltd.
SU YOUHEB share1.89%+6,020,5676,020,5670Unknown
ZHENGSU
B share0.54%+1,719,5001,719,5000Unknown
XIAN
WANGYAN
B share0.45%+1,432,7551,432,7550Unknown
FENG
LUODONG
B share0.44%-42,8951,400,0000Unknown
HUI
XU HAIB share0.43%-43,6701,378,8000Unknown
NGAIKWOK
B share0.36%+1,145,8161,145,8160Unknown
PAN
Taifook
Securities
CompanyB share0.34%-983,5001,087,4590Unknown
Limited-Account
Client
Shares hold by the top ten tradable shareholders
Name of shareholdersNumber of tradable shares holdingType of shares
SU YOU HE6,020,567B share
ZHENG SU XIAN1,719,500B share
WANG YAN FENG1,432,755B share
LUO DONG HUI1,400,000B share
XU HAI1,378,800B share
NGAI KWOK PAN1,145,816B share
Taifook Securities Company
1,087,459B share
Limited-Account Client
CHEN ZHEN QI701,800B share
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KE ZHONG FENG699,800B share
XU XIN FEN678,970B share
There existed related relationship among Puning Shenghengchang Trade
ExplanationonrelatedDevelopment Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Risheng Investment Co., Ltd. and Shantou
relationshiporLianhua Industrial Co., Ltd., which belonged to action-in-concert promulgated
action-in-concertamongby Measures for the Administration of Disclosure of Information on the Change
above mentioned shareholdersof Shareholdings in Listed Companies. The Company was unknown whether
there existed related relationship among other shareholders.
Note: Guangzhou Shenghengchang Investment Co., Ltd moved to Puning on 28 Jan.
2010, and changed its name as Puning Shenghengchang Trade Development Co., Ltd.
Actual controller of the Company remained unchanged.
2. About the controlling shareholder of the Company
(1) The controlling shareholder of the Company is Puning Shenghengchang Trade
Development Co., Ltd., who held 117.855 million shares of the Company, taking up
36.99% of the total share capital. The registered capital of this company is RMB 98
million; hereinto Mr. Chen Hongcheng holds 70% equity of Puning Shenghengchang
Trade Development Co., Ltd, while Mr. Chen Honghai holds 30% equity. Its
registered address located in No. 212, Building 46, Qiaoguang Village, Liushabei
Street, Puning and legal representative is Ms. Ma Chanying. The business scope of
Shenghengchang Trade Development Co., Ltd: sales of hardware, electric, building
materials, electronic products and auto parts; import and export goods, technology
import and export (except for projects prohibited by laws and administrative
regulations; projects prohibited by laws and administrative regulations can be
operated with permission).
(2) Mr. Cheng Hongcheng is the actual controller of Puning Shenghengchang Trade
Development Co., Ltd. Mr. Chen Hongcheng was engaged in operation and
management of the enterprise for over 20 years. At present he is Chairman of the
Board and legal representative of the Company, the standing commissar of political
consultative conference of Puning, Guangdong, the deputy of the National People’s
Congress of Jieyang City and Guangdong Province, Vice Chairman of Costume
Association of Guangdong Province and Vice Chairman of Costume Association of
Shenzhen City, Director of Puning Shenghengchang Trade Development Co., Ltd.
(the controlling shareholder) over the long term. He has ever been the deputy of the
People’s Congress of Jieyang City and Guangdong Province.
Chen HongchengChen Honghai
70%30%
Puning Shenghengchang Trade Development
Co., Ltd.
36.99%
The Company
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3. Particulars about other shareholders of legal person’s share holding over 10% of
shares (including 10%):
Shenzhen Risheng Investment Co., Ltd was founded on Sep. 8, 2000, whose
registered capital is RMB 25 million, among which Ms. Chen Xuewen holds 80.4%
equity and Mr. Ding Lihong holds 19.6% equity. The legal representative is Ms. Chen
Xuewen. The business scope of Shenzhen Risheng Investment Co., Ltd.: to invest and
initiate industries (the detailed project till further declared); domestic commerce,
material supply and marketing industry (excluding monopoly commodities);
investment consultation and information consultation (excluding limited projects).
