Changhong Company was delisted last year because it failed to legally disclose and file its financial reports for 112 and the first and second quarters of 113. The Taipei Inspection and Investigation Authorities received reports that Changhong was involved in false financial reporting during 107. Today, they conducted searches in four locations and questioned 14 people, including the former chairman Huang. The Inspection and Investigation Authorities received reports that during the year 107, Changhong had a transaction exceeding 100 million New Taiwan Dollars with a foreign company, which was not recorded as a related party transaction in the financial report,涉嫌 violating the Securities Trading Act by falsely reporting or issuing false financial reports and financial documents. The Taipei District Prosecutors' Office today directed the Taipei Investigation Bureau's Northern Machinery Station to conduct searches at four locations of Changhong Company and two other companies, with court-issued search warrants. They also notified three defendants, including the former chairman Huang, and 11 witnesses to appear for verification and investigation to clarify the facts, and are expected to transfer the case to the Northern Prosecutors' Office for further interrogation this evening.