Ren Zhengfei holds 1 4 shares in Huawei, and Ma Yun holds 8 9 shares in Alibaba, who has more wealth

71-year-old Ren Zhengfei ranked 230th with a fortune of 12.5 billion yuan. Although Ren Zhengfei's ranking this year has risen 192 places compared with last year, and his personal wealth has increased by 56%, compared with Wang Jianlin, Ma Yun, Ma Huateng and others, Ren Zhengfei's wealth is less than one-tenth of the former. Of course, this does not prevent Huawei from being a respectable company, nor does it prevent Ren Zhengfei from being a respectable entrepreneur.

For Huawei, in terms of revenue and net profit, it far surpasses Internet entrepreneurs such as Alibaba, Tencent, and other Internet entrepreneurs. In the 2016 Fortune Global 500, Huawei was the highest-ranked Chinese private enterprise. In the list of "2016 China's Top 500 Private Enterprises", Huawei Investment Holding **** became the top 500 with an annual revenue of 100 million yuan.

So, why is Huawei so huge, but Ren Zhengfei's net worth is not high? In this regard, this is because although Ren Zhengfei is the main founder of Huawei, his shareholding in Huawei is only about about. Correspondingly, Ma Yun's shareholding in Alibaba is about 7%, Ma Huateng's shareholding in Tencent is about 9%, and Liu Qiangdong, Li Robin and others are more than 10%.

At the same time, compared with Internet companies such as Alibaba and Tencent, Huawei adheres to the principle of non-listing. If it goes public, it may be that Ren Zhengfei's wealth will grow further. However, due to the reasons of not being listed and the low proportion of shareholdings, Ren Zhengfei is temporarily inferior to Wang Jianlin, Ma Yun and others in terms of wealth.

However, in terms of overseas popularity, Ren Zhengfei is the most well-known Chinese entrepreneur.

Previously, a message from Xinhua International showed. With the help of a survey of overseas netizens, that is, who are the most well-known Chinese companies and their founders in your mind. The results of the survey show that the first place is Huawei and Ren Zhengfei, and the support has reached.

After Ren Zhengfei, Alibaba Group and Jack Ma came in second. As for Tencent Group founders Pony Ma and Wanda Wang Jianlin, the voting ratio was less than 10%. So, why did Huawei and Ren Zhengfei leave a deep impression on foreign netizens?

In this regard, this is obviously based on Huawei's overall strength. At present, Huawei has become the world's largest communications equipment manufacturer and the third largest smartphone brand. And in the field of smartphones, Huawei is maintaining a rapid growth trend in markets such as Europe.

Of course, this obviously won't stop Huawei. In the past year, about 60% of Huawei's overall revenue was overseas, which means that it is mainly making money from foreigners.

Finally, in the first half of 2016, Huawei's sales revenue reached 245.5 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 40%, which means that it still maintains strong growth. However, Ren Zhengfei's "anxiety" still exists, so Huawei not only launched Huawei in an all-round way this year

Pay, entering the mobile payment market, and vigorously developing emerging businesses such as cloud computing, so as to maintain a positive transformation momentum.

Modern Jack Ma should be very rich, because Alibaba is developing very well now, so his wealth is also huge.

Of course, it is Ma Yun, because Ren Zhengfei's shareholding ratio is too low, even if the market value difference between Huawei and Alibaba is billions, Ma Yun's wealth is higher.

It must be Jack Ma, as the richest man in China, he must be the richest.

Huawei is different from Alibaba, and in terms of personal income, it should be Jack Ma's wealth.

Jack Ma! All people can't compare to Ma Yun, because Ma Yun's strength is particularly great.

That must be that Ma Yun has earned more, Ma Yun has been in power for so many years, and he must have a lot of savings.

It should be Jack Ma, probably because the number of people used by Alibaba is too large.

As of April 2021, Ren Zhengfei holds shares. The wholly-owned shareholder of Huawei Technologies is Shenzhen Huawei Investment Holdings, which means that Huawei Holdings is a private enterprise 100% owned by employees. Among them, the Shenzhen Huawei Investment Holding **** Trade Union Committee, which represents more than 60,000 employees of Huawei, holds shares, and Ren Zhengfei holds shares as an individual.