Section IV. Directors, Supervisors, Senior Executives and Employees
I. Particulars about directors, supervisors and senior executives
1. Basic information
Share held atShare held at
NameSexAgeTitleOffice term
the year-beginthe year-end
ChenChairman of the Board,
Male53Dec. 2009-Dec. 201200
HongchengPresident
DingVice Chairman of the
Male40Dec. 2009-Dec. 201200
LihongBoard, Vice President
Chen
Male57DirectorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Honghai
Chen
Female31DirectorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Xuewen
Liu YongMale33Independent DirectorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Su JianlongMale47Independent DirectorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Cai ShaoheMale50Independent DirectorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
YanChairman of the
Male43Dec. 2009-Dec. 201200
MingfeiSupervisory Committee
Huang
Female44SupervisorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Yanfang
Yang XiaFemale39SupervisorDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Chen PeixiaFemale40CFODec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Xu WeiMale33Secretary of the BoardDec. 2009-Dec. 201200
Note: The Company has no equity incentive mechanism.
2. Main work experience of present directors, supervisors and senior executives
Chairman of the Board and President Mr. Chen Hongcheng, was born in 1958;
bachelor degree. At present he is the standing commissar of political consultative
conference of Puning, Guangdong, the deputy of the National People’s Congress of
Jieyang City and Guangdong Province, Vice Chairman of Costume Association of
Guangdong Province and Vice Chairman of Costume Association of Shenzhen City,
Director of Puning Shenghengchang Trade Development Co., Ltd. (the controlling
shareholder) over the long term. He has ever been the deputy of the National People’s
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Congress of Jieyang City and Guangdong Province.
Vice Chairman and Vice President Mr. Ding Lihong was born in 1971 and graduated
from junior college. He ever took post of Vice President of the Company and
Chairman of the Board of Shenzhen Shenghengchang Industrial Co., Ltd.
Director: Mr. Chen Honghai was born in 1954 and graduated from university, he acts
as Director of Puning Shenghengchang Trade Development Co., Ltd. (the controlling
shareholder) over the long term.
Director Ms. Chen Xuewen, born in Jan. 1980, graduated from the department of law
of Guangdong Institute of Public Administration. Now she concurrently acts as
Chairman of Shenzhen Missk Fashion Co., Ltd. She has served as Chairman and legal
representative of Shenzhen Shenghengchang Industrial Co., Ltd.; as well as Chairman
and legal representative in Shenzhen Risheng Investment Co., Ltd.
Independent Director Mr. Liu Yong, born in 1977, CPA, graduated from bachelor of
the accounting major of Hunan College of Finance & Economics. Now he is partner
of Shenzhen Pinghai Certified Public Accountants.
Independent Director Mr. Su Jianlong, born in 1964, post doctorate, acts as General
Manager in Bio-Treat Technology Limited (listed on Singapore Exchange Mainboard)
now. He successively held the posts of General Manager of Shenzhen Zhongxing
Environmental E&T Ltd, of General Manager of Anhui Guo Zhen Environmental
Protection Co., Ltd., Deputy General Manager of General Water of China Company
Limited, of General Manager of Yuanshui Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., of
Chairman of the Board of General Water of China (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., of CMO and
Chief Senior Advisor of China National Environmental Protection Corporation.
Independent Cai Shaohe, born in 1961, diploma of postgraduate, is a CPA and
certified tax agent. He is Vice President of Shantou Institute of Certified Public
Accountants, independent director of Guangdong Orient Zirconic Ind Sci & Tech Co.,
Ltd and Guangdong Alpha Animation and Culture Co., Ltd, we well as member of
National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference of
Chenghai District, executive committee member of Chenghai Federation of Industry
and Commerce (Chamber of Commerce), standing directors of Accounting Academy
of Chenghai District and Chenghai Association of Enterprises with foreign investment.
He once acted as chief accountant and chief of finance of Chenghai state-owned Wine
Factory, Vice Superintendent and Superintendent in Chenghai Auditor’ Firm and
Chief Accountant of Shantou Fengye Certified Public Accountants Co., Ltd, as well as
independent director of the Company.
Chairman of the Supervisory Committee Mr. Yan Mingfei was born in 1968, bachelor
degree and engineer. Now he is in charge of general manager of Shantou Lianzhihua
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Information and Technology Co., Ltd. He took the post of assistant engineer of
Shantou Teye Power Development Co., Ltd. and engineer of Shantou Special
Economic Region Talents Exchange Center.
