TREE NEWS update: O-Film issued a statement saying false information about the company and its executives has spread across multiple online platforms, damaging its reputation and capital-market image. The company called the claims entirely fabricated, said it has preserved all evidence and reported the matter to government authorities, and vowed to pursue legal action against those who create or spread the false information.
O-Film Denies Fake Online Claims About Company and Executives
The notable element is not the denial itself but the route chosen: a public statement paired with evidence preservation and a report to authorities, which signals the company treats the claims as a governance and disclosure matter rather than routine rumor. How regulators and platforms respond, and whether the false posts are traced or withdrawn, is the open question. For listed Chinese media firms, the reputational and capital-market exposure from unverified online claims can outlast the original rumor.
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