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Phoenix Rising Companies Corporate Review and New Direction
Phoenix Rising Companies Corporate Review and New Direction.
About this update from Phoenix Rising Cos.
[{"type":"text","content":"PARK CITY, UT / ACCESSWIRE / October 1, 2021 / Phoenix Rising Companies (OTCQB:PRCX)After more than a year of attempting to clarify and satisfy various issues surrounding international ownership of Chinese entities and properties, Phoenix Rising is prepared to share its findings related to Wandi Mining in preparation for one or more US acquisitions.As a recap, in recent years, serious conflicts have arisen between US corporate ownership of businesses and properties in China due to Chinese governmental requirements. After working to satisfy all the acquisition details related to Wandi, and recent Chinese regulatory initiatives, it became evident to management that finalizing ownership and political differences with its Chinese properties and entities ultimately fit neither its business objectives nor long-term shareholder's interests. As a result, management has made a series of executive and strategic decisions in order to abandon and unwind the Wandi Mining acquisition, and pave the way for renewed shareholder confidence by seeking US-based acquisitions.Recent statements and regulatory actions by the Chinese government, such as those related to natural resources, data, security, anti-monopoly concerns, entertainment, education, finance, real estate, video gaming, advertising, casino operations, social mores, healthcare and China's extension of authority into Hong Kong, has impacted our ability to conduct our business, accept foreign investments, or list on a U.S. or other foreign exchange. Under current regulatory conditions in China, virtually no aspect of society is being left unaffected by these changes; therefore we expect that our business and operations would also be affected by China regulatory actions in the future. Furthermore, the policies of the Chinese government, including the implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong, recent legislative and government policy changes, including the redistribution of wealth in society away from financially successful businesses under the Chinese government's Common Prosperity policy, may impact our ability to operate with legal certainty. In sum, we have determined that the risk of losing the enormous financial investment required to build out the infrastructure of a mining project in China is too great in light of other, less risky, available investments in jurisdict...