Supervisor Ms. Huang Yanfang, born in 1966, bachelor degree, she has engaged in
enterprise financial work for many years. Now she serves in financial dep. of the
Company.
Supervisor Yang Xia, born in 1972, graduated from technical secondary school. She
has been engaging financial affairs o for many years. Now she serves in financial dep.
of the Company.
Chief Financial Officer Ms. Chen Peixia, born in 1971, is a CPA. She was engaged in
enterprise financing for several years. She ever took the post of Manager of Auditing
Dept. in the Company.
Secretary of the Board Mr. Xuwei, born in 1977, graduated from Zhongnan
University of Economics and Law, is a bachelor holder of economics and law. He
once acted as Securities Affairs Representative and Secretary of the Board of the
Company, General Manager of Securities Affairs and Secretary to the Chairman of the
Board of Directors in ABest Department Store Supermarket.
3. Particulars about the annual remuneration
In accordance with the proposal on setting down remuneration of senior executives
examined and passed at the 1st meeting of the 2nd Board of Director for the year 2002
and proposal on adjusting allowance of directors, independent director and
supervisors examined and passed at the annual Shareholders’ General Meeting 2007,
directors and independent directors of the Company drew their annual allowance of
RMB 50,000 (tax included) respectively from the Company; supervisors of the
Company received the annual allowance of RMB 15,000 (tax included) respectively.
The Company reimbursed the reasonable charges according to the actual situation
which independent directors attended the meeting of the Board, shareholders’ general
meeting or exercise their functions and powers in accordance with the relevant laws
and regulations and Articles of Association.
Up to 31 Dec. 2010, remuneration before tax of directors, supervisors and senior
executives in service drawn from the Company in the report period were as follows:
NameTitleTotal (RMB’0000 Yuan)
Chairman of the Board,22.5
Chen Hongcheng
President
Vice Chairman of the13.5
Ding Lihong
Board
Chen HonghaiDirector5
Chen XuewenDirector5
Cai ShaoheIndependent director5
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Liu YongIndependent director5
Su JianlongIndependent director5
Chairmanofthe1.5
Yan Mingfei
Supervisory Committee
Huang YanfangSupervisor9.3
Yang XiaSupervisor5.7
Chen PeixiaChief Finance Officer11.2
Xu WeiSecretary of the Board9.6
Total98.3
Director Mr. Chen Honghai and Ms. Chen Xuwen, and independent director Mr. Liu
Yong, Mr. Cai Shaohe and Mr. Su Jianlong as well as Chairman of the Supervisory
Committee Mr. Yan Mingfei drew no payment from the Company except allowance.
Of them, Director Chen Honghai drew the annual remuneration from Puning
Shenghengchang Investment Co., Ltd.
3. There were no changes of directors, supervisors and senior executives of the
Company in the reporting period
II. About employees
As at Dec. 31, 2010, the Company and its subsidiaries controlled by the Company had
about 682 in-service staffs in total. Among them, 309 production personnel, 120
salespersons, 38 technicians, 35 QC, 32 financial personnel and 50 administrative
personnel; 5 persons with senior professional titles, and 35 persons with middle
professional titles, and 58 persons with preliminary professional titles. The Company
did not bear expenses of retirees at present.
Section V. Corporate Governance Structure
I. Corporate governance
In accordance with relevant statutes such as Code of Corporate Governance for Listed
Companies, the Company established and perfected governance structure such as
Shareholders’ General Meeting, Board of Directors and Supervisory Committee, and
perfected relevant rules and systems.
In 2010, in accordance with relevant requirements of Notice on Starting Specific
Activities on Strengthening Corporate Governance of Listed Companies with
document No. CSRC-Company-Zi[2007]28 issued by CSRC, Notice on Putting
Forward the Development of Corporate Governance of Listed Companies with
document No. Guangdong-CSRC [2009]99 issued by CSRC Guangdong Bureau and
Circular on Common Problem in Corporate Governance of Listed Company in Area
Under Control with document No. Guangdong-CSRC[2010]155 (hereinafter referred
to as “Circular”), the actual situation of the Company as well as common problems
stipulated in notice and circular on corporate governance of listed companies, the
Board of Directors of the Company conducted overall self-examination on corporate
governance of the Company, considered that the actual situation of corporate
governance of the Company is in line with requirements of regulatory documents such
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as Code of Corporate Governance for Listed Companies. The Company would take
corporate governance as an important and basic work to promote the competence of
the Company, and further perfect the modern enterprise system of the Company.
