Recently, HongShan Capital Group ("HSG") announced that it completed its controlling acquisition of Jiangyin Peier Technology Co., Ltd. ("Peier" or the "Company") and its wholly-owned subsidiary at the end of September 2026. Following the transaction, HSG holds approximately 80% of the equity interests in Peier, while the existing management team retains the remaining equity interests and continues to oversee the Company's day-to-day operations. HSG will also introduce a market-based equity incentive plan for key management personnel to support the Company's continued growth and accelerate its global expansion.
Han Kun Law Offices acted as legal counsel to HSG in this transaction. The Han Kun team was led by Zhuowei (Joyce) Li, and included Qing (Nick) Shu, Yinshi Cao, Wei (Vincent) Sun, Shipo (Angus) Xie, Shiye Yuan and Dalun Chen, were deeply involved in transaction structuring, legal due diligence, drafting, revising and negotiating transaction documents, corporate governance arrangements, and coordinating and implementing legal matters relating to closing. Drawing on its combined expertise and cross-practice collaboration in M&A, dispute resolution and other areas, Han Kun tailored its advice to the specific features of the transaction and the client's commercial objectives, coordinate the transaction arrangements with relevant legal proceedings, and provide comprehensive legal support throughout the transaction. The team assisted the client in navigating complex legal issues and successfully completing the controlling acquisition, demonstrating Han Kun's ability to coordinate multidisciplinary legal matters and multiple stakeholders in sophisticated M&A transactions with professionalism and efficiency.
About HSG
HSG is a private equity investment firm focused on technology, healthcare and consumer sectors. HSG has been committed to identifying and nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship, supporting companies with distinctive technologies, innovative business models and strong growth potential. Its investment activities have expanded from early-stage venture capital to seed, growth-stage, buyout, infrastructure and public-market investments, creating investment capabilities spanning the full business lifecycle.
About Peier
Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, Peier specializes in medical-grade nitinol materials, precision nitinol components and precision assembly services. With capabilities spanning nitinol material production, laser processing, heat treatment and shape setting, surface treatment and precision assembly, the Company provides global medical device manufacturers with one-stop solutions from product development and process validation to large-scale manufacturing. Its products and services serve a broad range of medical applications, including cardiac, neurovascular, peripheral vascular, gastrointestinal, urological, dental, orthopedic and sports medicine applications.
Han Kun's Mergers and Acquisitions Practice
Han Kun is widely recognized and well-known for its mergers and acquisitions practice. We have been continuously ranked in relevant practice areas as a first-tier law firm by authoritative legal directories, including Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500, Asian Legal Business, IFLR1000, and Asialaw Profiles, etc. We represent Chinese and international clients in a diverse range of industries in Chinese and cross-border equity and asset acquisitions, and have been involved in a large number of high-profile M&A deals. Acquisition targets include start-ups in the new economy, traditional private enterprises, state-owned enterprises, companies publicly listed on onshore and offshore markets, and foreign companies. Transaction structures include equity and asset acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, tender offers, and acquisitions by auction. We have a wide range of experience and an in-depth understanding of laws and regulations in relation to market entry, business handover, corporate governance, tax optimization, disclosure and compliance with capital markets, foreign exchange, regulated payments, labor transitions, anti-trust, and intellectual property compliance.
