As saying, Jack Ma's founder of Alibaba sells for saleOn the huge Ali stock, Jiang Fang, a partner and chief talent of Ali Group, posted on Alibaba's internal net saying, "Ma Yun has not sold it."
According to the report of the Sino -Singapore Jingwei, Jiang Fang posted on Wednesday (November 22) in the Alibaba Internal Network to respond to the news of Ma Yun's selling Ali stock.
Jiang Fang said that in order to invest in agricultural technology and public welfare undertakings at home and abroad, Ma Yun's office has required funds to sign a reduction contract with the Stock Broker in accordIn mid -November, this will announce the future reduction plan with prerequisites.
She said: "The selling price at that time in August was much higher than the current stock price, so Mr. Ma did not sell it!"
Selling huge stocks shows that there is no confidence in Ali's business, "completely ignoring this is a long -term plan, and he believes that Ali's business will further increase to the higher selling price."
She also conveyed Jack Ma's firm optimistic about Ali in the post, saying that "Ali stocks are currently much lower than the actual value of Alibaba, and he will not sell."
In addition, Jiang Fang mentioned in the post that Alibaba's rumors will lay off 25,000 people in the near future that they have reported the responsibility of the rumor, hoping to see the responsibility of the rumor earlier.
Cai Chongxin, chairman of Alibaba Group, also left a message under the post saying that from the beginning to the present, Ali has been facing various questions and various challenges."As long as we have an open mind and innovative thinking, we will have the opportunity to create another unique Ali."
The documents disclosed by the official website of the US Securities and Exchange Commission show that the Ma Yun family trust fundThe two wholly -owned British Virgin companies JC Properties Limited and JSP Investment Limited are planned to sell 5 million U.S. deposit shares on November 21, involving a total of US $ 870 million (about S $ 1.166 billion).
Ma Yun's office also responded on Friday (November 17) that the sale was a long -term plan. Ma Yun was firmly optimistic about Ali and still holds Ali stocks.