At the beginning of Huawei's establishment, it had nothing to rely on but its employees, so it designed this shareholding structure and was approved by Shenzhen. Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou previously said that Huawei made major adjustments to the employee incentive mechanism in 2012, changing from the original employee benefit sharing system to the "acquisition system" to stimulate the potential of employees.

"According to public data, Huawei has two ** easts, Ren Zhengfei occupies them, and the rest are held by the Huawei Investment Holding **** Trade Union Committee. ”

Extended Materials. 1.Huawei's general business items are:

development, production, sales, technical services, engineering installation, maintenance, consulting, leasing of program-controlled switches, transmission equipment, data communication equipment, broadband multi-leading equipment, power supply, wireless communication equipment, microelectronic products, software, system integration engineering, computers and ancillary equipment, terminal equipment and related communication information products, data center computer room infrastructure and ancillary products (including power supply and distribution, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment, intelligent management and monitoring, etc.); information system design, integration, operation and maintenance; integrated circuit design, R&D; R&D, production and sales of unified communication and collaboration products, servers and supporting software and hardware products, storage devices and related software; R&D, production and sales of wireless data products (excluding restricted items);

2.R&D, production and sales of communication site computer room infrastructure and communication supporting equipment (including communication sites, communication rooms, communication power supplies, cabinets, antennas, communication cables, power distribution, intelligent management and monitoring, lithium battery and energy storage systems, etc.); energy science and technology research and development, production and sales of energy-related products; R&D, production and sales of big data products, Internet of Things and communication-related products; R&D, production, sales and service of auto parts and intelligent systems;

3.Construction; Designing, producing, publishing, and advertising all kinds of advertisements; Leasing of communication equipment (excluding restricted items); training services; technical certification services; Information consultation (excluding restricted items); enterprise management consulting (excluding restricted projects); import and export business; domestic commerce, material supply and marketing business (excluding franchise, monopoly control, monopoly and monopoly commodities); foreign economic and technical cooperation business; Housing leasing business (with a license to operate a license); and other business activities not prohibited by laws and regulations (projects subject to approval in accordance with the law can only be carried out after approval by relevant departments). The licensed business items are:

Value-added telecommunications business operations.

Huawei's founder, Ren Zhengfei, is not worth much. Ren Zhengfei's equity in Huawei is only, so his worth is not high. Of course, this is still a huge asset compared to the average person.

Compared with Cisco, Ericsson, Samsung, Apple and other companies with similar businesses, although Huawei cannot go public, the target market value of $150 billion to $200 billion should not be a problem. Therefore, Ren.

The old man is worth about $2 billion. Later, in the process of development, equipment from Cisco and other manufacturers was developed, and it was difficult to obtain recognition from overseas capital. Therefore, in the early stage of Huawei's development, it had to take the path of internal financing, and if the funds were insufficient, it would develop through internal financing channels for the enterprise and employees.

Slowly, the ** of the core senior management is almost diluted.

Finish. One of the more representative is that Ren Laozi's shareholding ratio is only about the left and right, which is not high. Among entrepreneurs, compared with Ma Yun, Ma Huateng, Robin Li, Lei Jun, there is naturally a big gap worth tens of billions of dollars, after all, these Internet companies are generally institutional financing, and the proportion of entrepreneurs will be relatively high.

Old Man Ren's worth cannot be measured by "money" alone, and Ren Zhengfei's money may not be particularly much. The old man's contribution to China's communications field is the most worthy of recognition. At that time, Huawei purchased equipment from a **company and gave it to international communications giants such as Cisco and Ericsson.

Now it has become a communications facility with 180,000 employees.

A technology giant in the consumer business. The old man has made a lot of contributions. Most importantly, Huawei currently has a large number of technical reserves in many core technology areas, such as HiSilicon Kirin processors, communication equipment, and 5G communication technology.

In addition, Huawei is the best technology giant in China's internationalization. More than 50% of its revenue comes from overseas. This is the advantage of core competitiveness.

