Leshi Internet Information & Technology Corp., the listed arm of embattled tech giant LeEco, extended its share-trading halt after a six-month suspension, citing uncertainties in a restructuring plan.
Shenzhen-listed Leshi said in a filing Monday that trading of its stock would remain suspended after Oct. 17 because of significant and unprecedented issues related to the restructuring plan. As a result of those uncertainties, Leshi will be unable to release an asset restructuring plan on Oct. 16 as scheduled, the company said.
The trading halt for Leshi, the online video business of cash-strapped LeEco, began April 17 pending review of a restructuring plan. Under rules of the Shenzhen bourse, companies such as Leshi that are l…
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