II. Duty performance of independent directors
The Company formulated Work System for Independent Directors according to
relevant rules, which definitely regulated duties and work terms. In the report period,
independent directors of the Company actively took part in operation of the Board,
seriously and diligently performed their duties and carefully examined all proposals of
the Board and expressed independent opinion in the report period, and played an
important role in enhancing the independence of the Board, strengthening the function
of strategic management of the Board, balancing of rights of the Board and
concentrating on the legal rights and interests of the small and medium investors, and
played an active promotion role in scientific decision-making of the Board and
normative operation of the Company. During the report period, the Company’s
independent directors did not propose any objection on all proposals of the Board and
other proposals of the Company.
Times should be presentTimes of personalPresence onTimes of
NameNotes
at the Board meetingpresencecommissionabsence
Liu Yong8800——
Su Jianlong8820——
Cai Shaohe8810——
III. The Company separated from controlling shareholders in business, personnel,
assets, organization and finance:
The Company was completely separated with the controlling shareholder, Puning
Shenghengchang Trade Development Co., Ltd. and associated enterprises in business,
personal, assets, organization and financing, which ensured the Company have
independent and complete business and self-operation capability.
IV. Particulars on the establishment and perfect of the internal control of the
Company
(I) General planning of the construction of internal control
The Company was strictly in compliance with the Guideline for the Internal Control
of Listed Companies as well as other laws, rules and stipulations, continuously
perfected its governance structure, completed its internal management and
standardized its operating activities. The Company’ general planning of the
construction of internal control were mainly reflected in the aspects, such as
standardizing the business process, perfecting management system and enforcing the
functional responsibilities, etc..
(II) Particulars about establishment and operation of internal control system
At present, the Company established and perfected corporate governance including
shareholders’ general meeting, the Board of Directors, the Supervisory Committee
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and management, established and perfected a series of integrated, reasonable and
effective internal control system, such as Articles of Association and Rules of
Procedures for Shareholders’ General Meeting, the internal control system includes
management on production and operation, finance, internal audit and administration
as well as normative operation, and shaped rigorous internal control system. In
accordance with relevant regulations, the Company set up special internal audit
department, allocated specific auditors, who carried out routine internal audit and
responsible for internal management system and supervision and examination on
internal control. With supervision and guide of the Board of Directors and the Audit
Committee under the BOD, the audit department conducted internal audit legally and
independently according to audit procedures; adopted periodic and casual
examination to audit and verify finance, significant projects and operating activities of
the Company and its controlling subsidiaries, and reasonably estimated on
authentication and legitimacy of economic benefit; proposed advice on control and
management for problems in second time supervision and examination, supervised
and urged relevant department to rectify, ensured effective implementation on internal
control and normative operation of the Company. In the report period, the Company
paid attention to management on controlling subsidiaries and control on related
transaction, external guarantees, significant investment and information disclosure.
(III) Particulars on the defects of internal control and the rectification & reform for
them
The Company will be in compliance with the relevant laws and rules for the internal
control of listed companies stipulated by the supervision department, and integrate the
actual situation of the operating activities of the Company, as well as in accordance
with the relevant requirements of Code of Enterprise’s Internal Control and the
Supportive Guideline on Enterprise’s Internal Control, to establish and perfect the
internal control system, further improve the measures of internal control, enforce the
rectification & reform on the defects in the links of the Company’ s internal control,
and continuously enhance the Company’s ability of risk prevention and level of
normative operation.
(IV) Opinions from independent directors on the self-appraisal for the Company’s
internal control
In accordance with Code of Enterprise’s Internal Control and Guideline on the
Normative Operation of Listed Companies as well as other laws and rules, the
Company had established relative perfect internal control system, there was no
material defects on the reasonability and effectiveness of the internal control system,
the Company’s corporate governance, production & operation, information disclosure,
significant events and other activities were all strictly in compliance with stipulations
of the Company’s internal control system, which generally met the requirements from
CSRC and Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and ensured the normal and orderly function of
every operating activities in the Company as well as the safety and integration of the
Company’s assets. The Company’s Self-appraisal on the Internal Control for Y2010
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truly and objectively reflected the actual situation of the Company’s governance and
internal control.
