"Our company dealt with non-performing assets mainly in private enterprises and helped them gain profit through measures including acquisition and asset reconfiguration," Yao said. "There are no grounds for these claims of embezzling state assets."
"Yao has no shares in GI Technologies, a listed company. Shareholders' information is publicized online by law," Gao said.
"I am the controlling shareholder of the company, and my shares are my own, not Yao's," she said.
According to Chinese police, Guo's "relationship tree" was fabricated by Chen Xiangjun, a 43-year-old jobless man from Leizhou, Guangdong Province. Chen offered Guo fake information in exchange for money.
Chen confessed that he had created the "relationship tree", which was later falsified by Guo.
Chen said that he had received 50,000 yuan (7,404 U.S. dollars) from Guo in payment for fake business data.
Chen also said that he later found out that Yao was an employee of the company with no shares.
"Guo's fabrication and vicious words have greatly impacted the my reputation, as well as that of the company, executives and employers, and I express my strong outrage at this," said Yao.
Gao, who is currently abroad, said that "if the company has suffered from Guo's rumors, we will not rule out taking legal measures to safeguard our legitimate rights."
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