A few days after the NVC lighting infighting, today (20th) parties temporarily "a truce."
Today, employees of the NVC lighting factory in Shiseki, which has been shut down for four days, have a day off; NVC’s current chairman and Safran Asia partner has returned to Beijing to open a meeting unrelated to NVC.
However, there is still no clear statement on whether Schneider Electric has completely withdrawn from NVC lighting.
Yesterday, the meeting room of Schneider Electric's China headquarters building was very busy, and many of the company's middle and senior management staff opened the meeting one after another. Whether the content of the meeting is related to NVC lighting is not known for the time being; but it is certain that Schneider Electric has not thought about whether to withdraw from NVC lighting.
The head of Schneider Electric's public relations department said that there is no information on Schneider's exit from NVC Lighting's management. The company has no opinions on this matter, and will be released as soon as possible.
Wang Jie, vice president of Schneider Electric China, was in the meeting all day, and had not answered the reporter's phone. The email sent to her by the reporter did not receive a reply until the deadline.
Is Schneider's withdrawal a general trend?
"Wu Changjiang and Zhu Hai should still be in the game." Industry analyst Zeng Gaofei told reporters that according to the current situation, Schneider Electric's withdrawal from NVC lighting management should be the general trend, but the way and conditions of withdrawal, both sides may Not yet settled.
This view has been confirmed by NVC to a certain extent. NVC lighting, an executive who asked not to be named, told reporters yesterday that there was no exact news of whether Schneider had withdrawn. However, the executive is very supportive of Schneider’s call to withdraw from NVC. He said: "If Schneider withdraws from NVC, he can quell the strike of the employees. This is a good thing for the company, and the company will not be adversely affected by this."
According to a middle-level person from NVC Lighting, it is believed that Schneider’s senior executive, current NVC CEO Zhang Kaipeng, and two other executives with Schneider’s background, Li Rui, and Li Yunyu, the general manager of overseas business, were not normal yesterday. Go to the NVC office to work.
Zhang Kaipeng and Li Rui went to Ren Shishi after Wu Changjiang withdrew from NVC. Although Schneider insisted that Zhang Kaipeng was hired as a NVC CEO after the resignation of Schneider, he had no direct relationship with Schneider, but he has been NVC staff and dealers regard it as “eyesâ€.
As one of the suppliers of NVC LED light source, Wang Minjun, the chairman of Shenzhen Yida Optoelectronics, told reporters that they participated in the shutdown of the staff of the NVC factory in the factory area yesterday morning. "We heard from the management of NVC. Schneider will withdraw from NVC and is currently on the move; General Wu will return." Wang Minjun said that the overall situation has been fixed and everyone is relieved.
In cooperation with NVC for three years, Wang Minjun believes that he shared the rapid development of NVC. First, NVC sales scale is large. Second, NVC has a counseling system for suppliers to enable suppliers to grow with NVC. However, from May to June this year, their delivery to NVC declined. "It is definitely a problem for NVC in management and management. Suppliers, distributors and factories agree that Schneider will leave." Wang Minjun said.
Yesterday, the dealer representative of NVC also asked the chairman of the company to send a letter to resume the position of chairman Wu Changjiang, and all the senior executives of Schneider (including Zhang Kaipeng, Li Rui and Li Xinyu) must leave NVC.
Wu Changjiang’s stock holdings
Yesterday morning, more than 40 NVC lighting suppliers from all over the country came to Huizhou factory to support Wu Changjiang. These suppliers are mainly from the Pearl River Delta. The farthest is an electronic component supplier from Jilin.
However, NVC staff and distributors are determined that Wu Changjiang may be related to his interests being tied up by Wu Changjiang. Yesterday, some media reported that before the listing of NVC, a total of 312 NVC internal employees invested a total of 44.55 million yuan directly into the Wu Changjiang stock account, used to purchase NVC lighting IPO shares in Hong Kong, and the event It has not been disclosed in detail in the NVC Lighting Listing Document.
NVC did not respond to this, but some people familiar with the matter said that before the listing of NVC, it did introduce a policy for employees to purchase NVC stocks. At that time, the placement was approved by the board of directors, and there were tens of millions of shares. And set a standard: ordinary employees, ministers, and directors are 100,000, 500,000 and 1 million yuan respectively.
The person familiar with the matter said that there were three batches of stocks purchased at the time. At present, the first and second batches of stocks have all been withdrawn, and their average profit is over 80%. There are still dozens of people in the third batch who have not withdrawn. However, Wu Changjiang has promised to refund the relevant funds to these employees.
As for the reason for the purchase of stock funds into Wu Changjiang’s account, the person familiar with the matter said that at the time, the purchase of Hong Kong stocks would require a Hong Kong account before they could be purchased. If each person opened a Hong Kong account, it would be more troublesome to hand over the money to other institutions. I don't worry, so at that time, NVC Lighting Finance opened an account with Wu Changjiang's personal name, allowing employees and dealers to pay for this account, buy stocks, and sell stocks through several operations centers.
Regarding Wu Changjiang’s act of holding, some people believe that for companies listed in Hong Kong, if such circumstances are not disclosed in detail and they are misled by public authorities, they may be legally liable. .
