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*ST本实B:2009年第一季度报告(英文版)2009-11-12  

						Shenzhen Benelux Enterprise Co., Ltd.

    The First Quarterly Report 2009

    §1. Important Notice

    1.1 The Board of Directors, the Supervisory Committee as well as directors,

    supervisors and senior management staff of Shenzhen Benelux Enterprise Co., Ltd

    (hereinafter referred to as the Company) guarantee that there are no significant

    omissions, fictitious or misleading statements carried in the Report and will take

    individual and joint responsibilities for the truthfulness, accuracy and completeness of

    the Report.

    1.2 The Financial Report of the first quarterly report period has not been audited.

    1.3 Mr. Xu Min, Principal of the Company, Mr. Wang Changsheng, CFO, and Ms. Li

    Lingling, person in charge of accounting organ, hereby confirm that the Financial

    Report enclosed in Quarterly Report is true and complete.

    §2 Company Profile

    2.1 Main accounting data and financial indices

    Unit: RMB Yuan

    At the end of this

    report period

    At the period-end of last

    year

    Increase/decrease (%)

    Total assets 10,441,072.89 10,645,772.99 -1.92%

    Owner’s equity attributable to parent company -389,898,378.37 -389,583,260.77 -0.08%

    Share capital 60,500,000.00 60,500,000.00 0.00%

    Net assets per share attributable to owners of

    parent company

    -6.445 -6.439 -0.09%

    This period Same period of last year Increase/decrease (%)

    Operating revenue 137,152.50 180,372.00 -23.96%

    Net profit attributable to owners of parent company -315,117.60 -261,050.72 20.71%

    Net cash flow arising from operating activities 1,388.00 -8,204.39 117.30%

    Net cash flow per share arising from operating

    activities

    0.00 0.00 0.00%

    Basic earnings per share -0.005 -0.004 -25.00%

    Fully diluted earnings per share -0.005 -0.004 -25.00%

    Return on equity 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

    Return on equity after deducting non-recurring

    gains and losses

    0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

    Items of non-recurring gains and losses

    Amount from the year-begin

    to end of report period

    0.0 0.00Total 0.00

    Explanation on items of non-recurring gains and losses

    Naught

    2.2 Total number of shareholders at the end of the report period and statement on

    shares held by the top ten shareholders holding tradable shares

    Unit: Share

    Total shareholders at the end of report period 3,865

    Shares held by the top ten shareholders holding tradable shares

    Full name of shareholder Tradable shares held at the period-end Type of share

    SUN LI FENG 1,093,701 Domestically listed foreign shares

    WANG YONG 320,000 Domestically listed foreign shares

    WANG YAN 300,000 Domestically listed foreign shares

    ABN AMRO BANK NV 246,700 Domestically listed foreign shares

    KOTO TRANSPORT LTD 200,000 Domestically listed foreign shares

    ZHANG HAN XING 196,900 Domestically listed foreign shares

    WANG JUN BIN 188,902 Domestically listed foreign shares

    GUI RAN YAO 150,000 Domestically listed foreign shares

    CHEN SU JUAN 146,000 Domestically listed foreign shares

    CHEN WEI 121,000 Domestically listed foreign shares

    §3 Significant Events

    3.1 Particular about large-margin change of main accounting statement item and

    financial index and its reason

    □Applicable √Inapplicable

    3.2 The progress of significant events and influence, as well as the analysis and

    explanation on resolving proposal

    √Applicable □Inapplicable

    About relevant events referring to audit opinion, the Board of Directors explained as

    follows:

    I. The audit scope is limited.

    (1) Concerning the rationality of the un-consolidated statements: as stated in Note Ⅶ

    to the financial statements, the 99% equities of Wuhan Ruide Biological Product Co.,

    Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Ruide Company”) held by the Company were

    auctioned legally by Shenzhen Nanshan Court. The 75% equities of Shenzhen

    Houyuan Medical Appliances Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Houyuan

    Company”) held by the company were sealed up and planned to be assessed and

    auctioned by Shanwei Intermediate People’s Court for involving in lawsuits. And the

