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Founded in 1996, Yuhe International Inc. ("Yuhe") is the second largest day-old broiler breeder in China.Yuhe hatches and sells broilers to farms when they are one day old. With headquarters in Weifang, Shandong province, the Company has modern, ISO9001 certified facilities and is led by an experienced team which includes experts in chicken breeding, disease prevention and animal husbandry science. The Company had a capacity of roughly 2.3 million sets of Hubbard and Arbor Acres parent breeders at 33 chicken farms and 3 hatcheries.

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muscleman 13-Apr-2011 11:31 AM
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They lost 33 M in 2010, but shareholder equity has doubled, how is it possible? (#9226) 13-Apr-2011 11:31 AM

The shareholder equity increase was primarily due to Additional paid-in capital increase. This year's shares increased by about  5M. I am confused how these numbers would match, because even their highest stock price was $12, so even if they issued the new shares right around that price, they would only get $60M more shareholder equity. But with the burn of 33M, the equity should only increase by 27M.

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