Today, employees of the NVC lighting factory in Shiseki, which has been shut down for four days, have a day off; NVC’s current chairman and Safran Asia partner has returned to Beijing to open a meeting unrelated to NVC.
However, there is still no clear statement on whether Schneider Electric has completely withdrawn from NVC lighting.
Yesterday, the meeting room of Schneider Electric's China headquarters building was very busy, and many of the company's middle and senior management staff opened the meeting one after another. Whether the content of the meeting is related to NVC lighting is not known for the time being; but it is certain that Schneider Electric has not thought about whether to withdraw from NVC lighting.
The head of Schneider Electric's public relations department said that there is no information on Schneider's exit from NVC Lighting's management. The company has no opinions on this matter, and will be released as soon as possible.
Wang Jie, vice president of Schneider Electric China, was in the meeting all day, and had not answered the reporter's phone. The email sent to her by the reporter did not receive a reply until the deadline.
Is Schneider's withdrawal a general trend?
"Wu Changjiang and Zhu Hai should still be in the game." Industry analyst Zeng Gaofei told reporters that according to the current situation, Schneider Electric's withdrawal from NVC lighting management should be the general trend, but the way and conditions of withdrawal, both sides may Not yet settled.
This view has been confirmed by NVC to a certain extent. NVC lighting, an executive who asked not to be named, told reporters yesterday that there was no exact news of whether Schneider had withdrawn. However, the executive is very supportive of Schneider’s call to withdraw from NVC. He said: "If Schneider withdraws from NVC, he can quell the strike of the employees. This is a good thing for the company, and the company will not be adversely affected by this."
According to a middle-level person from NVC Lighting, it is believed that Schneider’s senior executive, current NVC CEO Zhang Kaipeng, and two other executives with Schneider’s background, Li Rui, and Li Yunyu, the general manager of overseas business, were not normal yesterday. Go to the NVC office to work.
Zhang Kaipeng and Li Rui went to Ren Shishi after Wu Changjiang withdrew from NVC. Although Schneider insisted that Zhang Kaipeng was hired as a NVC CEO after the resignation of Schneider, he had no direct relationship with Schneider, but he has been NVC staff and dealers regard it as “eyesâ€.
As one of the suppliers of NVC LED light source, Wang Minjun, the chairman of Shenzhen Yida Optoelectronics, told reporters that they participated in the shutdown of the staff of the NVC factory in the factory area yesterday morning. "We heard from the management of NVC. Schneider will withdraw from NVC and is currently on the move; General Wu will return." Wang Minjun said that the overall situation has been fixed and everyone is relieved.
In cooperation with NVC for three years, Wang Minjun believes that he shared the rapid development of NVC. First, NVC sales scale is large. Second, NVC has a counseling system for suppliers to enable suppliers to grow with NVC. However, from May to June this year, their delivery to NVC declined. "It is definitely a problem for NVC in management and management. Suppliers, distributors and factories agree that Schneider will leave." Wang Minjun said.
Yesterday, the dealer representative of NVC also asked the chairman of the company to send a letter to resume the position of chairman Wu Changjiang, and all the senior executives of Schneider (including Zhang Kaipeng, Li Rui and Li Xinyu) must leave NVC.
Wu Changjiang’s stock holdings
Yesterday morning, more than 40 NVC lighting suppliers from all over the country came to Huizhou factory to support Wu Changjiang. These suppliers are mainly from the Pearl River Delta. The farthest is an electronic component supplier from Jilin.
However, NVC staff and distributors are determined that Wu Changjiang may be related to his interests being tied up by Wu Changjiang. Yesterday, some media reported that before the listing of NVC, a total of 312 NVC internal employees invested a total of 44.55 million yuan directly into the Wu Changjiang stock account, used to purchase NVC lighting IPO shares in Hong Kong, and the event It has not been disclosed in detail in the NVC Lighting Listing Document.
NVC did not respond to this, but some people familiar with the matter said that before the listing of NVC, it did introduce a policy for employees to purchase NVC stocks. At that time, the placement was approved by the board of directors, and there were tens of millions of shares. And set a standard: ordinary employees, ministers, and directors are 100,000, 500,000 and 1 million yuan respectively.
The person familiar with the matter said that there were three batches of stocks purchased at the time. At present, the first and second batches of stocks have all been withdrawn, and their average profit is over 80%. There are still dozens of people in the third batch who have not withdrawn. However, Wu Changjiang has promised to refund the relevant funds to these employees.
As for the reason for the purchase of stock funds into Wu Changjiang’s account, the person familiar with the matter said that at the time, the purchase of Hong Kong stocks would require a Hong Kong account before they could be purchased. If each person opened a Hong Kong account, it would be more troublesome to hand over the money to other institutions. I don't worry, so at that time, NVC Lighting Finance opened an account with Wu Changjiang's personal name, allowing employees and dealers to pay for this account, buy stocks, and sell stocks through several operations centers.
Regarding Wu Changjiang’s act of holding, some people believe that for companies listed in Hong Kong, if such circumstances are not disclosed in detail and they are misled by public authorities, they may be legally liable. .
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