V. Establishment and implementation of appraisal and incentive mechanism for the
senior executives by the Company
The Company had set up preferable performance appraisal system gradually and
signed operation responsibility document with person in charge of subordinate
companies, clearly defined responsibility and power, set up reward and punishment,
urged convergence of private interest and the Company’s interest, effectively
promoted togetherness and sense of responsibility, as well as activity and gumption of
management staffs and technical backbones. However, the Company had not
formulated incentive and restraint mechanism for directors, supervisors or senior
executives, and performance appraisal need to be further perfected.
Section VI. Brief Introduction to Shareholders’ General Meetings Held
I. The First Special Shareholders’ General Meeting for 2010 was held on 19 Mar.
2010. And the announcement on the resolutions made at the meeting was published in
Securities Times and Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao on 20 Mar. 2010 with Announcement
No. 2010-004.
II. The 2009 Annual Shareholders’ General Meeting was held on 31 May 2010. And
the announcement on the resolutions made at the meeting was published in Securities
Times and Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao on 1 Jun. 2010 with Announcement No.
2010-017.
Section VII. Report of the Board of Directors
I. Operation of the Company during the reporting period
(I) Business review for the reporting period
1. Overall business performance during the reporting period
For the reporting period, the Company achieved an operating income of RMB
149,446,900, down 1.68% as compared to 2009; an operating profit of RMB
-37,488,300, down 1,119.12% on a year-on-year basis; and a net profit attributable to
the Company of RMB -41,187,000, down 1,205.19% as compared to 2009. The said
three items all presented a year-on-year decrease mainly because a. real estate projects
were still in the stage of development, which could not be sold for settlement; and b.
investment gains were obtained in the previous year from selling assets.
In 2010, in order to improve its capital and operating status as soon as possible, the
Company took effective measures to clear its accounts receivable. For instance, the
receivable about RMB 62 million from Puning Rieys Paper Co., Ltd. was recovered at
all amount in the year. The said measures improved the asset quality of the Company.
Meanwhile, the cash flows generated from the garment business enabled the
Company to execute on time the “Agreement on Interest Reduction and Exemption”
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signed between the Company and the Shenzhen branch of China Construction Bank,
repaying the loan principal of RMB 37.83 million to the bank. The Company also
repaid other loan principals of RMB 18.10 million. As such, the bank loan problem
was handled properly. Also, accumulative funds over RMB 80 million were
accumulatively input for real estate projects in the reporting period, which fully
ensured the smooth proceeding of its real estate projects.
2. Main businesses of the Company and operating status thereof
(1) Breakdown of incomes and profits from main businesses according to industries:
Amount in 2010 (RMB Yuan)Amount in 2009 (RMB Yuan)
Industry
Operating incomeOperating costOperating incomeOperating cost
Industry132,642,915.64111,680,965.23123,714,132.03109,925,426.65
Commerce35,656,845.1925,386,425.3661,854,994.2837,098,941.00
Total168,299,760.83137,067,390.59185,569,126.31147,024,367.65
Counteract-20,916,310.12-20,916,310.12-33,742,372.88-33,907,868.00
Total147,383,450.71116,151,080.47151,826,753.43113,116,499.65
(2) Breakdown of main business incomes and costs according to regions
Amount in 2010 (RMB Yuan)Amount in 2009 (RMB Yuan)
Region
Operating incomeOperating costOperating incomeOperating cost
Exportsalesof
138,077,428.46111,423,101.51145,233,771.49120,044,222.51
garments
Domesticsalesof
24,305,663.9619,312,324.7339,293,799.4218,291,471.25
garments
Garment processing5,916,668.966,331,964.351,041,555.408,688,673.89
Subtotal168,299,760.83137,067,390.59185,569,126.31147,024,367.65
Counteract-20,916,310.12-20,916,310.12-33,742,372.88-33,907,868.00
Total147,383,450.71116,151,080.47151,826,753.43113,116,499.65
(3) Main suppliers and customers
The total amount of purchases from the top five suppliers took up 12.78% of the total
purchases in the year.
The total sale amount to the top five customers took up 88.65% of the total sale in the
year.
