Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent share transfer involving Huang Tao and Weng Shuhua, highlighting the implications of their divorce settlement on the ownership structure of Liren Lizhuang, a cosmetics e-commerce company [1][5]. Shareholder Changes - After the share transfer, Huang Tao's holding decreased from 32.46% to 28.28%, while Weng Shuhua acquired 16,747,538 shares, representing 4.18% of the total share capital [1][3]. - The market value of the shares obtained by Weng Shuhua is over 171 million yuan, reflecting an increase of over 40% since the court ruling [3]. Legal Proceedings - The dispute over asset division began in March 2024, with Weng Shuhua requesting one-eighth of Huang Tao's shares [5]. - In January 2025, a court ruled that Huang Tao must transfer 16,747,538 shares to Weng Shuhua, a decision upheld after Huang Tao's appeal was rejected [5][6]. Company Background - Liren Lizhuang was established in 2007 and is recognized as one of the first online retail service providers in China, collaborating with brands like Maybelline and Schwarzkopf [8]. - The company went public on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in September 2020 [6]. Financial Performance - Liren Lizhuang has experienced a significant decline in performance, with a projected net loss of 30 to 42.5 million yuan for the first half of 2025 [11]. - The company's revenue fell by 37.44% in 2024, amounting to 1.728 billion yuan, and it reported a net loss of 24.4 million yuan, a decline of 182.64% year-on-year [11]. Executive Compensation - Despite the company's poor financial performance, the CFO received a salary of 1.47 million yuan, which is significantly higher than the industry average [11]. - The average salary for the board and executives is 1.3472 million yuan, ranking high within the industry [12].