Jinjia Group Appoints Interim Chairman and Legal Representative

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Apr.26.2024

Jinjia Group Appoints Interim Chairman and Legal Representative

Jinjia Group (Stock code: 002191) appoints Hou Xudong as acting chairman and legal representative in response to investigation.

Shenzhen Jingjia Group Co., Ltd. (stock code: 002191) announced this week that the board of directors of Jingjia Corporation held the third meeting of the seventh board of directors on April 18, 2024 and approved the resolution on the election of Mr. Hou Xudong as the acting chairman and legal representative of the company.

The announcement reads as follows:

Due to the fact that Mr. Qiao Luyu, the actual controlling shareholder and chairman of the company, has been placed under investigation and detention by the Enyang District Supervisory Committee of Bazhong City, he is unable to fulfill his duties as chairman and legal representative. Therefore, with the agreement of all directors present at the third meeting of the seventh board of directors in 2024, Mr. Hou Xudong, a company director and general manager, will temporarily assume the responsibilities of chairman and legal representative of the company during Mr. Qiao Luyu's inability to do so.

References:

[1] 劲嘉股份：关于推举董事侯旭东先生代行董事长、法定代表人职责的公告

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