After so many years of ups and downs, why has Huawei not chosen to go public?

Regarding Huawei's non-listing, 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 disclosure, so listing is not considered at all.

In fact, in addition to these hard factors, there is a very important reason why Huawei is not listed, first of all, Huawei's equity structure can not be listed, we all know that Huawei adopts a kind of equity structure of full shareholding, in Huawei enterprises, employees' shareholding accounts for 95% of the shares, if it is impossible to go public, then it means that there will be a large number of employees to withdraw, so that employees can not calm down to study the development of technology, Then Huawei's ultimate goal is getting farther and farther away, you must know that Huawei's ultimate goal is to rely on technology to dominate the world. In fact, Huawei can now have such a good development, and its own equity model is inseparable, it is precisely because everyone can get benefits, everyone will focus on research and development, Huawei can have more money.

Moreover, if Huawei is listed, then there will be a lot of foreign funds entered, and having foreign funds means that Huawei will usher in a lot of new shareholders, these new shareholders are businessmen, and the most important thing for businessmen is to make money, and make money as the main goal, so there will not be more money on technology research, so there may not be more development in science and technology research as before. And it's also possible that these new shareholders will invest their money in other areas, and in any case, their own R&D investments will be reduced. In the face of such a situation, today's Huawei does not want to see it, so it can only not be listed.

As a domestic brand, Huawei has really experienced a lot of difficulties, of course, it has overcome a lot of difficulties, and there must be a reason not to choose to go public, after all, there may be more risks after listing that we can't see.

Huawei is a very powerful company, and he has his own development plan. It may not be their expectation to go public at the moment, and it is still improving.

It is better not to be listed than to be listed, and listing is not the only way to go out, and there are many risks after listing, and it may be controlled by other forces. Therefore, it is hoped that Huawei will not be listed.

Because Huawei is strong and beautiful, it may not be the first choice of the company to go public, and it also faces many factors when it is listed, and it doesn't matter if it is listed or not.

If you don't go public, do you have to consider not going public? For example, it will be affected by the stock price market, and the financial situation needs to be disclosed. Wait a minute. In short, I believe in Huawei.

Huawei Huawei China is promising, I think Huawei has strength, the products are getting better and better, and they have also been praised by the Chinese people, in short, it is strongly supported!

Huawei has the strength and capital, it is completely self-sufficient, does not need the intervention of foreign capital, and this kind of high-tech company is also strongly supported by the state.

The main thing I think is that Huawei doesn't need to be listed, it has the strength and funds, and it doesn't need to use the listing to get other people's investment, and it can be completely self-sufficient.

Huawei is not a publicly traded company. Most of the reasons for not listing in Huawei are that Ren Zhengfei has distributed all his ** to employees, and only retains 1% of his **. When he goes public, he has to collect ** for valuation.

For Huawei, which has been in the industry for more than 10 years, employee stock ownership can inspire employees to motivate themselves. Once he goes public, it may increase the inertia of the employees. Although Huawei is not listed, it is a powerful Fortune 500 company.

Not going public, Huawei doesn't mean it doesn't have the ability to raise money, but it has chosen not to go public for a variety of reasons. At present, many outstanding enterprises at home and abroad are reluctant to go public. Domestic companies such as Lao Gan Ma and Wahaha are reluctant to go public, and foreign giants such as IKEA, Heinz Group, and Gaole choose not to go public.

Now let's talk about the benefits of going public. The first is that a large amount of money can be harvested in a short period of time. If it goes public, it can be financed quickly, which is the fastest means and the biggest benefit; Second, you can share the risk by allowing the public to share the company's risk with you by issuing your own company's **.

For these two points, that is, the biggest advantage of listing, it can improve its own capital flow and reduce risks. As for other advantages, it can get rid of the control of the bank, increase the company's visibility and many benefits.

Huawei is not a listed company. Because in the early days of Huawei's establishment, it was difficult to raise funds as a private enterprise, and at the same time, in order to attract talents, Mr. Ren diluted his shares a lot, which is Huawei's full shareholding. As both an employee and a shareholder, Huawei is able to work as one, thrive, and has a strong ability to execute.

