Livestream by Figure in VGT Executive Scandal Attracts Viewers and High-Value Gifts

The individual at the center of a personal scandal involving the chairman of Victory Giant Technology(Huizhou) Co.,Ltd. (ASX: 300476) has initiated a livestream on the Douyin platform.

Screenshots from the broadcast indicate the streamer, known as "Zhenzhen Janice," primarily engaged in conversation and interaction with viewers, even eating on camera. The live viewership count neared 10,000 at one point, with numerous viewers sending gifts such as virtual flowers and rockets, the total value of which reportedly exceeded ten thousand yuan.

Previously, "Zhenzhen Janice" had posted several pieces of content on social media platforms concerning the private life of Victory Giant Technology's chairman, Chen Tao. The user claimed to have an emotional dispute with Chen Tao and shared materials purported to be chat logs and video call screenshots.

The most discussed item was an elevator surveillance video showing an intimate interaction between a middle-aged man and a woman in white. The poster identified the man in the video as Chen Tao. Currently, the aforementioned related content is no longer visible in the historical videos posted by "Zhenzhen Janice."

On June 8th, shares of Victory Giant Technology(Huizhou) Co.,Ltd. closed down sharply by 7.11% at 314.8 yuan. That evening, the company announced plans to launch a new phase of its employee stock ownership plan, with a total investment not exceeding 700 million yuan. The shares for the plan are to be sourced from the company's A-share common stock acquired through secondary market purchases and other legally permitted methods.

Public information shows that Victory Giant Technology was founded in July 2006 and is primarily engaged in the research, development, production, and sales of high-density printed circuit boards. The company listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext board in 2015. On April 21st of this year, it officially listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising over HK$23 billion, making it the largest IPO on the Hong Kong market since 2026. This move completes the company's dual capital platform layout spanning both the A-share and H-share markets.