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Nanjing Aolian AE&EA Co Ltd / Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>China’s securities regulator is investigating auto component supplier Nanjing Aolian AE&amp;EA Co. Ltd. (<a href="https://www.caixinglobal.com/2023-02-24/300585.SZ" target="_blank" rel="noopener">300585.SZ</a> -3.76%) after its stock price fell more than 30% this week when questions arose about its expertise in a key solar panel technology. </li>
<li>The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has started scrutinizing the firm on suspicion of providing false information to the public about its new business, according to a note that Nanjing Aolian received Thursday night.</li>
<li>The investigation added to doubts about the company’s expertise in perovskite batteries at a time when it is defending itself from a separate regulatory inquiry into whether it took advantage of market interest in the technology to inflate its stock price.</li>
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China’s securities regulator is investigating auto component supplier Nanjing Aolian AE&amp;EA Co. Ltd. (300585.SZ -3.76%) after its stock price fell more than 30% this week when questions arose about its expertise in a key solar panel technology. 
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has started scrutinizing the firm on suspicion of providing false information to the public about its new business, according to a note that Nanjing Aolian received Thursday night.
The investigation added to doubts about the company’s expertise in perovskite batteries at a time when it is defending itself from a separate regulatory inquiry into whether it took advantage of market interest in the technology to inflate its stock price.


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