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taihe m-fin announced that it will resume trading from the morning of November 1st.
taihe m-fin (01915) announced that the company has applied to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to resume the trading of the company's H shares starting from 9 am on November 1, 2024.
Resumption of trading: taihe m-fin (01915.HK) controlling shareholder and major shareholder received bankruptcy liquidation application.
Taihe m-fin (01915.HK) announced that on October 29, the Hanjiang People's Court has accepted the bankruptcy liquidation application against the controlling shareholder Bo Tai Group and the main shareholder Lian Tai Plaza. The application was filed by a creditor of Bo Tai Group, involving an unpaid principal amount of 11 million RMB and interest. The company is assessing the possible impact of this application on its business operation and financial condition. The company's shares have applied for trading resumption on Friday (1st).
taihe m-fin (01915): The court has accepted the bankruptcy liquidation application against the company's controlling shareholder Baitai Group and the main shareholder Liantai Plaza. Trading will resume on November 1st.
taihe m-fin (01915) announced that the board of directors learned on October 30, 2024, in October 2024...
taihe m-fin (01915.HK) suspended trading midway, reasons are not yet known.
taihe m-fin (01915.HK) announced that trading will be temporarily suspended as of 11:37 am today (30th) for reasons unknown. The stock price was at 0.51 yuan before the suspension, with no transactions recorded during the day. (js/w)~
taihe m-fin (01915.HK): Xu Xuechuan resigns as an independent non-executive director.
On October 14, Ge Longhui announced that Mr. Xu Xuechuan resigned as an independent non-executive director on October 11, 2024, due to focusing on his personal other matters. Mr. Xu will no longer serve as the chairman of the board of directors' audit committee and a member of the board of directors' remuneration committee after his resignation.
ROI exceeds 20%! China's wealthy flock to the $1.7 trillion "high-yield market"......
Chinese wealthy investors are pursuing the $1.7 trillion private crediting market, ignoring warnings of rising default rates, because some of these trades have an roi exceeding 20%.
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