(Beijing Comprehensive News) In response to Alibaba's founder Ma Yun selling huge amounts of Ali stocks, Ali Group partners and chief talent Jiang Fang said that Jack Ma had not sold it.

According to the Securities Times, First Finance and other reports, Jiang Fang posted on Wednesday (November 22) that the Ma Yun's office required funds to invest in agricultural technology and public welfare undertakings at home and abroad.At the time, the stock brokerage was signed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission. It will be announced by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, and this prerequisite will be announced in mid -November.

She wrote: "The sales price set at that time in August was much higher than the current stock price, so Mr. Ma did not sell it!"

Jiang Fang also said that the outside world's hype sales selling huge stocks showed no confidence in Ali's business. "It's a long -term plan, and he believes that the higher sales price set by Ali's business will further value the value."A fact".

Jiang Fang also conveyed Jack Ma's firm optimistic about Ali, and said that "Ali stocks are currently much lower than the actual value of Alibaba, he will not sell."

In response to the recent rumors of Ali's layoffs of 25,000 people, Jiang Fang pointed out that the group has reported to the police's responsibility for the rumor, hoping to see the rumor as soon as possible.

The documents disclosed by the official website of the US Securities and Exchange Commission on November 16 showed that the two British Virgin companies JC Properties Limited and JSP Investment Limited, which are wholly -owned by the Ma Yun Family Trust Fund, planned to sell Ali's founders on November 21st on November 21stShares have reduced their holdings of 5 million shares of US depository shares respectively.Based on the stock price of Ali on November 15, Eastern Time, the market value of the stock involved a total of US $ 870 million (about S $ 1.166 billion).

Jack Ma's office responded on November 17 that the sale was a long -term plan. Ma Yun was firmly optimistic about Ali and still held Ali stocks.