2016 In late 2015, it was announced that Leshi Zhixin would bought the new shares of
TCL Multimedia for HK$2.27
billion (HK$6.5 per share), a subsidiary of
TCL Corporation. On 11 May 2016, the deal was completed, which Leshi Zhixin holds the stake via Hong Kong incorporated subsidiary
Letv ZhiXin Investment (HK) Limited.
2017 On 13 January 2017
Sunac China (via Tianjin Jiarui Huixi (), a subsidiary of Tianjin Yingrui Huixi (), which Sunac China had a contract with Tianjin Yingrui Huixi that Sunac China used Tianjin Yingrui Huixi as a proxy to invest in China in order to bypass the law on restriction on foreign investment) acquired part of the stake of Leshi Zhixin from Le.com and a minority shareholder, private equity fund Xinle Asset Management Tianjin (, a fund for employee ownership), for and respectively. After the transaction, Leshi Zhixin would issue 10% new shares to Tianjin Jiarui for an additional (share capital and
share premium combined). After the deals, Le.com would still be the largest shareholder but for 40.3118% only, it was followed by Tianjin Jiarui for 33.4959% and
Leshi Holding Beijing for 18.3805%; Xinle would owned just 1.9777% as the fifth largest shareholder, including two new investors: private equity fund Ningbo Hangzhou Bay New District LeRan Investment Management () for 4.0434% stake and
Hua Insurance for 1.1310% stake. However, after a legal mediation the new agreement was for Truly to own 2.6667% at the initial partial investment amount of RMB240 million. In December 2017, the company was renamed to
Xīn Lèshì Zhìjiā (). According to National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System, as of 20 December 2016, Leshi Holding Beijing, a private company owned by the chairman of Le.com, had pledged all their Leshi Zhixin stake to
China Minsheng Trust. ==Equity investments==