Huawei, which has become one of the world s top 500 companies, is it not listed just because Ren Zhe

However, one thing should be clear: the employee's shares are not original shares, but dividend shares, that is, relatively insuring income shares. Due to the dispersion of shareholding, many people believe that this company has no major shareholders, and it is all managed by Ren Zhengfei himself. In fact, in the early days, 98% of the equity was entrusted to the management company, and the personnel rights and decision-making rights were still entrusted to the shareholding employee representative meeting (115 shareholding employees) for approval.

Everyone may be wrong, although Ren Zhengfei is said to be Huawei's big boss, but Ren Zhengfei is not the only one in the company who has the final say, don't be misled by the remarks on the Internet! Huawei's friends who know it know that unlike other companies, Huawei is not the boss who holds the majority of shares, Ren Zhengfei only takes the shares left and right in Huawei, and the other shares are given to employees.

However, one thing should be clear: the employee's shares are not original shares, but dividend shares, that is, relatively insuring income shares. Due to the dispersion of shareholding, many people believe that this company has no major shareholders, and it is all managed by Ren Zhengfei himself. In fact, in the early days, 98% of the equity was entrusted to the management company, and the personnel rights and decision-making rights were still entrusted to the shareholding employee representative meeting (115 shareholding employees) for approval.

In other words, Huawei is not a company that Ren Zhengfei alone has the final sayIn other words, Ren Zhengfei just pointed out the path of development for this company, as for whether to go or not, it depends on the situation passed by the shareholding employee representative meeting, now the friends are clear, Huawei is not Ren Zhengfei's own company!

It's not that Huawei doesn't go public, it's that Huawei thinks it's not necessary to go public, and the purpose of going public is to make money, and Huawei is pursuing technology.

In other words, Ren Zhengfei is just pointing out the path of development for this company, and whether it will go depends on the approval of the shareholding employee representative meeting

No, there are also employees who hold shares to decide, so it's not just because of Ren Zhengfei.

I don't think this should be, there are other reasons, after all, it is a state-owned enterprise.

No, this is Huawei's strategy, resolutely make its own brand, and not let the listing affect itself.

I don't think it's going to be that simple, there are a lot of reasons.

There may be reasons we don't understand, or we may feel that the time has not come.

No, there must be many factors that decide, and Huawei is not Ren Zhengfei's alone, and he can't decide it alone.

No, this is determined by many factors and cannot be discussed one-sidedly.

The reason why Huawei is not listed is mainly due to the following three reasons:

1.Huawei is performing well in the market and is well funded. Huawei, which has already completed its capital accumulation, does not need to go public for capital and financing needs.

2.Huawei's equity is very dispersed, and equity incentives are an important measure within Huawei to motivate employees. If Huawei wants to go public, it will have to make great adjustments to the company's structure, and the company's management philosophy will also be impacted.

3.Huawei's company is very well-known and does not need to be recognized through listing. And because the reputation of domestic listed companies is relatively average, not listing has become a way for Huawei to improve market recognition.

Therefore, we can find that the benefits brought by the listing are not very attractive to Huawei. This is the main reason why Huawei is not listed.

For a company to go public, there are internal reasons and external reasons. Internal reasons include the shareholding structure, whether there is a lack of capital to expand the business, etc. In China, the external reasons for listing include ** reasons, market reasons and so on.

Judging from Huawei's public information, due to the lack of concentration of equity (listing means that management control may be deprived although it is very unlikely), and the large number of shareholders holding original shares (listing produces many billionaires, which will interfere with the social impact and have a negative impact on the company), in addition, China's current market situation is difficult to accept such a behemoth in a non-special period (if it is calculated according to 49% of the financing, or more than 50 billion RMB for financing, This is a fatal blow to the market).

The most important reason is that Huawei is not short of money, and a company does not have to go public if it is not short of money to develop, after all, many things listed have to be made public, and they have to accept the supervision of shareholders and **, and a lot of information is transparent, which is not good for a private enterprise that has risen silently. Therefore, the timing of Huawei's launch is still unknown. Perhaps, when Huawei has sorted out its shareholding structure and needs more liquidity to support the company's development and strength, that is when it goes public.

I hope my answer can help you.

