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ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming is only 38 years old, but his short video platform Douyin is a household name with a 45% market share and 680 million active users, according to iiMedia Consulting....
“Zhong Shanshan is one of the few people in China to not just build one $10 billion business, but two $10 billion businesses,” said Hoogewerf. “It’s pretty remarkable.” New breed of ...
Zhong Shanshan, 66, holds the title of China’s richest man with a net worth of US$62.9 billion at the time of writing. He is the chairman of Nongfu Spring and owner of Beijing Wantai Biological ...
China ’s elusive billionaire Zhong Shanshan, whose fortune surged after two of his companies went public in 2020, has now become Asia ’s richest person, pushing ahead of several others ...
Zhong Shanshan didn’t even finish high school. Photo: @newmoney_gr/Instagram Zhong may be revered now for his business acumen, but he dropped out of school at just 12 years old.
The biggest winner, in both dollar and percentage terms, is bottled water magnate Zhong Shanshan, who is up $66.9 billion in the past year after he took Nongfu Spring public on the Hong Kong Stock ...
Zhong is currently the 15th richest person in the world, according to the list, which Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk topped with an estimated net worth of $264.9 billion. Here's a look at how the ...
Tuesday’s stock jump pushed Zhong’s net worth to $51 billion, making him the second richest person in China, after Alibaba’s Jack Ma’s $51.3 billion and the third richest in Asia. Zhong owns 84 percent of Nongfu Spring. Zhong is notable in that he is the only individual among China’s top five richest people who does not hail from the ...
From humble beginnings in the backdrop of the Cultural Revolution to the richest man of China, Zhong Shanshan is truly a rag to riches story. In this article, learn about how the “Lone Wolf” founded the largest beverage company in China that has recorded one of the most dominant decades in commerce. 1. Early Years. Zhong was born in ...
Like quite a few of China’s biggest billionaires, Zhong had a tough start in life. Brought up in poverty, he dropped out of school aged 12 during China’s chaotic Cultural Revolution and took odd jobs in construction and carpentry to help feed his family.