According to Singapore's "Crossing Times" reported on June 11, a local freight forwarding company in Singapore that has a commercial dispute with China's bicycle operator, too, plans to sell an entire warehouse from China with a new "ofo" share. bicycle.
However, in view of the ongoing negotiations between the two parties, OFO stated that it has agreed to pay "related expenses" for the services provided by the shipping company and stated that the actions taken by the shipping company are "too aggressive".
The freight forwarder was not named.
According to the report, ofo declined to explain further, so the details of the payment dispute are not yet clear. A company called Leading Logistics, which is believed to be involved in this matter, did not respond to the challenge of the Straits Times on June 11.
According to reports, the advertising flyers for the sale ofOf the small yellow car starting from S$50 have been widely spread on the Internet over the weekend. The sale will take place from June 15th to 17th in a warehouse rented from Bok Seng Logistics. It is believed that there are about 9,000 bicycles currently installed there.
A spokesman for the Boxon logistics company said that the company has not yet officially received the sale from any of the parties concerned and has not authorized the event. "Therefore, the aforementioned date will not carry out any sales activities," said a spokesperson for Boxon Logistics.
According to reports, Christopher Hilton, ofo’s director of market policy and communications for Southeast Asia, said that ofo is considering resorting to legal measures but is also sincerely trying to avoid the sale of bicycles. Hilton said that ofo thinks this sales is unreasonable and its purpose is to gain advantages in ongoing trade negotiations. At the same time, Mr. Hilton said that flyers/advertisements were not produced by ofo and did not reflect ofofo’s official position. (Internship Compilation