Thailand shoe industry The main business is the research, production and sales of sports shoes soles. Before it appeared before the public, they all wore the label of "Anta sole supplier". At present, Thailand footwear is the largest sole supplier of Anta and XTEP. It is also the sole supplier of the top five, 31st degree, Hongxing Erke and del Hui. At the same time, the Thai shoe industry has repeatedly said it is "the largest sole manufacturer in Quanzhou." Anta's annual report shows that in 2009, the largest supplier of Anta accounted for 6.4% of its total purchases, while the former five suppliers purchased 25%. In 2008, the largest supplier accounted for 6.1%, while the former five suppliers accounted for 26.7%. That is to say, the shoe sole provided by the Thai shoe industry does not exceed 6.4% of the purchase amount of Anta. The Thai shoe industry also acknowledges that there are no more than 10 fixed shoe soles for general sports shoes manufacturers.

The footwear industry of Tai Ya claims that it has many competitive technologies. However, only 5 practical models are displayed in the prospectus, which are already owned by the Thai footwear industry. The other 10 kinds of invention, 2 utility models and 5 designs are all "accepted" and the earliest date of application is April 14, 2009. A lawyer who conducted a listing consultation said that this could be a processing skill, and many companies would choose to go public before listing. Assault for patent application , Beautify prospectus In fact, the number of patents that have core competitiveness and how many patents will eventually be won is unknown.

Thailand footwear industry has three legal person shareholders, including the actual controller Lin Xiangwei, Wang Yane and his wife holding 100% of Tai Ya international, as well as Tai Ya investment and Guangzhou Tianfu. However, when the footwear industry of Tai Ya rose to life, shareholders fell down collectively. As of June 30, 2010, the net assets of Tai Ya were only HK $9600.30, net profit was 0.3 yuan, and Thailand invested 20 thousand and 300 yuan in the same period, and Guangzhou Tianfu lost 90 thousand and 300 yuan in the first half of 2010. Among them, Guangzhou Tianfu was an external investor who increased capital and shares in November 2009. At the time of capital increase, the net assets of Tai Ya shoes were 1.4 yuan per share, and Guangzhou Tianfu shares were priced at only 2 yuan per share.