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Yesterday, a screenshot of the "Tianya Community Public Transfer Manual" went viral on Weibo and WeChat. Many netizens commented in surprise: "Can't the smash hit Tianya community be sold?" ” A reporter from West China Metropolis Daily then asked Tianya Chengdu for verification, and Deng Lei, general manager of Tianya Chengdu, said that everything was as usual and he was not clear about the transfer agreement. The person in charge of the marketing department of Tianya Chengdu revealed to reporters that the transfer agreement circulating on the Internet is a document for Tianya to seek listing on the New Third Board, not to sell itself. According to the above-mentioned outflow documents, in 2014 and 2013, the company's losses were 44.6582 million yuan and 31.6133 million yuan respectively, the net assets at the end of the period were 4.947 million yuan and 29.0655 million yuan respectively, and the net cash flow from operating activities was -25.7153 million yuan and -18.8064 million yuan respectively. The document also mentions problems with the company's liquidity if funds are not obtained through other channels in a timely manner. To this end, the company decided to issue 3 million additional shares in the near future to address short-term liquidity needs. Yesterday afternoon, the person in charge of the marketing department of Tianya Chengdu revealed that the transfer agreement circulating on the Internet is a document for Tianya to seek listing on the New Third Board, not to sell itself. The first netizen to send a screenshot, @鬼文子, also said that the document is to prepare for the listing of Tianya Community on the New Third Board. Xing Ming, CEO of Tianya, denied the rumors that "Tianya Community was sold" yesterday evening, saying that he was planning to list on the New Third Board, and the leaked transfer documents were one of the steps to be listed on the New Third Board. For two consecutive years of losses, Xing Ming said that the company is in the stage of business transformation, and the continuous losses are due to the formation of R&D investment and business layout, and the transformed Tianya community will focus on Internet finance and community e-commerce. West China Metropolis Daily reporter Zhao Yaru
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