Jiangsu Lindsay burned 6.6 billion cars and sold only 3 1 car?

Jiangsu Lindsay spent a total of 6.6 billion yuan to build a car, and finally only sold 3 1 car. At present, the chairman is suspected of illegally misappropriating state-owned assets, and the factory has also been sealed up, so the funds have been frozen.

First, let's find out what happened. Lindsay Company has four shareholders of foreign-funded enterprises, but in fact, the company is actually controlled by Wang Xiaolin. Before this, Wang Xiaolin cheated Jiangsu Lindsay Company with his own false technology, but in fact he didn't make a penny. Lindsay Company has a state-owned shareholder, namely Nantong Jiahe, with a total investment of 6.6 billion yuan. But as the chairman, he is not allowed to have this state-owned shareholder, even Nantong Jiahe. At present, he can't speak at Lindsay Company. Previously, Lindsay spent nearly 60 yuan, spent about 3 billion RMB to build a car factory, and spent about 654.38+0.4 billion RMB on personnel and marketing, which is 4.4 billion RMB, and its R&D expenses make a total of 6.6 billion RMB.

According to the published data, Rugao's annual public expenditure is 7 billion. For a car factory in Lindsay alone, the local government allocated 6.6 billion yuan. At present, all the 6.6 billion yuan has been allocated to Shui Piao. The 3 1 car he sold is the same as last year's double eleven. They operated in the Tmall online store for 30 days and sold 3 1 car. This is really an exaggeration, because we can say that many of his funds are unaccounted for. At present, the factory is closed and the funds are frozen. Now the production factory is deserted, which not only leads to the loss of employees' funds, but also does not know how to solve it. It has also caused many car owners who buy vehicles to be unable to accept follow-up services. ?

I think all this at the Lindsay factory has something to do with the chairman. At present, he is very evasive, saying that he is not involved, but obviously, he just wants to escape his legal responsibility.