China’s Tax Clampdown Raises Fears of Founder Share Disposals
Haidilao International Holding Ltd. shares fell sharply after the company’s co-founder sold about $350 million worth of stock, according to Bloomberg. The move has focused attention on other companies whose shares could face similar selling, amid fears linked to China’s tax clampdown.
Haidilao International Holding Ltd. suffered a sudden slump after its co-founder sold about $350 million worth of shares, according to Bloomberg.
The sale has put the spotlight on other stocks that may be vulnerable to similar disposals. The development comes as a tax clampdown in China fuels concern about potential founder share sales.
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