The 110,000 shareholders were dumbfounded! "Hu Hadong", "Hu Hedong", "Hu Yidong", and finally Hu Handong was hit by the board

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2024-04-25 21:02Published on the official account of Sichuan Daily Economic News

Every reporter: Xu Shuai Every editor: Sun Zhicheng, Liang Xiao

Mount Everest, Tibet (600338. SH, share price 8.83 yuan, market value 8.072 billion yuan) disclosed three regulatory announcements issued by the Tibet Securities Regulatory Bureau on April 19, and a typo in one of the announcements caused concern.

First of all, the name of the company's board secretary was written incorrectly three times in the announcement. In the announcement on receiving the Tibet Securities Regulatory Bureau's "Decision on Adopting Regulatory Measures for Wang Xibing and Hu Handong," Tibet Zhufeng successively wrote the name of Hu Handong, the secretary of the board of directors, as "Hu Hadong", "Hu Hedong", and "Hu Yidong".

Secondly, the text writes the supervision and management measures as "Cuo Brigade". In addition, there are also words in the announcement such as performing "noble duties" and still undertaking corresponding "noble duties".

The main matters involved in the regulatory announcement issued by Tibet Everest are: the shares of Tibet Everest originally held by Xinjiang Tacheng International Resources Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Tacheng International) were frozen by the Inspection Bureau of the Tacheng District Taxation Bureau of the State Administration of Taxation on July 13, 2021, and Tibet Everest failed to fulfill its information disclosure obligations in a timely manner, and did not make supplementary disclosure of the above-mentioned shares of Tacheng International until January 13, 2024 at the latest.

Tibet Everest said that the company attaches great importance to the problems pointed out in the above-mentioned "Warning Letter", earnestly rectifies them, fully learns lessons, strengthens the study of relevant laws and regulations, and prevents the recurrence of such incidents. The company will further strengthen the study of relevant laws, regulations and normative documents, strengthen the standardization of the company's internal governance, and strictly abide by the relevant laws and regulations, and fulfill the information disclosure obligations truthfully, accurately, completely, timely and fairly.

Regarding the typo in the announcement, the reporter called the public telephone number of Mount Everest in Tibet today (April 25), but no one answered as of press time. Some industry insiders analyzed the reason and said that it may be a mistake in recognition when receiving a PDF file or photo and then converting it to a Word file.

On the 25th, Tibet Everest issued the "Apology Announcement on Text Errors in Relevant Announcements".

The announcement said that due to the negligence of our company, there were some errors in the announcement. The main reason is that the company's staff directly copied the text of the PDF file without double-checking and reviewing, resulting in multiple typos in the text.

The Company would like to express its sincere apologies to investors for the numerous typos in the above announcement. The Company will immediately correct the above announcement, and the Company will strengthen the preparation and review of information disclosure to ensure that similar low-level errors do not occur again.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our investors.

On the same day, the Second Department of Management of Listed Companies of the Shanghai Stock Exchange issued a regulatory warning to Tibet Everest Resources Co., Ltd. and the relevant responsible persons, saying that the information disclosure of the listed company's announcement was inaccurate, reflecting the company's daily information disclosure defects, and there were low-level text errors in many announcements of Tibet Everest, which caused a great impact. The Second Management Department of Listed Companies of the Shanghai Stock Exchange issued a regulatory warning to Tibet Zhufeng Resources Co., Ltd. and Hu Handong, secretary of the board of directors. Tibet's Mount Everest and its directors, supervisors, and senior executives should draw inferences from one case to avoid the recurrence of such problems.

According to public information, as of September 30 last year, the total number of shareholders of Tibet Everest was 115181.

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