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瑞金大股東涉違規押股

1 : GS(14)@2011-06-21 22:04:57


http://www.mpfinance.com/htm/Finance/20110621/News/eb_eba1.htm

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2 : GS(14)@2011-06-21 22:05:18

《南華早報》上周五(17日)報道，瑞金控股股東吳瑞林於2009及2010年，將瑞金旗下附屬富邦工業全部已發行股本抵押予銀行，作為吳氏私人公司的銀行融資擔保。報道還指出，於上周一(13日)起向瑞金求證，而吳氏16日向南華早報表示，自接獲其查詢後，已償還1.5億元(人民幣‧下同)貸款及解除股份抵押。

傳媒揭發 昨公司通告承認

瑞金昨日的通告承認，於09年9月公司旗下全資附屬利達投資與上海浦東發展銀行惠州分行訂立股份抵押協議，利達抵押富邦工業已發行股本約97.14%，作為吳氏兩家私人公司可動用銀行融資1億元的擔保。在未知會董事會的情下，吳氏代表利達簽署協議。

翌年9月，銀行發出同意書解除上述抵押。事隔一個月，利達與銀行再度訂立股份抵押協議，前者抵押富邦工業全部股本，作為吳氏兩家私人公司2.4億元可動用銀行融資的擔保。吳瑞林再一次未知會董事會便代表利達簽署協議。

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3 : GS(14)@2011-06-21 22:07:33

http://webb-site.com/articles/realgold.asp
Mr Wu and Prod-Art
Mr Wu has an earlier appearance in the HK market: on 17-Jun-1998, SEEC Media Group Ltd (then Prod-Art Technology Holdings Ltd, Prod-Art, 0205) then a struggling electronics maker, bought 28.84% of Wu Holdings Ltd (Wu Holdings, BVI) for HK$40m, presumably from Mr Wu. Wu Holdings in turn controlled XING. That deal was a few months before XING was listed on Nasdaq. Mr Wu became an Executive Director of Prod-Art on 26-Aug-1999.

On 31-Dec-2001, Prod-Art (by then named Sino Infotech Holdings Ltd) agreed to sell its stake in Wu Holdings for HK$40.04m (in 3 instalments) to Mr Wu's family trust, which already owned the remaining 71.16%. This was a connected transaction duly approved by minority shareholders, at a $24.4m discount to Prod-Art's attributable share of the net assets at 31-Dec-2001, resulting in an impairment charge of the same amount. We are putting the circular online for readers' interest. The final instalment for the sale was due by 31-Oct-2002. Mr Wu resigned from Prod-Art on 13-Dec-2002, but notes 28 and 38(a) of the 2002 annual report reveal that he had only paid $18.42m by 31-Dec-2002 and it was not until 9-Apr-2003 that the sale was actually completed.

But the Prod-Art story doesn't end there. On 3-Mar-2003, Prod-Art agreed to sell its original business, Prod-Art Co Ltd (HK), to a company called Ankson Ltd (Ankson) for HK$19m. That was a P/E of about 2 times its net profit of $8.9m in 2002. The deal completed on 30-Jun-2003. Ankson, incorporated in the BVI on 10-Apr-2002, was described as "independent", and its owner was not disclosed. If it was Mr Wu, then as a director within the previous 12 months, he was a connected person of Prod-Art and it would have been a connected transaction. But of course, we have no knowledge of who owned Ankson.

But wait! Fast forward seven years to the RGM prospectus of 10-Feb-2009, and you will find that Ankson (with the same BVI incorporation date) was then wholly-owned by Mr Wu. According to page 101 of the prospectus, Fubon was established on 23-Jun-2006 (when Fubon was known as "Huizhou Ankson Plastic Moulding Technology Co Ltd") and was then 90% owned by Ankson, and Mr Wu acquired Ankson on 23-Apr-2007 - from whom it does not say. It seems like an amazing coincidence - how did Ankson, the independent company which bought Prod-Art's main subsidiary, end up being owned by Mr Wu?

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4 : 龍生(798)@2011-06-21 22:59:02

似乎有點燶味...

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