If Huawei goes public, there will be tens of thousands of millionaires or billionaires, and these people will not have a lot of motivation to develop. Huawei does not pursue enterprise scale, and Huawei's development is not short of funds, so it will not enter the capital market and will never be listed. This is determined by Huawei's development model and the company's development approach formulated by Chairman Ren Zhengfei.

What are the benefits of Huawei not going public.

In order to go public, Huawei must clean up its employee stock ownership. Currently, Huawei has about 180,000 employees, and more than 80,000 employees hold shares in Huawei. These employees who hold shares are the backbone of Huawei or employees who have contributed to Huawei's development.

Huawei's repossession of these employees' shares is obviously a big one, and the division of employees is inevitable.

After Huawei goes public, the executives and backbones who hold shares will become multimillionaires, or even billionaires, so who wants to stay at Huawei and work hard. For those executives and backbones who have strength and ambition, after the ** cash fortune, they can start their own businesses and build a second and third Huawei, which is also likely to collapse.

At present, Ren Zhengfei only holds shares in Huawei, and once it is listed, the company's controlling stake is inevitable. In this way, whether Ren Zhengfei's position can be kept is a question.

Why do companies want to go public? Huawei is really this wonderful!

It is the company's decision not to go public. If you don't want to go public, you don't want to be transparent. It may also be detrimental to the development of individuals or companies.

If you just want to understand casually, the following paragraph is more in line with the facts: 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.

But if you want to know more about Huawei, I recommend reading the book "Will Huawei Be the Next to Fall".

In fact, when interviewing Ren Zhengfei, the CEO of Huawei, he said: "We have all heard a large number of theories in traditional economics, which claim that shareholders have a long-term vision, they will not pursue short-term interests, and will make very reasonable and evidence-based investments in the future." But in fact, Ren said, "[public] shareholders are always greedy, and they want to squeeze every drop of a company's profits as quickly as possible, whereas the people who own the company are not so greedy."

One of the reasons why we were able to outperform our competitors was that we didn't go public. ”

Moreover, Ren Zhengfei said that there is no need for Huawei to provide greater transparency by going public. Huawei will grant its employees equity in the company, a move that Ren calls a "long-term perspective." Ren Zhengfei also explained Huawei's internal shareholding structure, saying that he only holds shares, and the rest is held by the company's employees.

Ren Zhengfei believes that this shareholding structure is one of the reasons why Huawei has been able to catch up with its industry peers, "Huawei's employees are also the owners of the company, so they tend to take a long-term view and don't rush to cash out. The owners of the company are not greedy, so Huawei can stay where it enjoys. However, I can't live forever, and maybe one day Huawei people will become greedy.

That's why Huawei doesn't go public, but even if it doesn't, Huawei is still one of the world's top 500! The most important thing is that it belongs to Made in China!

1. Huawei's market performance is good and its funds are sufficient. Huawei, which has already completed its capital accumulation, does not need to go public for capital and financing needs. In addition, once a company is listed, it must be open and transparent.

For Huawei, there are a lot of trade secrets in the field of information technology, and it is inconvenient to disclose them now, so it resolutely chose not to go public.

2. Huawei's equity is relatively dispersed, and equity incentives are an important measure to motivate employees within Huawei. 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, which may make Huawei's employees unable to calm down for technology research and development, and everyone may only focus on making money.

3. The company is very well-known and does not need to be recognized through listing. Since the reputation of domestic listed companies is relatively average, not listing has become a way for Huawei to improve market recognition. Many friends can find that the benefits brought by listing are not very attractive to Huawei, which is the main reason why Huawei is not listed.

Why does Huawei insist on not going public?

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.

Huawei only develops the communications industry, and does not have the brains to diversify, so it is not short of money. In addition, Huawei has a sense of social responsibility and does not want to defraud shareholders by collecting money.

After Huawei goes public, it can't be faked.

To put it simply, the purpose of going public is to raise funds, and Huawei is not short of money and is not in a hurry to expand the market, plus Huawei focuses on technology, it is likely that it will not make money or even lose money in the short term. After going public, it will decentralize the company's control, which is not conducive to technological development, and the company will be responsible for shareholders, which means that shareholders can see tangible benefits, which is not good for Huawei. In short, there are many reasons, but there are many more benefits of not going public now than there are benefits of going public.

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.