3. Asset breakdown and other financial data for the reporting period, as well as
movements and reasons therefor
Items in theAs at 31 Dec. 2010As at 31 Dec. 2009Year-on-year
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balance sheetProportion in totalProportion in totalchanges
Amount (RMB Yuan)Amount (RMB Yuan)
assets (%)assets (%)
Accounts
88,165,799.3915.04177,829,302.8227.78-12.74%
receivable
Inventory205,006,377.5034.98195,246,476.6730.514.47%
Investing
property
Long-term
equity
investment
Fixed assets110,872,936.6818.92113,529,392.3317.741.18%
Construction in
001,040,571.590.16-0.16%
process
Short-term
158,500,000.0027.05213,583,282.6633.37-6.32%
borrowings
Items in the
incomeAs of 2010As of 2009
statement
Selling expenses13,056,535.8915,246,870.57-14.37%
Administrative
30,002,677.2439,692,657.94-24.41%
expenses
Financial
25,054,903.4725,033,342.290.09%
expenses
Income tax2,883,005.98929,297.02210.24%
Reasons for changes:
1) Accounts receivable decreased because the Company recovered the receivable
from Rieys Paper in the reporting period.
2) Inventory increased due to real estate project development.
3) Fixed assets increased because construction in process was transferred in.
4) Construction in process decreased because some construction was finished and
transferred into fixed assets.
5) Selling expenses decreased due to the decrease of the operating income.
6) Administrative expenses decreased due to cost control.
7) Financial expenses decreased because loan principals decreased.
8) The closing income tax expenses increased by RMB 1,953,708.96 as compared to
the opening amount, representing a year-on-year increase of 210.24%, which was
mainly because the Company recovered some accounts receivable for which bad-debt
provisions had been made.
4. Breakdown of cash flows, changes and main influencing factors for changes
As of 2010 (RMBAs of 2009 (RMBYear-on-year
Yuan)Yuan)increase/decrease (%)
Net cash flows from operating activities93,654,939.87-6,147,375.33-1623.49%
Net cash flows from investing activities-9,060,612.647,898,411.77-214.71%
Net cash flows from financing activities-56,667,500.23-12,733,522.43345.03%
Effect of exchange rate changes on cash000
Reasons for changes:
1) Net cash flows from operating activities increased because other incoming funds
were received.
2) Net cash flows from investing activities decreased due to acquisitions of fixed
assets and intangible assets.
3) Net cash flows from financing activities decreased because some debts were
repaid.
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5. Operation status and results of main subsidiaries
A. Particulars about subsidiaries in the reporting period
CapitalNet assets
Total assetsNet profit
Registered
Name of the subsidiarycontribution(RMB Ten(RMB Ten(RMB TenBusiness scope
capital
thousand)thousand)
ratio (%)thousand)
RMB 12 mill
Shenzhen Missk Fashion Co., Ltd.861536-566-1732Brand garments
ion
Puning Tianhe Textile Manufactory Co.,Garment processing a
HKD 6,51010028277234451283
Ltd.nd export
RMB 50 mill
Shenzhen Rieys Industrial Co., Ltd.9046334555180Import and export
ion
Tianrui (HK) Trading Co., Ltd.USD 1.001003299-5820861International trade
Puning Hengda Real Estate DevelopmentRMB 26 millReal estate developme
1002410414278-382
Co., Ltd.ionnt
B. Disposal of subsidiaries in the reporting period
In order to dispose the brand garment business step by step, Shenzhen Missk Fashion
Co., Ltd. (a controlled subsidiary with the Company holding 86% of its equity
interests) and Shenzhen Rieys Industrial Co., Ltd. (a controlled subsidiary with the
Company holding 90% of its equity interests) and Wang Zhichao signed an equity
transfer agreement on 16 Dec. 2010, transferring 100% equity interests of Shenzhen
Tianqi Garment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. formerly held by the two controlled
subsidiaries to Wang Zhichao in exchange for a consideration of RMB 0.5 million.
The said transaction has been concluded.
C. The Company did not acquire any subsidiary during the reporting period.
(Ⅱ) Outlook of the Company’s future development
1. Development trends in the sector
In the reporting period, in order to control the fast growing house prices and prevent
speculative market demand so as to ensure an effective supply and redress the
imbalance between supply and demand, the government implemented the strictest
macro-control on the real estate sector. The “Eight Regulations for Real Estate Sector
by the State Council”, the “Restricted House Purchase Decree” and a prudent
monetary policy were promulgated, which caused phasic fluctuations in the real estate
sector, as well as many uncertainties in the future development of the sector. But the
economic and social development of China will be better and better in the long run,
and the factors promoting a long-term and positive development in the sector,
including domestic demand expansion and urbanization, remain unchanged. Therefore,
the healthy development of the real estate sector is inevitable, and the Company will
have a lot of excellent development opportunities ahead of it.