    91.11% equity of Shenzhen Benelux Simulation & Control Co., Ltd. held by the

    Company was frozen by Wuhan Intermediate People’s Court, which was in the state

    of suspension in 2007. All these facts manifested that the Company had lost thesubstantial control over the three subsidiaries. In order to solve the said problems, the

    Board of Directors and the Shareholders’ General Meeting had made relevant

    resolutions on disposing and liquidating the three subsidiaries (please refer to the

    public notices disclosed by the Company on Securities Times and Hong Kong Ta

    Kung Pao on 29 Mar. 2006 and 9 May 2006). According to Accounting Standard for

    Business Enterprises - Consolidated Financial Statements, it was in light with the

    regulation of Consolidated Financial Statement that the Company did not bring the

    three subsidiaries to be disposed, being lost control and in the state of suspense into

    the consolidated statements scope, which truly and fairly reflected the financial status

    of the Company.

    (2) Influence of the un-audit on the accounting statements: Because the Company had

    withdrawn impairment provision on long-term investment at full amount, of which the

    book value was zero, as well as the un-qualification of the subsidiaries for the

    consolidated statements, there were no influence on the financial status and operating

    results of the Company. In addition, there is currently no evidence indicating that the

    Company may have other guarantee issues.

    II. Concerning going-concern of the Company

    So far, the Company had achieved great progress in debt restructuring (please refer to

    Note XIII to the financial statements for more details), which laid a foundation for the

    rest work of debt restructuring and the next asset restructuring. It was hoped that the

    Company could stem the disadvantaged tide and get out of the dilemma that there was

    no main business by means of efforts of the Company and the large shareholders, as

    to return to the track of normal development.

    3.3 The fulfillment of the commitment made by the Company, shareholders and the

    actual controller

    □Applicable √Inapplicable

    3.4 Warnings of possible loss or large-margin change of the accumulated net profit

    made during the period from the beginning of the year to the end of the next report

    period compared with the same period of the last year according to prediction, as well

    as explanations on the reasons

    □Applicable √Inapplicable

    3.5 Explanation on other significant events

    3.5.1 Securities investment

    □Applicable √Inapplicable

    3.5.2 Equity of other listed companies the Company held

    Date Venue Manner Visitors

    Topics discussed and information

    provided

    12 Jan. 2009

    5/F, No. 13 Building, Zhongxing

    Industry Park, Nanshan District

    Communication

    by telephone

    Individual

    investor

    Investors inquired that whether the

    Company can resume trading

    17 Feb. 2009 5/F, No. 13 Building, Zhongxing Communication Individual Investors inquired that whether theIndustry Park, Nanshan District by telephone investor Company can resume trading

    23 Mar. 2009

    5/F, No. 13 Building, Zhongxing

    Industry Park, Nanshan District

    Communication

    by telephone

    Individual

    investor

    Investors inquired that whether the

    Company can resume trading

    3.5.3 Other significant events

    □Applicable √Inapplicable

    §4 Appendix

    4.1 Balance sheet

    Prepared by Shenzhen Benelux Enterprise Co., Ltd 31 Mar. 2009 Unit: RMB Yuan

    Balance at the period-end Balance at the year-begin

    Items

    Consolidation Parent Company Consolidation Parent Company

    Current assets

    Cash and cash equivalents 11,452.11 11,452.11 10,064.11 10,064.11

    Settlement fund

    Outgoing call loan

    Trading financial assets

    Notes receivable

    Accounts receivable

    Prepayment

    Insurance receivables

    Reinsurance Receivable

    Provision of reinsurance contract reserve

    receivable

    Interests receivable

    Dividend receivable

    Other receivables 43,887.25 43,887.25 47,900.00 47,900.00

    Financial assets purchased under agreement to

    resell

    Inventories

    Non-current assets due within 1-year

    Other current assets

    Total current assets 55,339.36 55,339.36 57,964.11 57,964.11

    Non-current assets:

