Weimar's a year's huge loss of 8.2 billion yuan, Shen Hui, an annual salary of 1.2 billion yuan is Li Xiang more than 800 times

Recently, Zero Running Cars was successfully promoted to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's IPO, and the launch of the new forces of the car was successfully promoted. Weimar Automobile also accelerated the pace of the IPO. However, recently, the prospectus disclosed by Wima Automobile has brought a lot of controversy. The prospectus of Weimar Automobile showed that the company's loss continued to increase during 2019-2021, of which 8.2 billion yuan was huge in 2021. Under the increasingly severe financial situation of Weimar, the super high salary of the founder, chairman and chief executive officer Shen Hui seemed particularly dazzling.

Data show that Shen Hui's salary in 2021 totaled 1.26 billion yuan, accounting for nearly 30 % of Weima's income in the same year.

At the same time, the administrative expenses of Weimar Automobile rose 57%year -on -year to 2.7 billion yuan in 2021. Wima said: "It is mainly due to the significant increase in payable payment expenses based on awarded shares due to awarding shares awarding shares award, and payable payments based on investors in C+series."

Specifically, the total salary paid to the main management in 2021 was 1.75 billion yuan, and Shen Hui's total salary accounted for 72%of the total management salary.

In contrast, Zero -run car, which is also a new forces of the car, loses 2.85 billion yuan in 2021. The main managers of the main managers are 96.824 million yuan in the same year. It was 9.546 million yuan, accounting for 9.9%of the total salary of major managers.

The ideal car, the founder and CEO Li Xiang's total salary in 2021 was 1.504 million yuan, and He Xiaopeng, chairman and CEO of Xiaopeng Automobile, a total of 1.352 million yuan in 2021.

In addition, Weimar Motor's equity table showed that the founder Shen Hui Wang Lei and his wife held a total of 30.82%of the shares. The listing counseling report also revealed that since 2017, Weimar Motors has lost more than 10 billion yuan.

Responsible editor: Shi Jian | Audit: Li Zhen | Director: Wan Junwei

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