Nanyang New Development Expects No Material Operational Impact From CEO’s Resignation
Bitget2026/10/28 12:20- Nanyang New Development expects no material operational impact from Chief Executive Officer Chen Hongbo's departure, according to its October 28, 2026 response.
- Chief Sales Director Gui XinDong has assumed Chen's duties on an interim basis while the company seeks a replacement.
- Chen stepped down on October 20, 2026, having been appointed on November 5, 2025.
- His departure reflected retirement plans, health-related limits on day-to-day management and family commitments.
- Chen confirmed no disagreement with the board; the board identified no other concerns requiring shareholders' attention.
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