The largest shareholder is Ding Xin (Cayman Islands) Holdings Limited, accounting for 33.27%, followed by Sanyo Food Co., Ltd., accounting for 33. 18%. The largest individual shareholder is Wei Yingzhou, founder of Master Kong brand, accounting for 0.4% of the shares, and the remaining 33. 15% is held by the public.
On1October 25th, 2008, 165438, Master Kong Holdings announced that its shareholders Asahi Beer and AIB, a joint venture company of Itochu, sold about 9.999% of the shares of Master Kong Beverage Holdings to Ding Xin, the company's major shareholder, for US$ 280 million (about HK$ 265,438+84 million). Master Kong will grant transfer exemption. As a result, Ding Xin took back the controlling stake in Master Kong's drinks.
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Japanese Sanyo Food contacted the troubled Ding Xin Group and offered its willingness to cooperate. The two sides quickly reached an understanding. Sanyo Food bought half of the shares of Dingyi Holding Co., Ltd. held by Ding Xin Group. In this way, the shareholding ratio of both parties to Dingyi Holdings reached 33. 14% at the same time. But Sanyo Food did not ask for the right to operate.
1999, Ding Xin International Group and Japan Sanyo Food Co., Ltd. reached an agreement in Tokyo, Japan, with Ding Xin as the leading factor, to jointly operate Ding Yi (Cayman Islands) Holding Company, a listed company in Hong Kong.
In 2002, the Chinese name of Dingyi (Cayman Islands) Holdings Limited was changed to "Master Kong". The "Master Kong" mentioned now is the "Master Kong" that Ding Xin Group listed its Chinese mainland business separately in Hongkong, mainly engaged in the production and sales of instant noodles, beverages and convenience foods in China.
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