2. Work focuses in the future operation
The Company is currently engaged in both garments and real estate. In the long run,
the Company will step out of the garment sector at a proper time and focus on real
estate as its only main business at the end. Considering that the self-incurred
transformation of the Company’s main business is a gradual process, the Company
will focus on the following tasks in the future operation:
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(1) The Company will try its best and concentrate its resources on the construction
and sale of the “Shangdi Central” project.
(2) It will continue to maintain the existing garment processing business and the
stability thereof.
The garment export business has been the Company’s traditional main business for
years, accounting for a major proportion in its main businesses. Considering that it
has just set foot in the real estate sector and cash flows may not be able to be
generated from such a business in the short run, the Company still needs to maintain
its existing garment processing business.
(3) The Company will further dispose non-performing assets and step out of the brand
garment business gradually.
(4) The Company will continue to improve its corporate governance and internal
management capability, further standardize and improve its internal control, attach
great importance to maintaining strict, sustained and effective internal control
supervision and management, and increase its management ability and ability to
prevent risks.
(5) It will enhance talent training and reserve. By way of optimizing the staff
allocation structure, the Company will beef up its efforts to build a talent team as
needed by the Company in its development, and reserve and develop professional
talents needed by the Company.
(6) It will continue to strengthen cost control. The Company’s efforts in cost control in
the recent years have produced some positive results and it will continue to carry out
measures for cost control.
(7) It will further strengthen the collection of receivables. In recent years, the
Company has beefed up its efforts in collecting receivables, which has produced
excellent results. And the Company will continue to carry out relevant measures.
(8) The Company will proactively promote financing from various channels and in
various forms. It will adopt effective measures and set the project development scale
and plan in a scientific and rational manner, so as to coordinate real estate
development and cash flows and ensure the development plans will be carried out
successfully.
(9) It will proactively increase land reserves for developing real estate projects. It will
explore every possible means to obtain projects and improve the research and
planning work before launching a new project, so as to lay a foundation for the
Company’s sustainable development.
(10) It will keep a close eye on economic movements at home and abroad, analyze the
government’s macro-control policy on real estate, and follow up market trends. At the
same time, it will increase the operating efficiency of projects, formulate the specific
development strategy for every project according to the business goals set for the year,
and effectively prevent policy risks.
Ⅱ. Investments of the Company
(Ⅰ) In the reporting period, the Company did not raise funds or use such funds.
(Ⅱ) The Company did not conduct external investments in the reporting period.
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Ⅲ. Special explanation on matters mentioned in the non-standard audit report issued
by the accounting firm
ASIA (Group) Accounting Firm issued an unqualified audit report with pinpointed
matters for the 2010 Annual Financial Report of the Company. The said pinpointed
matters were stated as, “We remind users of the financial statements to note that, as
stated in the Note X. (X) to the financial statements, in the year 2010, the net profit
attributable to owners of the Company stood at RMB -41,187,000 and at RMB
-42,204,000 after deducting non-recurring gains and losses. In 2010, the main
business scope of the Company was transformed from garments to both garments and
real estate development. The real estate projects commenced construction but the
pre-sale was not yet started, so there still existed uncertainty whether the real estate
business would generate a profit or not. The Company had disclosed in detail
improvement measures to be taken in the notes to the financial statements, but there
still existed a significant uncertainty about the going-concern ability of the Company.
The statements above will not affect the unqualified audit opinion that has been
issued.”
The Board of Directors believed that the loss of the Company in 2010 was mainly
because: a. At the end of 2009, the Company realized its business transformation,
disposing non-performing assets in relation to paper making and increasing the real
estate development business. But due to the long cycle of a real estate project, the
business was in an input stage throughout the year 2010 and was unable to generate
profits for the Company; b. The traditional garment export business of the Company
was able to proceed normally, but it could not generate enough profits to cover all
expense of the Company due to limited input for the business; and c. Affected by the
fierce competition on the market, the brand garment business of the Company
registered a great deficit in 2010.
