The “Godfather of Liquor” received regulatory letters due to bailouts, putting pressure on both profits and cash on China's liquor banks

Wu Xiangdong, the “godfather of liquor,” who founded the Jin Liufu brand and owned two listed liquor companies, was warned by regulation. On July 24, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued a regulatory letter on Huazhi Liquor Bank (300755.SZ), the “first stock in alcohol circulation”. On March 9, 2020, Beijing Huazhi Chenxiang E-Commerce Co., Ltd. (“Huazhi Chen Xiang”), a subsidiary of Huazhi Liquor Company, purchased property from the related party, Xinhualian Holdings Co., Ltd. (“Xinhualian Holdings”). On the same day, Huazhi Chen Xiang signed a debt settlement agreement with Xinhualian Holdings and related party Huaze Group Co., Ltd. (“Huaze Group”). Submit the above two items

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Yiyatong: with the participation of well-known institutions Xingshi Investment, a total of 18 institutions investigated our company on September 10.

Yatong (002183) issued a notice on September 10, 2021: Guangfa Fund, Xingtai Fund, Guoxin Investment, Jiutai Fund, everyone Insurance Management, Jiahe Fund, Hetai Life Insurance, Xingshi Investment, Haitong International, Haitong, Zhejiang Merchant Securities, Yellow River property Insurance, Beixin Ruifeng Fund, Shenwan Capital Management, National Gold Fund, Chinese Merchants Fund, Beijing Junhe Taida Investment, Dongxing Securities investigated our company on September 10, 2021. The survey was hosted by Luo Xiaoxi, Senior Vice President and Chief Capital operating Officer, Kui Kuiping, Vice President of Liquor Company, and Xiang Yan, Deputy Director of Investor Relations. The main contents of this survey are as follows:

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Correction to Chinese-Owned Businesses in Australia Article

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