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China's LETV Bursts into Financial Crisis with Mounting Payment Debts to Suppliers

By Korbin Lan
Published: Nov 24,2016

TAIPEI, Taiwan - According to Mainland Chinese media outlets, Leshi Internet Information & Technology Corp. (LETV) may be caught in a financial crisis. This situation will affect their components and foundry services supply chain, including Taiwanese OEM's Pegatron Corporation, MediaTek Inc., Hon Hai Group, and Compal Electronics Inc.

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LETV is an emerging brand in Mainland China in recent years. The company was founded in 2004, and in the early stages they mainly provided streaming media content. Then, in 2010 LETV crossed over into hardware products, and in addition to selling their own brand name television products, they also sold smart phones.

Currently LETV owes money to dozens to suppliers, including an outstanding debt of US$13 million owed to the Taiwanese company Compal Electronics. Compal today held a press conference and explained that LETV's total accounts receivable amounts to US$26 million, US$13 million of which is in United States Dollars. LETV began to pay back the debt in mid-November.

In addition to Compal, Mainland Chinese media outlets also pointed out that Qualcomm and MediaTek have already suspended provisions to LETV.

(TR/ Phil Sweeney)

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