O-Film denies fabricated online rumors, vows legal action against spreaders
On September 21, Chinese optical component maker O-Film (002456) issued a statement denying false information circulating on online platforms about the company and its executives. The company described the claims as completely fabricated and baseless, causing serious damage to its reputation and capital market image. O-Film has completed evidence collection and reported the matter to relevant government departments, vowing to pursue legal action against those responsible. The company emphasized that its production and business operations remain normal and stable, with no material impact from the rumors.
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O-film issues statement, says false information about company and executives fabricated
On the evening of September 21, O-film (002456) issued a stern statement regarding recent online misinformation. The company said that some online platforms have spread false information about the company and its executives, which has been widely disseminated, causing serious damage to its reputation and capital market image. O-film stated that the claims are completely fabricated and baseless, and it strongly condemns them. The company has completed the collection and preservation of evidence of all false information and has reported the matter to relevant government departments. It vowed to pursue legal action against those who fabricate and spread false information, stating it will not tolerate such actions. O-film emphasized that its production and business activities are proceeding normally and stably, and the online rumors have not materially affected its actual operations. It urged investors and the public to rationally discern online information and not to believe or spread rumors. The company stated that all official information will be released through statutory information disclosure channels.
Read sourceO-Film Denies Online Rumors About Company and Executives, Vows Legal Action
O-Film (002456), a Chinese optical and camera module manufacturer, issued a statement on September 21 denying recent online rumors targeting the company and its executives. The company described the claims as 'pure fabrication' and 'completely baseless,' stating they have caused serious damage to its reputation and capital market image. O-Film said it has completed the collection and preservation of evidence regarding all false information and has reported the matter to relevant government authorities. The company vowed to pursue legal action against those who created and spread the misinformation, stating it will not tolerate such behavior. O-Film emphasized that its production and business activities are proceeding normally and that the online rumors have not materially affected its actual operations. The statement was published by Securities Times and carried on the Tencent stock platform.
Read sourceO-Film Denies False Online Rumors About Company and Executives, Vows Legal Action
On September 21, Chinese optical component maker O-Film (Shenzhen O-film Tech Co., Ltd.) issued a statement strongly denying recent false information circulating on online platforms about the company and its senior executives. The company said the rumors, which have spread through multiple channels, have seriously damaged its reputation and capital market image. O-Film described the statements as baseless fabrications and said it has completed evidence collection of all false information and reported the matter to relevant government departments. The company vowed to pursue legal action against those who created and spread the misinformation, stating it will not show leniency. O-Film emphasized that its production and business operations remain normal and stable, and that the online rumors have not materially affected its actual operations. The company urged investors and the public to rationally evaluate online information and not to believe or spread rumors, directing them to official information disclosure channels for accurate updates.
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O-Film Denies Online Rumors, Says It Has Reported to Government Authorities
On September 21, Chinese optical component maker O-Film (Shenzhen O-Film Tech Co., Ltd.) issued a stern statement denying recent false information circulating on online platforms about the company and its senior executives. The company stated that the rumors, which have spread through multiple channels, have caused serious damage to its reputation and capital market image. O-Film described the claims as baseless fabrications and strongly condemned them. The company confirmed it has completed the collection and preservation of evidence regarding all false information and has reported the matter to relevant government departments. O-Film vowed to pursue legal action against those who created and disseminated the false information, stating it will not show leniency. The company also assured that its production and business operations are proceeding normally and stably, and that the online rumors have not had a material impact on its actual operations.
Read sourceO-Film Denies False Online Rumors, Says Operations Normal and Stable
O-Film (欧菲光) issued a statement on September 21, via People's Financial News, denying false information circulating on online platforms about the company and its executives. The company stated that the rumors have severely damaged its reputation and capital market image, calling them baseless fabrications. O-Film has completed evidence collection of all false information and reported it to relevant government departments. It vowed to pursue legal action against those who created and spread the false information. The company emphasized that its production and business activities are proceeding normally and orderly, with overall operations stable, and that the online rumors have not materially affected its actual business. O-Film urged investors and the public to rationally evaluate online information and not to spread rumors, directing them to official information disclosure channels for accurate company updates.
Read sourceO-Film Denies False Online Information About Company and Executives, Threatens Legal Action
On September 21, Chinese optical component maker O-Film (Shenzhen O-Film Tech Co., Ltd.) issued a statement denouncing false information circulating on some online platforms about the company and its senior executives. The company said the rumors, which have spread through multiple channels, have severely damaged its reputation and capital market image. O-Film described the statements as baseless fabrications and strongly condemned them. The company has completed evidence collection of all false information and reported the matter to relevant government departments. It vowed to pursue legal action against those who fabricated and disseminated the false information, stating it will not tolerate such actions. O-Film emphasized that its production and business activities are proceeding normally and that the online rumors have not materially affected its actual operations. The company urged investors and the public to rationally evaluate online information and not to believe or spread rumors. It reiterated that all official company information will be released through statutory information disclosure channels. The statement was sourced from Jiemian News.
Read sourceO-Film Issues Statement Denying False Online Rumors, Calls Them Baseless
On September 21, O-Film (002456) issued a stern statement denying false information circulating on some online platforms about the company and its executives. The company stated that the rumors, which have spread through multiple channels, have severely damaged its reputation and capital market image. O-Film strongly condemned the claims as completely fabricated and without any factual basis. The company, officially operating since 2002 and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2010, has three main business segments: smartphones, smart cars, and new fields. Its core products include optical camera modules, optical lenses, fingerprint recognition modules, machine vision depth cameras, and various automotive and smart lock products. On the same day, O-Film's stock price rose 0.28% to close at 7.04 yuan per share.
Read sourceO-Film Denies False Online Information About Company and Executives, Vows Legal Action
O-Film (002456) issued a statement on September 21 denying recent false information circulating on online platforms about the company and its executives. The company stated that the rumors are completely fabricated and baseless, causing serious damage to its reputation and capital market image. O-Film has completed evidence collection and preservation of all false information and has reported the matter to relevant government departments. The company vowed to pursue legal action against those who created and spread the false information, stating it will not tolerate such behavior. O-Film emphasized that its production and business operations are proceeding normally and stably, and the online rumors have not had a material impact on its actual operations.
Read sourceO-Film Denies False Online Rumors, Says Operations Normal and Stable
O-Film (欧菲光), a Chinese optics and electronics manufacturer, issued a statement on September 21 via People's Financial News denying false information circulating on online platforms about the company and its executives. The company stated that the rumors are fabricated and have no factual basis, causing serious damage to its reputation and capital market image. O-Film has collected evidence of the false information and reported it to relevant government authorities. It vowed to pursue legal action against those who created and spread the rumors. The company emphasized that its production and business activities are proceeding normally and stably, and the online rumors have not materially affected its actual operations. O-Film urged investors and the public to rationally evaluate online information and rely only on official disclosures from statutory information channels.
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