Dai Li Si Ends Buying Underwear Enterprise Sad Winter

For most of the garment industry, this winter is relatively cold. Delis and Lun Sha's two lingerie brand enterprises choose two different ways to terminate the acquisition plan and increase production capacity to spend the winter.

Wang Rong, an analyst with the joint securities and apparel industry, told reporters in the daily economic news that "export oriented enterprises may be more affected by the impact of the financial turmoil."

The Hong Kong listed companies's 00333 (HK) announced recently that it would terminate the acquisition of the Yide group of women's underwear manufacturers.

It is reported that in July this year, Xie Anru announced that he would purchase the Yide group with the total price of 303 million Hong Kong dollars to the independent third party.

According to Dai's official website, 74% of the company's sales volume came from us customers, 16% from European customers, and the rest 10% from Japan, Australia and other countries and regions.

The company's main business revenue from another lingerie enterprise in the Chinese market, 600137 (SH), has recently disclosed a non-public offering plan.

According to the plan, the company will issue 20 million to 30 million shares to no more than 10 specific investors, so as to raise funds for two new projects of 8 million 500 thousand sets of high-end underwear technology pformation and underwear marketing network next year, and the two investment amount of these two projects is 206 million 580 thousand yuan.

Ma Zhongming, Secretary of the board of directors, said that the current income of Lingsha's underwear business mainly came from the mainland market, while the export sector accounted for only about 25% of the total revenue.