Despite a deficit in 2010, the Company managed to maintain its going-concern ability
by taking the following measures: a. In 2010, the Company adopted effective
measures to clear various receivables. Besides, the garment business generated some
cash flows in the year. As a result, the Company was able to input funds over RMB 80
million for its real estate projects, which ensured that those projects proceeded
smoothly. In view of the current development progress, the pre-sale could be started
around Jul. 2011. Although the government is currently implementing a strict control
over the real estate sector, house prices in Puning are actually on the rise due to the
fact that Puning (where the Company’s real estate projects are located) is a densely
populated third-grade city with a strong buying and improvement demand which is in
the start-up stage of urbanization; b. Upon the pre-sale of the real estate projects, the
funds of the Company will be greatly improved, which can address the bottleneck
problem in the development of the garment export business once and for all. As such,
the move will promote development in the garment business; and c. The Company
intends to further active the residual assets in 2011 and continues to adopt effective
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measures in clearing receivables, selling out the brand garment business, maintaining
profitable subsidiaries and concentrating its funds and resources on the real estate
development projects. The Company will go all out to make a profit in its main
business in 2011.
After years of adjustment, the Company has been transformed from a single garment
maker to an enterprise engaged in both garments and real estate. Its asset quality has
been greatly improved, and the bank loan problem and the capital problem that have
been haunting the Company for a long time have been properly handled. As a result,
the going-concern ability of the Company has increased significantly.
IV. The Company has carried out its accounting activities in compliance with the new
Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises. No change occurred in the
Company’s accounting policies and estimates in the year. And the Company’s
financial status and operating results were not affected in this way.
V. Routine work of the Board of Directors
(I) Board sessions convened in the reporting period and resolutions made
Eight sessions were convened by the Board of Directors in the reporting period, with
details as follows:
1. The 1st Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 3 Mar. 2010.
And resolutions made at the session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta Kung
Pao (HK) on 4 Mar. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-002).
2. The 2nd Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 20 Apr.
2010. And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta
Kung Pao (HK) on 21 Apr. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-005).
3. The 3rd Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 27 Apr.
2010. And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta
Kung Pao (HK) on 28 Apr. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-007).
4. The 4th Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 6 May 2010.
And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta Kung
Pao (HK) on 7 May 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-015).
5. The 5th Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 23 Aug.
2010. And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta
Kung Pao (HK) on 24 Aug. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-017).
6. The 6th Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 28 Oct. 2010.
And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta Kung
Pao (HK) on 29 Oct. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-020).
7. The 7th Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 17 Nov.
2010. And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta
Kung Pao (HK) on 18 Nov. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-022).
8. The 8th Session of the 5th Board of Directors in 2010 was convened on 22 Nov.
2010. And resolutions made at the Session were disclosed on Securities Times and Ta
Kung Pao (HK) on 23 Nov. 2010 (public notice No.: 2010-024).
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(II) Execution by the Board of Directors on resolutions made by Shareholders’
General Meeting in reporting period
In the reporting period, according to the Company Law and the Company’s Articles
of Association, the Board of Directors of the Company strictly executed rights and
obligations granted by the Shareholders’ General Meeting, and conscientiously and
effectively executed all the resolutions made by the Shareholders’ General Meeting.
(III) Duty performance of Audit Committee
1. Examination and review of financial statements of the Company by the Audit
Committee
(1) The Audit Committee of the Board of Directors reviewed the Financial Statements
compiled by the Company before the CPAs’ entry for the yearly audit of the
Company, believing that, the statements was in line with the Accounting Standard for
Business Enterprises published by the State, and truly reflected the Company’s
financial status, operating results and cash flows in 2010, so it was permitted that
ASIA (Group) Accounting Firm carried out the annual audit for the year 2010 on the
basis of the said statements.
(2) After the accounting firm had issued the preliminary audit opinion, the Audit
Committee reviewed the related financial statements and believed that: the Financial
Statements of the Company after the audit adjustment items were in compliance with
the basic situation of the Company. The unqualified audit report with pinpointed
matters issued by the accounting firm was in line with the actual situation of the
Company. The Audit Committee thus agreed to the preliminary audit opinion issued
for the 2010 Annual Financial Report.
(3) After the accounting firm had issued the 2010 Annual Audit Report for the
Company, the Audit Committee once again reviewed the Financial Report and agreed
to the audit result issued by the accounting firm for the Company’s 2010 annual
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