Therefore, the "value" of Mr. Ren Zhengfei is definitely not only measurable by money, but more importantly, Mr. Ren Zhengfei's contribution to Huawei's Chinese communications industry can be said to be a great achievement!

If Huawei develops so well, the founder's worth must be very high.

Ren Zhengfei's equity in Huawei is only, so his worth is not high. Of course, this is still a huge asset compared to the average person.

His worth is not particularly high, because his shares are distributed to Huawei employees, and the salary of Huawei employees is generally high because Ren Zhengfei takes less money.

Old Man Ren's worth cannot be measured by "money" alone, and Ren Zhengfei's money may not be particularly much.

It shouldn't be low now, after all, Huawei is now the time for wind and water, and it will get higher and higher.

Huawei has now gone from a small company with no name to a business giant.

His worth is not high, but he is a decent person, and he just wants to be a good high-tech brand in China.

With Huawei's current development prospects and development trends, its value is certainly not low.

Such entrepreneurs are socialist entrepreneurs.

Do you understand what it means to be worthy?

How to say this, anyway, it's not low, after all, Huawei's development is very good.

Huawei's annual revenue is 700 billion, but he also spends a lot. For example, the research and development of technology, especially in chips and systems.

Huawei is also a joint-stock company, and it is not controlled by Ren Zhengfei alone. Huawei's annual revenue is large. But Huawei also has a lot of shares, and many employees also have shares.

Because although Huawei's annual income is very high, the cost of its annual investment in technology as a technology company is also very high, so Ren Zhengfei is not the richest man in China.

Because Huawei's income is not owned by Ren Zhengfei, he is only the company's legal person and chairman, and he only takes his own commissions and dividends.

Huawei has a shareholding system, and Ren Zhengfei only accounts for a small part of it, so his personal assets are not much.

Huawei's income far exceeds Alibaba's, why Ren Zhengfei's income is not as good as Ma Yun's, the reason is praised.

Huawei's annual income is as high as more than 600 billion, but Ren Zhengfei has never been on the list of local tyrants, why is Huawei's annual income as high as more than 600 billion, but Ren Zhengfei has never been on the list of local tyrants, why is it why?

Ren Zhengfei holds less than 2% of Huawei's shares, but he has the absolute right to speak in Huawei, and can be called an absolute professional manager in the industry, so why can he have less than 2% of the shares, but has the absolute right to speak, I think there are several reasons.

First, Huawei's equity is dispersed, and it should be clear that Huawei's management and those with a long working life all hold more or less Huawei shares, so Huawei is completely a company with a first-class incentive system, so that all employees feel that they are working for themselves rather than for the boss. Since Huawei has nearly 100,000 employees, its equity is severely diluted. Then there is another problem, all employees will be able to control Huawei if their shares exceed Ren Zhengfei, and people have already found a way to solve this kind of situation.

In fact, only Ren Zhengfei is an individual shareholder in Huawei, and the rest are held by the trade union committee on behalf of employees, and holding shares on behalf of employees can only receive Huawei's dividends, without management rights and voting rights. Therefore, although Ren Zhengfei holds less than 2% of the shares, he is the only individual shareholder, and the other shares are held by the trade union, and the union serves Huawei.

Second, Ren Zhengfei has one veto power in all decisions made by Huawei, which is obviously equivalent to different rights of the same shares, which means that a person holds 10% of the shares, but one equity has ten times the rights, then 10% has 100% of the right to speak and make decisions. At that time, after Xiaomi was listed in Hong Kong, it was worried that the dilution of its equity would affect Lei Jun's control after the listing, and it was the same share weighted voting rights. In Huawei, Ren Zhengfei naturally has a veto power.

Third, the spiritual status of Huawei was founded by Ren Zhengfei in 1987 and led Huawei step by step to the current giant of the communications industry. You can imagine how important he is to Huawei's development. So Ren Zhengfei represents Huawei, and Huawei can't do without him.

He represents Huawei's spiritual pillar and the core of the company, a position that no one can shake. So I think the three reasons are that Ren Zhengfei holds less than 2% of the equity and can control the huge Huawei Group. I feel like it's well written.