    Loan and payment on other's behalf disbursed

    Available-for-sale financial assets

    Investment held to maturity

    Long-term receivables

    Long-term equity investment

    Investment property

    Fixed assets 10,385,733.53 10,385,733.53 10,587,808.88 10,587,808.88

    Construction in progressEngineering materials

    Disposal of fixed assets

    Production biological assets

    Oil-gas assets

    Intangible assets

    R&D expenses

    Goodwill

    Long-term deferred expenses

    Deferred tax assets

    Other non-current assets

    Total non-current assets 10,385,733.53 10,385,733.53 10,587,808.88 10,587,808.88

    Total assets 10,441,072.89 10,441,072.89 10,645,772.99 10,645,772.99

    Current liabilities:

    Short-term loans 6,990,000.00 6,990,000.00 6,990,000.00 6,990,000.00

    Loans from central bank

    Deposits received and hold for others

    Call loan received

    Held-for-trading financial liabilities

    Notes payable

    Accounts payable 136,282.84 136,282.84 136,282.84 136,282.84

    Advance from customers

    Financial assets sold under agreements to

    repurchase

    Fees and commissions payable

    Payroll payable

    Taxes payable 1,648,214.98 1,648,214.98 1,648,214.98 1,648,214.98

    Interests payable 3,690,829.20 3,690,829.20 3,588,611.70 3,588,611.70

    Dividend payable

    Other payables 74,065,972.42 74,065,972.42 74,057,772.42 74,057,772.42

    Amount due to reinsurance

    Insurance contract provision

    Entrusted trading of securities

    Entrusted selling of securities

    Non-current liabilities due within 1-year

    Other current liabilities

    Total current liabilities: 86,531,299.44 86,531,299.44 86,420,881.94 86,420,881.94

    Non-current liabilities:

    Long-term loans

    Bonds payable

    Long-term payables

    Specific payables

    Provision for liabilities 313,808,151.82 313,808,151.82 313,808,151.82 313,808,151.82Deferred taxes liabilities

    Other non-current liabilities

    Total non-current liabilities: 313,808,151.82 313,808,151.82 313,808,151.82 313,808,151.82

    Total liabilities 400,339,451.26 400,339,451.26 400,229,033.76 400,229,033.76

    Shareholders' Equity:

    Share capital 60,500,000.00 60,500,000.00 60,500,000.00 60,500,000.00

    Capital surplus 34,791,680.54 34,791,680.54 34,791,680.54 34,791,680.54

    Less:Treasury Stock

    Surplus reserve 31,716,564.50 31,716,564.50 31,716,564.50 31,716,564.50

    General risk provision

    Retained earnings -516,906,623.41 -516,906,623.41 -516,591,505.81 -516,591,505.81

    Foreign exchange difference

    Total shareholders' equity attributable to holding

    company

    -389,898,378.37 -389,898,378.37 -389,583,260.77 -389,583,260.77

    Minority interest

    Total shareholder's equity -389,898,378.37 -389,898,378.37 -389,583,260.77 -389,583,260.77

    Total liabilities & shareholder's equity 10,441,072.89 10,441,072.89 10,645,772.99 10,645,772.99

    4.2 Income statement

    Prepared by Shenzhen Benelux Enterprise Co., Ltd Jan.-Mar. 2009 Unit: RMB Yuan

    Amount for current period Amount for the last period

    Items

    Consolidation Parent Company Consolidation Parent Company

    I. Total revenue 137,152.50 137,152.50 180,372.00 180,372.00

    Including: revenue 137,152.50 137,152.50 180,372.00 180,372.00

    Interests income

    Insurance fee income

    Fee and commission income

    II. Total cost of sales 452,270.10 452,270.10 441,422.72 441,422.72

    Including: Cost of sales 2,732.40 2,732.40 7,826.30 7,826.30

    Interests expenses

    Service charge and commission income

    Insurance discharge payment

    Claim expenses-net

    Provision for insurance contract

    reserve-net

    Insurance policy dividend paid

    Reinsurance expense

    Business taxes and surcharges

    Sales expenses

    Administrative expenses 345,769.92 345,769.92 331,378.92 331,378.92

    Financial costs 103,767.78 103,767.78 102,217.50 102,217.50

    Impairment lossPlus: gain/loss on change in fair value (“-”for

    loss)

    Gain/loss on investment(“-”for loss)

    Including: income from investment on

    associates and jointly ventures

    Gain or loss on foreign exchange difference

    (“-”for loss)

