Riverine China Revamps Finance and Governance Leadership After CFO Resignation

Riverine China Holdings Limited ( (HK:1417) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Riverine China Holdings has announced the resignation of chief financial officer, company secretary and authorised representative Mr. Cai Yufei, effective 15 April 2026, citing personal reasons and confirming no disagreement with the board or issues requiring shareholder attention. The company has moved quickly to fill the leadership gap, appointing deputy chief financial officer Ms. Li Zhao Lei as the new CFO and Hong Kong solicitor Ms. Chan Hun Man Lena as company secretary and authorised representative, reinforcing continuity in financial management and governance.

Ms. Li, who joined the group in 2024 and became deputy CFO in 2025, brings a decade of experience in auditing, internal control and financial management, including roles at accounting firms and listed companies, which should support stable oversight of the group’s daily financial operations. Ms. Chan’s long-standing legal and corporate governance practice in Hong Kong, along with her focus on regulatory compliance, is expected to strengthen Riverine China’s adherence to listing requirements and bolster confidence among investors and regulators in its corporate governance framework.

More about Riverine China Holdings Limited

Riverine China Holdings Limited, incorporated in the Cayman Islands and listed in Hong Kong, operates through a group structure in mainland China. The company is subject to Hong Kong’s Companies Ordinance and Listing Rules, indicating a regulated corporate environment and obligations to maintain compliant financial reporting and governance structures.

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