It was subsequently listed as a Chinese national high-tech enterprise and went public on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on 12 August 2010.

[7] In a separate deal, Tianjin Jiarui bought 15% stake of Le Vision Pictures from LeEco.

[citation needed] Despite the stake that held by Le.com was unchanged at 36.4046%, Tianjin Jiarui suppressed Le.com as the largest shareholder (46.0507%) of Lerong Zhixin.

[citation needed] In February 2017 Le.com formed an agreement with a supplier Truly International Holdings for capital increase.

In July 2018, Leshi announced that it was at risk of being suspended from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange due to negative net assets.

[16] For its streaming service in the United States, Le.com partners with content providers Machinima Inc., Tastemade, Seeso, and Indieflix, among others.

Le.com produced flat screen smart TV via a non wholly owned subsidiary Leshi Zhixin (Chinese: 乐视致新; pinyin: Lèshì zhìxīn).

[17] LeCloud, previously Letv Cloud, invented the VaaS (Video-as-a-Service) model in 2014, similar to other "as a service" technologies like IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.

[18] VaaS model is based on cloud computing, big data, and video technologies.