Source of this article: Times Finance Zhao Wei, who has withdrawn from the public eye, has once again attracted attention and became a hot search topic because she was forced to pay more than 14,000 yuan. Tianyancha App shows that recently, Zhao Wei, Zhejiang Xiangyuan Culture an

Source of this article: Times Finance

Zhao Wei, who has withdrawn from the public eye, once again attracted attention. Because she was forced to pay more than 14,000 yuan, she became a hot search. The

Tianyancha app shows that recently, Zhao Wei, Zhejiang Xiangyuan Cultural Tourism Co., Ltd., and Tibet Longwei Culture Media Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Longwei Media") added a new person's information, with an execution amount of 8,488 yuan. In addition The above two companies were also forced to pay 5,689 yuan.

Zhao Wei’s own risks are as high as more than 700 lines

Longwei Media was established in November 2016. The legal representative is Peng Shengkai, with a registered capital of 2 million yuan. Zhao Wei and Sun Dan hold 95% and 5% of the shares respectively.

Since 2017, Zhao Wei has stopped setting up new companies. At the same time, she has gradually withdrawn from the ranks of shareholders of some companies, starting a path of shrinking capital territory. According to Tianyancha, there are 13 companies in which Zhao Wei is a shareholder, and only 7 are still in existence. The dates of establishment of these surviving companies are concentrated between 2011 and 2016.

Sky Eye Check shows that Zhao Wei’s own risk items are as high as 702, including 5 risk items that her (holding) equity has been frozen. Most of the risks Zhao Wei is involved in are related to Longwei Media. Specifically, Longwei Media has been sued for up to 250 cases over liability disputes over securities misrepresentation, and has been sued over 138 cases against other people or companies over liability disputes over securities misrepresentation. Currently, Longwei Media is involved in more than 400 securities misrepresentation liability disputes.

Zhao Wei’s numerous lawsuits and disputes are related to her “turbulent times” in the capital market.

In December 2016, Longwei Media, controlled by Zhao Wei and his wife, planned to acquire Wanjia Culture (now "Xiangyuan Culture and Tourism") for 3.06 billion yuan. In this acquisition plan, Longwei Media played a "snake swallowing elephant"

Longwei Media. It planned to borrow 3 billion yuan to acquire about 30% of the equity of Wanjia Culture in an attempt to acquire Xiangyuan Culture, with a leverage of 51 times. However, Wanjia Culture was blocked from borrowing and the acquisition was reduced in March 2017. It failed on the 31st. During this period, Wanjia Culture’s stock price went through With the skyrocketing and plummeting, the equity transactions of the two companies have also been repeatedly inquired by the exchanges.

The business landscape continues to shrink.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission has placed questions on Wanjia Culture, Zhao Wei and related companies. In April 2018, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued an administrative penalty decision on Wanjia Culture and a decision on banning relevant personnel from the market. Zhao Wei, her husband Huang Youlong, and the actual controller of the listed company Kong Deyong each took 5 measures. 2016 securities market ban Shi. ​​

At the same time, Wanjia Culture and Longwei Media were ordered to make corrections, given warnings, and fined 600,000 yuan respectively; Kong Deyong, Huang Youlong, Zhao Wei, etc. were given warnings and fined 300,000 yuan each. tml3

Some private equity sources said that the regulatory authorities imposed administrative penalties and market bans on the companies and individuals involved in the case. This was a severe crackdown on high-leverage backdoor transactions. In early 2019, the country's first investor sued Xiangyuan Culture and Zhao Wei Securities for false statements. Second-instance verdict of liability dispute case revealed Xiangyuan Culture lost the lawsuit and Zhao Wei bears joint liability.

In recent years, Zhao Wei’s business territory has continued to shrink. Historical information shows that Zhao Wei once controlled 12 companies, involving real estate, culture, sports, entertainment, and finance. Financial, wholesale and other industries.

Currently, only 7 companies controlled by Zhao Wei are still in existence, 3 of the other 5 companies are in a state of cancellation, and 2 have been revoked. Zhao Wei once served as Shanghai Yunfeng New Equity Investment Center (Limited Partnership). There are 3 corporate shareholders, but they have withdrawn their shares.

(Times Finance and Economics Zhou Mengmei comprehensively reports from The Paper News, China Business News, and Shangguan News)