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Jumei retrasará el lanzamiento de ganancias para el primer semestre de 2019
Jumei retrasará el lanzamiento de ganancias para el primer semestre de 2019
/ EIN News / – BEIJING, 01 de enero de 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Jumei International Holding Limited (NYSE: JMEI) (“Jumei” o la “CompañĂa”), un proveedor de soluciones de moda y estilo de vida en China, anunciĂł hoy que retrasará la publicaciĂłn de sus resultados financieros durante los seis meses finalizados el 30 de junio de 2019. El Formulario 6-K no se pudo presentar dentro del perĂodo de tiempo…
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Recupera la magia de las bolas de nieve de cristal con los bálsamos labiales de Kaili Jumei
Recupera la magia de las bolas de nieve de cristal con los bálsamos labiales de Kaili Jumei
Si de pequeñas os gustaban esas bolas de cristal que al sacudirse o poner boca abajo desprendĂan purpurina dorada o partĂculas blancas que parecĂan copos de nieve los nuevos bálsamos labiales de la marca alemana Kaili Jumei os van a rechiflar.
Ha sido ver el visual y enseguida se me ha venido a la mente aquella ilustración de Saint-Exupéry en “El Principito”que se empeñaba en proteger una rosa…
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Jumei (NYSE:JMEI) Buyout Group Angers Small Investors
Less than two years after Leo Ou Chen brought his online beauty products retailer to the US and investors protested about paying $22 per share, he is now offering less than a third of the initial public offering (IPO) price for a buyout.
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The offer for Jumei International Holding Ltd (NYSE:JMEI) is the latest in a series of Chinese industries moving to exit the US equity market. Investors are currently angered by the low price benefiting management at the expense of shareholders.
On February 17, Chen announced that the company is making a non-binding offer of $7 in cash for every US depositary share. 54% of Jumei is owned by US shareholders, with 90% of the voting power.
Disappointed Investors
The buyout group led by management will exploit loopholes that are meant to safeguard the interests of small stockholders if the cheap buyout effort turns out to become a success. Moreover, according to the minority group of investors, the buyout will undermine global confidence in other overseas-listed companies.
The offer is 27% above the average closing price over the past 10 sessions. However, it is 68% below the IPO of $22. Moreover, it is 11% below the average trading price over the past 90 trading days.
Tumbling Stock
Jumei shares fell 33% in the US last year as its e-commerce platform lost to bigger rivals such as JD.Com Inc (NASDAQ:JD) and Alibaba Group Holding (NYSE:BABA). Last November, the company posted an adjusted loss of $0.80 in its earnings per share for the third quarter.
The stock has continued to decline, losing 36% as of February 16, the last trading session before the buyout proposal was disclosed. Since then, Jumei has recouped somewhat, surging 9.30% and ending the week at $6.38. The company’s market value has declined from a peak recorded in August, 2014 of $5.40 billion to just $913 million.
Management took advantage of the selloff, with Henry Guo, a Summit Researh Partners LLC analyst, believing that investors do not fully appreciate them.
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New Post has been published on China E-commerce Market Resources
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Cosme from Japan is to Launch Tmall Store
  One of cosmetic B2C stores in Japan Cosme has  entered Tmall international platform with a beta store. According to its operator istyle, the official store in Tmall will be launched officially by mid-March 2015. At the same time, istyle will start its wholesale business by cooperating with Jumei.com for China market.
Source: ebrun.com

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