Baishi Optoelectronics came out to blame: did not consider taking over Haobo Optoelectronics

[Text / "High-tech LED" reporter Tang Guirong report]

Recently, there are domestic mass media reports that Baishi Optoelectronics will take over the Haobo Optoelectronics on the verge of bankruptcy. On December 13, Gaogong LED reporter called Wang Peng, the sales director of Baishi Optoelectronics, to verify. Wang Peng said that Baishi Optoelectronics did not take over the intention of Haobo Optoelectronics. At that time, it only gave Haobo Optoelectronics an order with a total price of more than 200,000 yuan, hoping that the company would be able to operate.

In fact, including Baishi Optoelectronics, there are currently five suppliers who hope to make Haobo Optoelectronics work through the “generation processing” method. However, the premise is that Haobo Optoelectronics can first pay for staff, rent, water and electricity.

“The five suppliers have tried to save Haobo Optoelectronics, but if we put forward the preconditions, they can't do it, how can the order be completed? How does the company work?” Wang Peng revealed that as of now, Haobo Optoelectronics has been in arrears Lion Optoelectronics more than 2 million yuan in payment.

Major shareholder dispute

"If it is simply arrears of payment and employee wages, it is actually better to solve." Wang Peng said that the order to Haobo Optoelectronics was also hoped to solve the above problems.

However, according to the reporter, the real dilemma of Haobo Optoelectronics lies in: First, there is great disagreement among shareholders. The focus of the dispute is whether shareholders should pay out their own assets to pay employees' wages and suppliers' money. Second, the company's internal financial bills. Very confusing, including bank loans, loan sharks, etc.

At present, Haobo Optoelectronics owes employees wages and commissions of about 2 million yuan, and defaults on suppliers' payments of about 25 million yuan.

"High-tech LED" learned in Shenzhen Industrial and Commercial Bureau that Haobo Optoelectronics has a total of 7 natural person shareholders. Some shareholders hope that the company can continue to operate. It hopes that shareholders will use their own assets to compensate the company for arrears, while some shareholders insist that the company's debts It has exceeded the scope of the company, relying on the shareholders' own assets is also difficult to solve the company crisis, and hopes to end all problems through bankruptcy procedures.

Apply for bankruptcy or continue to operate?

"In fact, we do not want Haobo Optoelectronics to file for bankruptcy." Wang Peng said that if the company can continue to operate, repayment is still promising.

However, even if the supplier subsequently provided some OEM orders, for the nearly 27 million yuan arrears of Haobo Optoelectronics, perhaps this is just a drop in the bucket.

"At present, the shareholders of Haobo Optoelectronics have not been active in the company's continued operation." A supplier official told reporters that if Haobo Optoelectronics did not function properly at the end of December and could not repay the money, then they must Will appeal to the court.

"The final outcome of Haobo Optoelectronics will be very complicated, and bankruptcy will be the ultimate road," said Dr. Zhang Xiaofei, CEO of Gaogong LED.

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