In order not to go public, many people think that Huawei's ability to make money is very strong and it has great development in various fields, so it really doesn't matter much for Huawei to go public, anyway, it has popularity and there is no shortage of money. At the same time, if a company wants to go public, then the information must be open and transparent, and Huawei has many trade secrets in the field of information technology that are not suitable for public use.

Huawei's own company as a whole cannot be listed because it has an employee stock ownership platform, and the shareholding structure is relatively complex, and listed companies need a clear shareholding structure.

Why didn't Huawei go public? The reason behind it reflects Huawei's conscience and strength.

Why does Huawei insist on not going public?

It is precisely because it is not listed that it makes people feel terrible, you see that it has been so long, Ali Ant Financial problems and the problems under investigation have affected the stock price, and the phenomenon of Xiaomi being blacklisted this time has also affected the stock price, and even Apple's stock price has been ...... because there is no charger at the iphone12 conference

So it is conceivable that sometimes water can carry a boat and also capsize a boat, which is a very vivid metaphor for the ** market! Huawei is not listed, but Huawei is not short of money, so Huawei can also rely on its own business capabilities to support its own scientific research and development, support employee support and industrial development, and so on! Therefore, Huawei's strategy can only start with strategic partnerships!

For example, organizing other countries to cooperate with Huawei, such as not allowing chip companies to manufacture chips for Huawei, nor selling chips to Huawei, this has formed a constraint, and it is difficult to affect Huawei's development from the financial field, after all, if it is not listed, they will not be able to make a fuss from this aspect!

The terrible thing about Huawei lies in Huawei's scientific research and technical capabilities, Huawei's huge foundation in the construction of global intelligent terminals and 5G, for example, Huawei already has self-developed chips, so chip manufacturers will make a lot less money to a certain extent, and once Huawei's output is improved, sales will increase and once it will become the world's No. 1 mobile phone manufacturer, you say let him develop it himself, how much does it lose!

And the most important thing for you is that the chip is the heart of the intelligent hardware system, and such computing power is mastered by others, which is naturally scary! If an enterprise participates in many 5G projects around the world, does this mean that many network terminals need to use Huawei, and does it mean that Huawei can also obtain data information from a region or even a country from the network port (maybe not comprehensive is public data), which also plays a great role in the era of global network data!

Today I saw a woman educating her daughter: Baby, do you remember what Mommy told you?

The little girl said, "Remember, first, don't open the door to strangers, second: don't take strangers' things, and third: don't eat strangers' food."

Mother: Baby, little girl: Mom, who is the stranger?

Huawei has provided the most advanced, safest and highest-quality information services to the world, and is the true love of people all over the world. Midi pot should pay attention to those monitoring the world, and opening the back door is what makes the world afraid of the shame of all mankind. [laughs and cries].

Because Huawei has strong R&D capabilities.

Because going public has the potential to lead the company to death. It is possible to take it to heaven. It is possible that you have worked hard all your life just to work for others. It's very simple. There is also a possibility that Huawei is not an ordinary company and does not need investors.

Huawei, one of the world's top 100 companies, why didn't it go public? Yu Chengdong gave the answer.

This is a short article, I hope you read it!

Mr. Ren Zhengfei once said: "Huawei is not short of money, so we will not go public!" ”

I wonder what you see from this sentence?

First of all, let's not look at the latter sentence, but look at the previous sentence. "Huawei is very rich" - but Ren Zhengfei, as the CEO of the group, failed to make the rich list, why? Personally, I think the most important of these is - shares!

Ren Zhengfei: We all know that Huawei's employees are well paid, and many people dream of working at Huawei. Why?

Because Ren Zhengfei, as the CEO, distributes most of the company's shares, but please note that it is not distributed at will, but uses the shares to motivate employees. Because only when employees make money and feel that the company is good, they will naturally be full of energy, so as to create more value for the company! Ren Zhengfei also said that the only way for employees not to quit is to give enough money.

How domineering! First: Moreover, we can see through the online information that Ren Zhengfei's shares of Huawei Group are only a few percent, which is relatively low. Even if you calculate it, it's very rich, but it's still too small for the share of the whole company!!

Therefore, Ren Zhengfei is not on the rich list, which also has a lot to do with shares.

Second: it's a problem of its own! Huawei's main focus is to create value for customers, which is Ren Zhengfei's primary goal.

As for how much money and how much ranking has faded out of his consideration. His goal is not how many places to occupy, but the future of Huawei!! This is also what I admire as a fellow countryman!

