On October 26, Duan Yongping responded on Xueqiu to a user’s concern about a chip subsidiary’s “nearly 30%” internal equity incentives, asking: “What do you highly agree with?”
The user said they had built a heavy position because they “highly agreed” with the values of an unnamed new energy vehicle maker. However, the company arranged external financing for its long‑invested chip subsidiary and allocated nearly 30% of the unit’s equity for internal incentives, which reduced the parent’s ownership from 100% to “over 70%.” The user added that the chip company’s historical R&D expenses had been borne by the parent, and asked whether “Apple and other leading companies” would treat a core new business in a similar way.
The post page showed “16 hours ago” and displayed “Reposts 8” and “Discussions 128.” The question originated from an account named “Qingdao’s Little Chives” and was directed to the account “The Dao Is Formless, I Have Form.” Source: Xueqiu.
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