China Finance Investment Holdings Limited 中國金控投資集團有限公司
41 endangered stocks
If HKEX proceeds with an ill-conceived Listing Rule change, companies with disclaimed audit reports for 2019 will be suspended and likely delisted, victimising minority shareholders. We now list those with disclaimed audits up to 30-Jun-2018 which would be affected if the rule applied today. Make your submission to stop this nonsense! (17-Nov-2018)
If HKEX proceeds with an ill-conceived Listing Rule change, companies with disclaimed audit reports for 2019 will be suspended and likely delisted, victimising minority shareholders. We now list those with disclaimed audits up to 30-Jun-2018 which would be affected if the rule applied today. Make your submission to stop this nonsense! (17-Nov-2018)
Ever Fortune (0875): Executive Chairman Herbert Hui Ho-ming resigns due to "personal reasons"
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Company announcement, 24-Feb-2012
The further announcement on 29-Feb-2012 explains that he needed time to deal with the ICAC investigation against him.
Company announcement, 24-Feb-2012
The further announcement on 29-Feb-2012 explains that he needed time to deal with the ICAC investigation against him.
Ever Fortune: breach of Listing Rules: late results
Company announcement, 11-Mar-2011
Amazingly, they took until 10 weeks after the year-end before failing to reach agreement on audit fees, resulting in a change of auditor.
Company announcement, 11-Mar-2011
Amazingly, they took until 10 weeks after the year-end before failing to reach agreement on audit fees, resulting in a change of auditor.
SFC prosecutes Concord Strategic Investments Ltd, Concord Group B.V.I. Ltd & Ji Kewei for disclosure of interests offence
SFC, 7-Jun-2007
SFC, 7-Jun-2007
Investigation of "non-existent" deposits, reports to police in mainland and HK
Company announcement, 5-Aug-2005
Company announcement, 5-Aug-2005
Open Rip-offers
Eel-feed maker Corasia Group has announced an open offer of 1 new share for every share held, at a 76% discount to the previous price. We explain why deep-discount open offers should be banned because they force shareholders to either pay up or lose value. Unlike rights issues, you cannot just sell your entitlements to recover the bonus issue which is hidden in the offer. Meanwhile, independent shareholders of Corasia should vote against the offer. (11-Oct-1999)
Eel-feed maker Corasia Group has announced an open offer of 1 new share for every share held, at a 76% discount to the previous price. We explain why deep-discount open offers should be banned because they force shareholders to either pay up or lose value. Unlike rights issues, you cannot just sell your entitlements to recover the bonus issue which is hidden in the offer. Meanwhile, independent shareholders of Corasia should vote against the offer. (11-Oct-1999)
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