The controversy of "Asian sister making horses, Asian Vision internal strife" which broke out last Monday finally had the first official conclusion yesterday. Yesterday, ATV held a board meeting and issued a statement after the meeting to announce that ATV formally accepted the resignation of CEO Raymond Wong who has taken office for 12 days, effective from yesterday. But Raymond Wong will not leave ATV and is proposed to be appointed as an ATV consultant.
After the board meeting ended in the afternoon yesterday, ATV's major shareholder, Chairman of the Board Mauson Cha, non-executive director Alfred Chan, etc. left successively. Mauson Cha said when he stepped out of the building and was interviewed by the media: "The board has already accepted Raymond Wong's resignation, but he will be appointed as a consultant to the ATV Committee, and ATV will also establish a committee as soon as possible to select a new CEO." As of the time of reporting, Raymond Wong's car was still parked outside the ATV office building. Regarding whether Raymond Wong resigned voluntarily or was forced to step down, Mauson Cha said: "We agreed not to say it." And for questions such as "Will the investment be stopped?" and "When will the new CEO be announced?", he generally responded with "It will be announced as soon as possible" and asked reporters to ask all questions to Paul Cheung.