Jimmy Lai's assistant Mark Simon filed a lawsuit against Ye Yijian and others for illegally selling Taiwan Apple

Taiwan's "Apple Daily" set off another transaction turmoil.

According to a report by Taiwanese media "Ling Media" on the 13th, Mark Simon, the assistant of Next Media founder Li Zhiying, represented the major shareholder of Hong Kong Next Media and filed a lawsuit against the Taipei Shilin District Prosecutor's Office, suing Taiwan Ping's representative Ye Yijian, CEO Wu Yuai, and chief financial officer. Chen Zanxin is suspected of illegally selling Taiwan Apple to Hong Kong businessmen Huang Hao and Pan Jiexian.

Ye Yijian publicly announced in June this year that his Taiwanese "Apple News" had been sold, and was acquired by Hong Kong businessman Huang Hao and 17Live founder Pan Jiexian for NT$1.5 billion, but the liquidator of Hong Kong's Next Media Company later issued an announcement denying the agreement .

According to the report, Mark Simon pointed out in the complaint that the shareholders of Hong Kong Next Media have never been informed in advance of the sale of Taiwan Ping, and have never authorized anyone to sell the assets of Taiwan Ping. Shareholders with a considerable proportion of the shares of Hong Kong Next Media related companies, in order to protect the rights and interests of Next Media and other shareholders, they came forward to file a complaint with the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office."

The complaint pointed out that Ye Yijian and others sold the assets of the Taiwan Apple branch without the consent of the head office and never notified the head office.

The complaint further stated that Ye Yijian, Wu Yuai and Chen Zanxin were suspected of discussing the sale of Taiwan Ping’s assets privately with Huang Hao and Pan Jiexian, but did not inform the head office; they were even suspected of using the sale of assets in exchange for accepting arrangements from new buyers in exchange for the new company. Positions, honorary titles and other benefits, the three persons have committed the crime of breach of trust in the Criminal Law, which is punishable by up to five years in prison. Criminal Law, etc.

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