Recently, some media reported that Lenovo Group is planning to privatize in the near future. At the same time, Lenovo Group plans to carry out senior management adjustments. Yang Yuanqing will retired to the second line only as chairman, and Liu Jun, who recently returned to Lenovo, will serve as Lenovo. Group's new CEO.
In this regard, Lenovo's internal staff told Sina Technology that there is no such thing. The news was originally derived from reports from the media. On that day, Wang Chuandong, vice president of Lenovo and chief marketing officer of China, responded that the news was definitely not reliable and Lenovo did not plan to privatize.
In the middle of this month, Yang Yuanqing announced that Lenovo China has reorganized into a personal computer and smart device group (PCSD) and a data center business group (DCG). Former No. 2 figure Liu Jun returned to Lenovo and will serve as executive vice president of the group and president of China, leading the China platform and the Chinese district PCSD business.
Prior to this, Lenovo had just lost its No. 1 PC and the business of mobile and enterprise business was sluggish.
The outside world believes that Liu Jun’s return is to save the association from the fire. On June 1, Liu Jun said in a live broadcast that on the one hand, returning Lenovo to take the PC business to a new height, on the other hand, it will make the appearance more grounded and expand more new business.
Since 2015, Lenovo's stock price has been in a slump. Before the deadline, Lenovo's share price was HK$5, with a total market value of HK$56.099 billion.
According to industry insiders, Lenovo needs to take both business and capital markets into account. The result is fearless. If you follow the privatization of Dell a few years ago, you can concentrate on your business after leaving the capital market, which may also be a good choice.
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