Even if he is not on the rich list, it will not affect his status in people's hearts!

Huawei is so successful, why has Ren Zhengfei never been on the rich list?

A brief evaluation of Ren Zhengfei's kind of person: low-key and high-profile work, the Huawei Group that handled it responded to the call of "being a century-old enterprise".

Companies on the rich list die quickly, and the curse cannot be dispelled!

It doesn't have much to do with us.

Huawei is so successful, why has Ren Zhengfei never been on the rich list?

Let's take a look at Huawei's market capitalization first, although Huawei is not listed, Huawei is ranked 83 among the world's top 500 companies, which is not low when converted. Compared with Xiaomi, which has a market value of 40 billion US dollars, Xiaomi's revenue last year was about 100 billion yuan, while Huawei's mobile phone business revenue was 230 billion, accounting for 30% of Huawei Group. Huawei's market capitalization on paper is about $300 billion, but given Huawei's influence in the world, the valuation will fluctuate by tens of billions of dollars.

How to calculate, Huawei's market capitalization should be slightly higher than Samsung.

The reason why Ren Zhengfei can't be on the rich list is first of allHe does not pay attention to the amount of personal wealth, but to the development of the enterprise and the enhancement of strength, but also because he stimulates the creative vitality of the employees of the enterprise and distributes shares to the employees。According to the information, Ren Zhengfei widely distributed Huawei's shares to employees to cultivate a wolf-like corporate culture, and he himself only accounted for a little more than 1% of Huawei's shares, and his mind was not on personal wealth at all.

Under such a feeling, Ren Zhengfei's personal wealth must be very small, and it is impossible to compare with Ma Yun, Ma Huateng, Liu Qiangdong and others. Moreover,Ren Zhengfei's energy is not to gather wealth, but to gather the lofty development prospects of enterprisesHis recent speech was thought-provoking and an encouragement to all entrepreneurs.

Ren Zhengfei said at a meeting: "We must face up to the strength of the United States, see the gaps, firmly learn from the United States, and never let anti-American sentiment dominate our work." Do not support populism in society, not allow populism to emerge internally, at least not allow it to have the opportunity to speak.

All employees must have a sense of crisis, not blind optimism, and no narrow nationalism. ”This kind of sentiment reminds us not only to pay attention to the strength of the opponent, but also not to be frightened by the opponent's strength, to learn from the strengths of others, to accelerate development, and to strive to catch up.

When it comes to Huawei, many people have the impression that it is a mobile phone. Therefore, there will always be people who will compare Huawei and Apple. However, for Huawei, the mobile phone business is just a side hustle, and the enterprise service and communication business are more powerful.

As the only mobile phone manufacturer that has long been entrenched in the top four domestic positions, Huawei's strength should not be underestimated. After the advent of the era of smart phones, friends in the same period have been eliminated by the times either because of insufficient innovation ability or because of insufficient market insight. However, Huawei is the only one that stands tall with independent innovation.

Not only that, but now Huawei is more and more courageous, focusing on high-end flagships, and expanding overseas markets through them, easily sitting in the third place in global shipments.

It can be said that Huawei has become bigger and bigger, and it can be inferred that Huawei's CEO should also be a rich man. But this is not the case, in the latest Forbes rankings, even Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, whose shipments are behind Huawei, is on the list, but Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei is missing, why is this?

Maybe some friends will think that it is the reason why Huawei is not listed, but in fact, whether it is listed has little to do with whether Ren Zhengfei is on the rich list, but it is precisely Mr. Ren who said that the reason why Huawei is not listed is that the company is not short of money. In my opinion, one of the reasons may be that Huawei's benefits to employees are too "real".

As the main founder of the company, Ren Zhengfei's stake in Huawei is much lower than everyone thinks. What about the other shares? Naturally, it was given to other veterans who have made great contributions to Huawei.

So why does Ren Zhengfei still the boss of Huawei? This is because the equity allocated to shareholders is fictitious equity, that is, there is only the right to dividends and no decision-making power. Therefore, even if Ren Zhengfei is not as rich as the CEOs of other manufacturers, the captain of Huawei's giant ship will always be him.

Maybe wealth and ranking are nothing to Ren Zhengfei, only Huawei is the most worthy of his efforts. For this, it is indeed extremely admired, friends, what do you think?