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What happened to Liu Yingxia?
The 265438+20th Century Business Herald reporter learned exclusively that Liu Yingxia, the 42-year-old chairman of Harbin Xiang Ying Group Co., Ltd., was suspected of taking bribes and left the country during the handling of the case. The Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference will discuss the revocation of its membership, and will vote to revoke its membership on the morning of the 28th. "(The Liu Yingxia incident) has not been reported orally, but the statement in the materials of the relevant CPPCC meeting is that she was suspected of taking bribes and absconded when taking measures against her," an insider told the 2 1 Century Business Herald on the 26th. According to the relevant agenda, the Fourth Standing Committee of the 12th China People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) will ratify the decision to revoke the membership of the 12th National Committee of Liu Yingxia CPPCC at the CPPCC Chairman's Meeting on February 20th. The relevant circular pointed out that Liu's limited keywords "suspected of accepting bribes, filing a case for investigation according to law, taking criminal detention compulsory measures, and being at large" explained the reason why the chairman revoked the qualification of CPPCC members, but did not specify the object of Liu's accepting bribes. After sending out relevant notification materials on February 26th, on February 27th, Liu Yingxia also "disappeared" from the column of leaders of the official website Association of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, and Liu Yingxia's head and resume were deleted from the list of vice presidents of the China Folk Chamber of Commerce. Liu Yingxia's name was also deleted from the list of the 11th Standing Committee of all-china youth federation on the official website. Previously, Liu served as the president of the Chamber of Commerce for Urban Infrastructure of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, and contacted companies such as PetroChina and Baosteel Group to jointly invest in the third-line project of West-East Gas Transmission through the participation of the Chamber of Commerce in launching industrial investment funds. But in the end, among the shareholders of the joint venture company of this project, there is no all-China industrial investment fund initiated by Liu. 265438+The materials held by the reporters of 20th Century Business Herald show that at the beginning of 20 10, the National Development and Reform Commission approved the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Urban Infrastructure Chamber of Commerce to initiate the establishment of Quanlian Industrial Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd., which was incorporated on May 14 of that year with a registered capital of 1 100 million yuan. Among them, Xiang Ying Investment Co., Ltd. contributed 80 million yuan, accounting for 80% of the shares, Beijing Wantong Industrial Co., Ltd. contributed 20 million yuan, accounting for 20% of the shares, with Liu Yingxia as the chairman and Feng Lun as the vice chairman. Less than four months later, Vantone transferred 20% of its shares to Beijing Xiang Ying Jinmei Technology Development Co., Ltd. at a price of RMB 65,438+0,265,438+million (Vantone paid RMB 654,380+million due to installment payment of registered capital). According to industrial and commercial data, Beijing Xiang Ying Jinmei Technology Development Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned company established by Liu Yingxia in 2007 with a capital contribution of 30 million yuan, and Xiang Ying Investment Co., Ltd. was also established with a capital contribution of 654.38 billion yuan by Liu Yingxia and his father. An executive of Xinao Group who participated in the initiation of the Urban Infrastructure Chamber of Commerce of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce told the 2 1 Century Business Herald that the government had organized Xinao Group to reach a subscription cooperation intention with the All-China Investment Industry Fund, but there was no substantial progress later. Relevant information shows that the All-China Investment Industry Fund has made little progress in raising funds in the past two years, so it has been in a state of loss on its books. "She is in poor health and has been abroad. She said a long time ago that she went abroad for treatment. It's been almost a year, and she hasn't come back. We can't reach her. I don't know whether she missed too many meetings for physical reasons or was disqualified for other reasons. We are all at a loss now. In recent years, she seems to be in poor health and asks for leave at every meeting. I have to take a few days off during the two sessions. I didn't attend many meetings last year. " A staff member of the Urban Infrastructure Chamber of Commerce of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce said on February 24.