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... nally accounted for 42% of the shares in the Chens Group. However, over the course of six years, the percentage has fallen from 42% to 17%.

These shares were originally worth over 7 billion yuan, but now they are only worth 3 billion yuan.

It is understandable that the group needs financing for its development, so the decrease in the share percentage is not surprising.

However, it is unacceptable that the value has not increased and instead, has plummeted.

Chen Lu ...

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