I'm sure Xu followed the same method in acquiring HDII. I imagine Daniel Sobolewski purchased HDII from Robert Brimmer on May 24th. This company was dead with no activity for the past 4 years. Sobolewski waited the 90 day period which I'm assuming any disputes over ownership must be filed before he sold his ownership to our fearless leader Peng. The filings start flying and Peng has this merger pretty much buttoned up with a bow on it, until Brimmer the obvious scoundrel his record shows decides he wants more money. He attempts to claim ownership by filing with the OTC Markets and State of Minnesota that he is CEO. Hence, here we are today.
But the main difference here, in the SBES case, Xu made the mistake of having bought the company while the past owner was still considered a director. (Look at the dates in the 8K filing above). This is what led to the lengthy time to resolve. KEY THING HERE, it was resolved! Much trickier situation than HDII and he still proved that he was rightful owner.
This HDII dispute is so frivolous and the fact that Xu just went through this same situation with SBES 2 months before acquiring HDII. They learned how to do it right this time around.
Hold on tight folks, it is only a matter of time before you are a proud shareholder of a multi million dollar company that is improving peoples lives around the world through state of the art medical advances!!
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
