In June 2022, Shanghai Stock Exchange accepted the application of Beijing Lucision Instrument Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Lucision Instrument") for listing on the scientific innovation board. In the first round of inquiry, the Exchange mentioned 13 aspects, including product market, core technology, actual controller, distribution mode, research and development expenses, and business license. After the first round of inquiry reply was handed over in September, the launch process of the Lens instrument was pressed the pause button.

During the waiting period, the company updated the financial data twice, but the exchange did not give feedback again. As the financial information expired again on March 31 this year Dongxing Securities Simultaneously submitted the cancellation application and was approved by Shanghai Stock Exchange. After 22 months, the journey to the Science and Technology Innovation Board failed.

Founded in March 2011, Lucision Instrument was co sponsored by Tongfang Nuctech, Huizhong Tongxin, Xinhui Technology, Beijing Anjiangyuan, Wang Yonggang, Zhang Li, Wu Hongxin, Zhang Wenyu, Wang Yajie, Yu Dongmei, Li Jianjun, Ma Xiaoxin, Wang Yanhua and Yang Guangming (collectively referred to as the initiator), of which Tongfang Nuctech holds 57% of the shares, making it the largest shareholder.

Tongfang Nuctech originated from Tsinghua University and was founded by Tongfang Shares (600100. SH) holds 71.25% of the shares. The controlling shareholder of the shares of the same party is CNNC Capital, and the actual controller is the State owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council.

Since its establishment, the company has experienced 6 times of increase and 2 times of equity transfer, during which the largest shareholder has changed twice, from Nuctech to Li Jinke Technology, and then changed to Qian Zhiming; The actual controller was also changed from the Ministry of Education to the natural person Qian Zhiming.

In the first round of inquiry, the Exchange focused on the background of Qian Zhiming's investment and control, and asked "whether there is any share holding or other interest arrangement", "to explain whether Qian Zhiming can control the issuer".

Rui Finance's Pre IPO restored Qian Zhiming's shareholding control process by combing the prospectus and reply letter information. In the final analysis, the reason is that the equipment needs money, while Qian Zhiming has money and is optimistic about the pharmaceutical industry. The two sides hit it off. At the same time, Qian Zhiming Brother technology (002562. SZ) Controlling shareholder and actual controller.

In 2015, Zhongfa, which had twice increased its capital, withdrew. The fast-growing Lucision Instrument was facing financing needs, so investors Hetang Exploration and Shuimu Chuangxin were introduced. In order to facilitate future exit, Hetang Exploration and Shuimu Chuangxin did not invest directly, but together with senior management representative Wang Yajie, they established Lijin Technology, which invested through Lijin Technology.

At the same time, because the management team of the company is from research and development background and lacks enterprise management experience, the company needs more management experience and social resources to further develop and grow.

Subsequently, on the premise that Tongfang Nuctech agreed to give up its control right, in December 2017, Lijin Technology contributed 195 million yuan to subscribe for 13.9785 million yuan of new registered capital to Lumi Instruments, becoming the largest shareholder with a shareholding ratio of 49.15%. At that time, Lijin Technology shareholder Qian Zhiming subscribed 150 million yuan of capital contribution, realizing indirect control over Lumi Instruments.

In September 2020, Qian Zhiming withdrew from Lijin Technology and changed his indirect shareholding into direct shareholding, becoming the largest shareholder and actual controller, with a shareholding ratio of 33.11%. Lijin Technology has changed from a controlling shareholder to an employee shareholding platform.

At the time of submitting the form, Qian Zhiming directly held 33.80% of the shares of Lens Instruments, and held 3.94% of the capital contribution of Haining Hairui as a limited partner. Wu Hongxin, Zhang Wenyu, Wang Yajie and Yu Dongmei, as founding shareholders, all have relevant technical backgrounds and have served as directors and senior executives in the company.

Among them, Wu Hongxin, Zhang Wenyu and Wang Yajie graduated from Tsinghua University, and Yu Dongmei graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China.

It is worth mentioning that in the process of the change of major shareholders, frequent capital exchanges occurred between Qian Zhiming, Wu Hongxin, Zhang Wenyu, Yu Dongmei, Wang Yajie and Qian Xiaofeng, which was also pointed out by the Exchange as "whether there are stock holding or other interest arrangements". The company denied it and said that the relevant accounts had been settled.