Shanghai Laishi: the controlling shareholder and actual controller are changed to none
Cailian news agency, September 8 - Shanghai Laishi announced that as of September 7, 2021, killiffer holds 26.20% of the shares of the company and is the largest shareholder of the company; Kerui Tiancheng and its persons acting in concert hold 15.27% of the shares of the company, and Les China and its persons acting in concert hold 8.72% of the shares of the company. The company has changed to the state of no controlling shareholder and no actual controller.
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