The 61-year-old chief executive of a listed company went to the old factory of Renfu Industrial Building, King’s Road, Quarry Bay, where the company was founded this morning (28th) to cherish the memory, and sent a "death message" to his family members to take care of each other and fell off the building and died.
It is reported that the deceased's surname is Liang, 61 years old, English name Wilson, and suffering from emotional illness for many years.
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"Hong Kong 01" has recently learned that the deceased was the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Aigao Group (0328) (CEO) Liang Weicheng (Wilson). The group suspended trading at 1:14 this afternoon, but the reason was not announced.
"Hong Kong 01" is inquiring about the relevant news with the group, and there is no reply yet.
Looking at the 2021 annual report of Aigo, the age and English name of the group chairman Liang Weicheng are consistent with the deceased. He holds a master of science degree in electrical engineering from Queen's University, a top university in Canada.
Liang Weicheng joined the Aigao Group founded by his father Liang Jianwen as early as 1985. He is the second-generation successor of the company and is fully responsible for the group's overall strategy and business operations.
Ago Group is an established industrial stock, mainly engaged in the production and sale of audio and audio-visual products. Since then, its scale has continued to expand. At present, it mainly produces tablets, DVDs and audio. It has branches in the Mainland and Taiwan. It was listed in Hong Kong in 1992.
However, due to the decline of local industrial stocks, the market value of Aigo was only 140 million yuan before the suspension.
The group raised approximately RMB 17.03 million through allotment of shares in August this year. The net proceeds are intended to be used to further develop the group’s existing notebook and tablet manufacturing business and general working capital.
As of the six months ended September this year, the company had revenue of 400 million yuan and its loss expanded to 171 million yuan year-on-year.
It is worth mentioning that Ago Group holds shares for David Webb and currently holds 10.43% of the shares, while Liang holds 40.51% of Ago Group.
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