As long as it's a listed company, it must regularly publish its financial statements.
This is both an explanation to the shareholders and the most crucial piece of information for capital markets.
Once financial fraud is involved, the company is basically doomed.
The capital market will use its votes to make the company worthless.
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Abroad, in Mexico.
This place is not peaceful; many people make a living by dealing drugs, and the top kingpin is brazen enough to storm the government building with a gun.
From the day Guo Guangyi started plotting to defraud shareholders, he had already moved his entire family here.
He lived in a wealthy area, which also had many overseas Chinese.
A few children ran barefoot on the beach while Guo Guangyi lay soaking up the sun, enjoying his leisurely retirement.
Domestic shareholders can't blame him; the stock market has risks, it's not something new.