    III. Operating profit(“-”for loss) -315,117.60 -315,117.60 -261,050.72 -261,050.72

    Plus: non-operating income

    Less: non-operating expense

    Including: loss from disposal of non-current

    asset

    IV. Total profit (“-”for loss) -315,117.60 -315,117.60 -261,050.72 -261,050.72

    Less: income tax expense

    V. Net profit (“-”for loss) -315,117.60 -315,117.60 -261,050.72 -261,050.72

    Including: Attributable to equity holders of the

    parent company

    -315,117.60 -315,117.60 -261,050.72 -261,050.72

    Minority interest

    VI. Earnings per share

    (I) Basic earnings per share -0.01 -0.01 -0.004 -0.004

    (II) Diluted earnings per share -0.01 -0.01 -0.004 -0.004

    4.3 Cash Flow Statement

    Prepared by Shenzhen Benelux Enterprise Co., Ltd Jan.-Mar. 2009 Unit: RMB Yuan

    Amount for current period Amount for the last period

    Items

    Consolidation Parent Company Consolidation Parent Company

    I. Cash flows from operating activities

    Cash received from sales of goods or rending of

    services

    Net increase of deposits received and held for

    others

    Net increase of loans from central bank

    Net increase of inter-bank loans from other

    financial assets

    Cash received against original insurance contract

    Net Cash received from reinsurance

    Net increase of client deposit and investment

    Cash received from disposal of held-for-trading

    financial assets

    Cash received as Interests, fees and commissions

    received

    Net increase of inter-bank fund receivedCash received under repurchasing, net

    Tax returned

    Other cash received from operating activities 137,152.50 137,152.50 180,372.00 180,372.00

    Sub-total of cash inflow from operating

    activities

    137,152.50 137,152.50 180,372.00 180,372.00

    Cash paid for goods and services

    Net increase of loans and advances

    Net increase of deposit in central bank, banks

    and other financial institutions

    Cash paid for original contract claim

    Cash paid for interests, fees and commission

    Cash paid for policy dividend

    Cash paid to and for employees 74,475.35 74,475.35 75,808.59 75,808.59

    Cash paid for all types of taxes 5,168.12 5,168.12 10,627.42 10,627.42

    Other cash paid relating to operating activities 56,121.03 56,121.03 102,140.38 102,140.38

    Sub-total of cash outflows 135,764.50 135,764.50 188,576.39 188,576.39

    Net cash outflow in operating activities 1,388.00 1,388.00 -8,204.39 -8,204.39

    2. Cash Flows from Investing Activities

    Cash received from return of investments

    Cash received from investment income

    Net cash received from disposal of fixed assets,

    intangible assets and other long-term assets

    Net cash received from disposal of subsidiaries

    and other operating units

    Other cash received relating to investing

    activities

    Sub-total of cash inflows of investing activities

    Cash paid for acquisition of fixed assets,

    intangible assets and other long-term assets

    Cash paid for acquisition of investments

    Net increase of pledge loans

    Net cash paid for acquisition of subsidiaries and

    other operating units

    Other cash paid relating to investing activities

    Sub-total of cash outflows of investing activities

    Net cash inflow from investing activities

    3. Cash Flows from Financing Activities:

    Cash received from investment

    Including: Cash received from minority

    shareholders of subsidiaries

    Cash received from borrowings

    Cash received from bonds issuing

    Cash received relating to financing activitiesSub-total of cash inflows of financing activities

    Cash paid for repayments of borrowings

    Cash paid for dividends, profit distribution or

    interest

    Including: dividends or profits paid to minority

    shareholders by subsidiaries

    Other cash paid relating to financing activities

    Sub-total of cash outflows of financing activities

    Net cash inflow from financing activities

    IV. Effect of foreign exchange rate changes

    V. Net decrease in cash and cash equivalents 1,388.00 1,388.00 -8,204.39 -8,204.39

    Add: Cash and cash equivalents at the

    period-begin

    10,064.11 10,064.10 61,725.75 61,725.75

    VI. Cash and cash equivalents at the period-end 11,452.11 11,452.10 53,521.36 53,521.36

    4.4 Auditor’s report

    Auditor’s opinion: un-audited