ELFBAR Parent Company Miracle Reduces Registered Capital to 50 Million RMB

Elfbar by 2FIRSTS.ai
Mar.04.2023
ELFBAR Parent Company Miracle Reduces Registered Capital to 50 Million RMB
ELFBAR's parent company, QIJI, decreased its registered capital from RMB 50 million to RMB 500,000 and changed its address.

According to Qichacha, recently, the registered capital of ELFBAR's parent company, IQIYI, has been reduced from 50 million yuan to 500 thousand yuan, and the company's address has also been changed.


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