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In recent news, China Renaissance, a prominent dealmaker in China’s tech industry, has faced setbacks as it suspends trading of its shares and delays the release of its annual results. The company’s founder, Bao Fan, has been unreachable since mid-February, causing concerns for investors and leading to a significant drop in the company’s shares. China Renaissance has stated that Bao is currently “cooperating in an investigation” carried out by authorities in China, with no further details provided.
Reports suggest that Bao’s involvement in the investigation may be related to a former executive at China Renaissance. This situation has had a significant impact on the company’s operations, as auditors are unable to complete their work or sign off on their report without Bao’s presence. As a result, the company is unable to meet the deadline for approving its audited results and dispatching its annual report as required by Hong Kong’s listing rules, leading to the suspension of trading in its shares.
Bao is highly regarded as a seasoned dealmaker who has played a pivotal role in working with top technology companies in China. His contributions include facilitating the merger between leading food delivery services Meituan and Dianping in 2015. Today, the merged company’s “super app” platform is widely used throughout China. Bao’s team has also made investments in US-listed Chinese electric vehicle makers NIO and Li Auto, while assisting Chinese internet giants Baidu and JD.com with their secondary listings in Hong Kong.
This news comes amidst a broader financial crackdown in China, with the country’s top anti-graft watchdog launching an investigation into Liu Liange, the former party secretary and chairman of Bank of China. Liu is suspected of “serious violations of discipline and law,” highlighting the intensified scrutiny on financial executives by President Xi Jinping.
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