Weida Communications to Cooperate with SEC Investigation of CFO and Stockholder in Connection with Other Activities; Company Announces Board of Directors ResignationsTo read the rest, click here.
April 25, 2005
Weida Communications, Inc., a U.S. managed telecommunications operator in China, stated that the SEC is investigating whether Joseph Zumwalt, chief financial officer of Weida, and Anthony Giordano, one of Weida's largest stockholders, engaged in alleged illegal activities in connection with an independent investment entity that they were involved with, which is also a stockholder of Weida.
As a result of the investigation, the SEC temporarily suspended trading of Weida's securities. This suspension is expected to expire on May 6, 2005 at 11:59 p.m. EDT and trading of Weida is expected to resume on May 7, 2005. The SEC also froze Weida's bank accounts. Additionally, the SEC has not provided any specific information with respect to the charges against Mr. Zumwalt or Mr. Giordano, or its actions with respect to Weida. At this time, no charges have been asserted against Weida.
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