According to the Hong Kong Economic Daily, the Wanjia Culture case has been settled. The movie star Zhao Wei and her husband Huang Youlong were each fined 300,000 yuan and banned from the A-share market for 5 years. Zhao Wei is known as the female version of Buffett. In addition to stocks, she also invests in real estate, opens wineries, and sets up film companies. In addition, she has moved to the Hong Kong stock market in recent years. Even if she is prohibited from investing in A I believe it won't hurt my rich net worth after 5 years.
Highly leveraged takeover announcement misled the market and fined
Zhao Wei was punished by the China Securities Regulatory Commission when she planned to acquire Wanjia Culture (renamed Xiangyuan Culture), a mainland listed company last year, for information disclosure violations. The source of the event Zhao Wei holds 95% of Tibet Longwei Media last year planned to spend a huge sum of 3.06 billion yuan (RMB ‧ the same below) to acquire Wanjia Culture, but the acquisition fund is only 60 million yuan of its own funds, and the rest rely on borrowing, with up to leverage 51 times.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission believes that Longwei Media was established one month before the acquisition, and its own domestic funds were insufficiently prepared, and the financing of relevant financial institutions has yet to be approved. Under the circumstances of great uncertainty, it will acquire listed companies as shell companies. And rashly. An announcement was made that caused serious misleading to the market and investors. The China Securities Regulatory Commission decided to fine Huang Youlong and Zhao Wei each of 300,000 yuan; at the same time, they were prohibited from investing in A shares for 5 years.
Zhao Wei and his wife have a net worth of over RMB 5.6 billion. Investing in multiple H shares.
In addition to Wanjia Culture, Zhao Wei also invests in other A shares. Among them, Tang De Film and Television is more familiar. Before Tang De Film and Television went public, Zhao Wei held 1.17 million shares of the company, and her brother Zhao Jian was the second largest shareholder of Tang De Film and Television. However, Zhao Wei has moved to the Hong Kong stock market in recent years and is more active than A-shares. Even if Zhao Wei and his wife are banned from investing in A shares for 5 years, I believe they will not damage their wealth.
According to Wanjia Culture’s announcement last year, the Hong Kong stocks invested by Zhao Wei and Huang Youlong include Golden Baby (01239) (now known as Teamway; the two have sold their shares in July this year), Shunlong Holdings (00361), and Ali Pictures (01060) ), Yunfeng Finance (00376). In addition to stocks, its investments also include real estate, film and television, wineries, 4S shops, etc. The value of real estate alone has reached approximately 666 million yuan.
Many celebrities have also invested in the stock market.
Recently, the International Federation of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) announced a new batch of "Paradise Papers". Local media found that Huang Youlong had already cooperated with Genting Hong Kong (00678) as early as 2011. The chairman of the company and Malaysian gambling king Lin Guotai jointly invested in Mongolian Minerals Company, involving an investment of US$80 million, but it has not been disclosed publicly.
In addition to Zhao Wei, many celebrities in the entertainment industry also invest in stocks. Recently, the market has flowed out of the list of star shareholders of Bona Pictures, including Zhang Hanyu, Huang Xiaoming, Zhang Ziyi, and Huayi Brothers when they went public in 2009. The shareholder lineup Also bright include Feng Xiaogang, Huang Xiaoming, Li Bingbing and so on. However, not an individual can also be an entertainment business Buffett. Huayi Brothers' share price performance has been lacklustre in recent years, and many star shareholders are expected to benefit only limitedly.
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