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Link Holdings Says Audit Timetable Dispute Prompts BDO Resignation
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Link Holdings Says Audit Timetable Dispute Prompts BDO Resignation
  • Link Holdings clarified BDO resigned over disagreement on an accelerated 2026 audit timetable; no other disagreements or outstanding audit issues existed.
  • Rongcheng became auditor effective October 23, 2026, committing to early audit work in November.
  • A correction disclosed Rongcheng's regulatory reprimand and fine for registration breaches in 2022 and 2023, with no finding of intentional misconduct.
  • The audit committee maintained Rongcheng was independent and capable, citing administrative breaches unrelated to engagement-level audit quality.
  • Annual results are targeted for publication by March 19, 2027, versus the previous March 31 target.


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