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Hengtai Aipu insiders: There was a “gentleman’s agreement” on debt resolution when the new and old controlling parties were handed over | Daily Economic News

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Hengtai Aipu insiders: There was a “gentleman’s agreement” on debt resolution when the new and old controlling parties were handed over | Daily Economic News

In the middle of the night on March 4, Hengtai Aipu disclosed its reply to the exchange’s inquiry letter. The two parties representing different interests accused each other in the reply letter and did not buy it.

According to the announcement, Beijing Shuosheng Technology Information Consulting Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Shuosheng Technology), as the controlling shareholder, proposed to remove four current directors. Together with Sun Yuqin, the director who proposed to be removed before, and Jiang Yuxin, the director who has resigned, the board of directors of Hengtai Aipu may be vacated by 6 seats. At the same time, Shuosheng Technology also gave 6 director candidates.

According to a board member of Hengtai Aipu who is close to the former controlling shareholder, the “Gentleman’s Agreement” that Shuosheng Technology had promised verbally—providing loans to listed companies to resolve the debt crisis is also the reason why the original controlling shareholder agreed to take the controlling shareholder. The core reason for entrusting the right to Sosun Technology.

However, this verbal commitment has not received a response from Sosun Technology.

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