Source: China Taiwan Network
Taiwan's high-end biotechnology company, which has developed Taiwan's self-produced vaccine , and its parent company Kiya have been questioned for insider trading. News has spread frequently before. Finally, on December 29, the Shilin prosecutors conducted 16 rounds of investigation. Company a number of equipment, and interviewed 18 people including Gia Chairman Zhang Shizhong. Among them, Zhang Shizhong's sister and brother-in-law each posted a bail of NT$500,000 (NT$, the same below). Former Chief Financial Officer Ou Chaoquan posted a bail of NT$100,000. The other two investors suspected of insider trading posted a bail of NT$50,000 and NT$100,000 each. Zhang Shizhong also ordered a bail of NT$300,000 in the early morning of the 30th. In this regard, the representative candidate of the Chinese Kuomintang in Taipei Wang Hongwei sarcastically asked Tsai Ing-wen, who hurriedly came out to hold a press conference as soon as the high-end stock price dropped to the limit. Will she come forward to make it clear this time, "or will she hide again?"
王Hongwei said that the suspicion of high-end stocks has been questioned many times in the past. Comparing the stock price and trading volume in recent months this year, whenever high-end releases good information about the company, stock will have higher-than-usual trading volume, and then the stock price will fall. Wang Hongwei criticized Taiwan's financial management department for transferring relevant data to local prosecutors nine times, but it took so long for the investigation to begin. "I'm afraid the evidence that can be wiped out has been destroyed long ago."
Wang Hongwei pointed out that in November this year It was only then that there were many voices of private selling of high-end stocks. Three companies, including Kia, chairman of Taiwan High-end Vaccine Corporation, Anji Biomedical, director of Taiwan Changsheng, and Taiwei Advanced, the major shareholder of Taiwan China Optoelectronics, sold 10,000 shares every day in November, for a total of 220,000 shares each. However, according to relevant regulations, major shareholders, directors and other important insiders of listed companies in Taiwan must declare in advance the transfer of shares held by when selling shares. However, if they sell no more than 10,000 shares in a day, they do not need to declare. Wang Hongwei bluntly said that these important management members of the company, such as chairman, directors, and major shareholders, sold their shares without reporting them. At that time, they were questioned as stealing.
Wang Hongwei criticized that when the epidemic was severe, Tsai Ing-wen continued to disappear and rarely showed up, but on May 31 this year, high-end stocks came out to hold a press conference as soon as the high-end stocks fell to the limit. Wang Hongwei questioned that the high-end stocks that Tsai Ing-wen supports are now suspected of stock trading crimes, "Does Tsai Ing-wen want to come out to explain? Or is she going to hide again?" (Source: China Taiwan Network )
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