Ein Mann nimmt eine Flasche Tsingtao Bier aus einem Karton in Qingdao Stadt, East China Provinz Shandong, 28. Juni 2012. Anliegen der Insiderhandel haben
A man takes a bottle of Tsingtao Beer out of a carton in Qingdao city, east Chinas Shandong province, 28 June 2012. Concerns of insider trading have surfaced after a former school alumni of the retired chairman of Tsingtao Brewery cashed in about HK$1.55 billion (US$193 million) by selling the brewers 32 million Hong Kong-listed shares before the retirement was announced. Tsingtao Brewery Co Ltd., Chinas second-largest beer maker by volume, said on Thursday (28 June 2012) that its chairman Jin Zhiguo has resigned with immediate effect due to health reasons. He will, however, become the companys honorary chairman and chief advisor. Ahead of the announcement of Jins retirement, his former school alumni Chen Fashu, chairman of Shenzhen-listed New Huadu, cut his holding in Tsingtao by disposing of the H shares last week.
