They have entered the implementation process. It will be less difficult for the transferee to obtain the creditor's rights, and it will be easier to estimate the recoverable debt amount. Relatively speaking, the income will be more certain, but the remaining six debts are difficult to determine. First of all, it is uncertain how many judgments the court can make in these four lawsuits. After the judgment, it also involves the execution procedure. No one knows how much money can be executed. The income of these four debts is not easy to estimate, and the remaining two accounts receivable are even more difficult. Because no lawsuit was filed, the result is unknown. The cost of filing a lawsuit and applying for enforcement alone is not a small expense, and it is even more unknown how much it can be recovered.
So this debt auction seems to be very profitable (close to 400% profit rate), but the auction cost is difficult to recover, otherwise it will not be so easy to auction debt. At the same time, the auction of creditor's rights depends not only on the difficulty of recovering the accounts, but also on whether the limitation of action for creditor's rights has passed, whether the creditor's rights are mortgaged or guaranteed, whether the creditor's rights are recovered and many other risks. Creditor's rights are allowed to be transferred. There are many legal traps in this. Space is limited, so I won't go into details. I will talk about this topic slowly when I have the opportunity in the future. Panda Interactive Entertainment is a limited liability company, and Wang Sicong is only its largest shareholder. According to public information, Wang Sicong is the chairman of Panda Interactive Entertainment, and its wholly-owned Yujun (Huzhou) Cultural Development Center is the major shareholder of the company, holding 40.07% of the shares.