On June 25, according to Oriental Fortune Network, the announcement disclosed that the original shareholders Lin Shusong and Capital Ventures have transferred a total of 121 million shares to the independent third party Longling Capital (offeror), accounting for approximately 34.96% of the company's total share capital, with a total consideration of 46.08 million Hong Kong dollars.
According to the announcement, the offeror intends to make a general offer in cash at a price of 0.38 Hong Kong dollars per share. This price represents a premium of 13.43% over the closing price of 0.335 Hong Kong dollars before the suspension of trading, with the general offer expected to involve approximately 85.74 million Hong Kong dollars. The offeror is ultimately beneficially owned by Cai Wensheng, the founder and single largest shareholder of Meitu. The announcement clearly states that after the offer expires, the plan is to maintain the company's listed status.
The announcement pointed out that Cai Wensheng expressed his intention to build the group into an asset management platform, focusing on investing in technology incubation companies in Hong Kong, and increasing investment in areas such as artificial intelligence, Web3 industry, and digital asset financial products, with the goal of developing the group into a world-class investment holding group.
According to market data, the share price of China Financial Leasing is currently reported at 1.4 Hong Kong dollars, with a 24-hour increase of 317.91%.
