LeEco Founder has been included in the dreadful list of China’s Debt Defaulters


When the old LeTV debuted their first own smartphones, the company later re branded to LeEco seemed like a promising brand to agitate the crescent and competitive handsets market. However the company grow fast in popularity and this carried them to the imprudence of reaching high and dangerous flights.

All that the LeEco’s founder and CEO wanted was to compete with giants US-based companies like Apple, Netflix, Tesla in the vast market segments which those companies acts. However the LeEco travel to US market was the worst decision made by the company and apparently will be the responsible for burying their old promising “never was” future.

Few days ago the company suffered their worst blow up when the founder Jia Yueting was added to the China’s list of debt defaulters. Apparently the CEO’s name was included in the list just after he failed to settle a debt of about $72 million to Ping An Security Group, one of the most important investment companies in China.

Gizchina News of the week


Yueting name is now among many other debt defaulters and can be easily searched and found on shixin.court.gov.cn list. The list is publicly available since 2013, when the Chinese supreme court decided that exposing debt defaulters names was a good way to harass and shame them. Worth to mention that two others LeEco subsidiaries LeShi Holding and LeShi Yidong are also included in the list.

What are the consequences now? The LeEco’s founder and CEO will not be allowed to travel by Airplane or use the first-class service of Bullet Trains. Neither other premium services such as renowned Hotels and Golf Courses. Also this also stands for other generations as debt defaulters childrens are barred from studying in private schools.

How is Yueting deal with this problem? Well we aren’t sure how those consequences will be handled for those outside China, and the LeEco CEO have been living U.S for the past few months and is yet to make an appearance in Chinese LeEco’s headquarters.

The LeEco spectrum of companies and segments is experiencing drops and more drops in revenue and already accumulate damage turning the company’s future and plans of international expansion very uncertain.

 

 

Disclaimer: We may be compensated by some of the companies whose products we talk about, but our articles and reviews are always our honest opinions. For more details, you can check out our editorial guidelines and learn about how we use affiliate links.

Previous Video : Leagoo T5c vs. OnePlus 5 app speed comparison
Next OnePlus 5T Star Wars Limited Edition launched, priced Rs 38,990

8 Comments

  1. Shad8x .
    December 14, 2017

    What a shame. I guess we wont be seeing new LeEco products any time soon, if ever.

  2. Cedric della Faille
    December 14, 2017

    My god, i love my leeco S2 pro. it was/still is one of teh best phones prive/value and of the most beatiful phones (aside teh black bezels around the screen) on the market.

  3. Shad8x .
    December 14, 2017

    What a shame. I guess we wont be seeing new LeEco products any time soon, if ever.

  4. Cedric della Faille
    December 14, 2017

    My god, i love my leeco S2 pro. it was/still is one of teh best phones prive/value and of the most beatiful phones (aside teh black bezels around the screen) on the market.
    i might have damaged my phone a bit but if i want a next phone that is as good looking and good as my current phone, it has to be damn good.

  5. Cyril Dieudonné
    December 15, 2017

    Cool, eventually something good coming out from Chinese authorities. That piece of crap will unfortunately never pay back, and remain hidden in the US in his mansion paid with the company’s money. Sad for the employees. But it’s good to see that criss company finally ending where it belongs: nowhere

  6. Cyril Dieudonné
    December 15, 2017

    Cool, eventually something good coming out from Chinese authorities. That piece of crap will unfortunately never pay back, and remain hidden in the US in his mansion paid with the company’s money. Sad for the employees. But it’s good to see that criss company finally ending where it belongs: nowhere

  7. Sansa
    December 15, 2017

    “The LeEco’s founder and CEO will not be allowed to travel by Airplane or use the first-class service of Bullet Trains. Neither other premium services such as renowned Hotels and Golf Courses. ”

    If only this was applied to other places… Such a fabolous thing it would be.

  8. Sansa
    December 15, 2017

    “The LeEco’s founder and CEO will not be allowed to travel by Airplane or use the first-class service of Bullet Trains. Neither other premium services such as renowned Hotels and Golf Courses. ”

    If only this was applied to other places… Such a fabolous thing it would be.