Who is the biggest shareholder behind Tencent and Ali? Who is the biggest boss, Xiaomi or JD.COM? COM?

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As we all know, with the rapid development of mobile Internet, many Internet technology giants have emerged in the Internet field in China in the last 20 years, such as Tencent in Hua Teng and Alibaba in Ma Yun, which are two big companies under the banner of Ermayina. Almost all of them occupy more than half of China's Internet field, and the rapid development of the Internet era has also made Tencent and Alibaba and the shareholders behind them earn a lot of money. So what is the biggest shareholder behind Tencent and Ali? In addition, Internet technology companies such as Xiaomi and JD.COM are also developing very fast. Who is their biggest boss? I hope to know!

First of all, we are all familiar with Tencent in the domestic market. At the beginning, Ma Hua Teng started from Tencent's QQ business. In the most difficult time, Ma almost sold the QQ product, but the other party's price was too low. Finally, the horse is determined to stick to it. After years of development, Tencent is no longer just the overlord in the social field. Now Tencent has been investing continuously. Enter many fields such as e-commerce, automobile, medical care, games, culture and entertainment, life service, etc., and become a comprehensive technology giant enterprise!

Many people think that Tencent was founded by Ma, so he is the biggest shareholder behind Tencent, but this is not the case. According to public information, the largest shareholder of Tencent is MIH, a foreign-funded enterprise and one of the top ten Internet companies in the world. When Tencent invested and financed, the South African newspaper industry injected capital into Tencent many times. Therefore, it has won 32.8% of Tencent's shares and become the largest shareholder of Tencent, while Ma's shares are only 8.42%. The South African newspaper industry has created more than 7,000 times of profits by relying on Tencent's investment, which shows how profitable Tencent is.

Secondly, Alibaba is also one of the most familiar Internet companies in China. Under the leadership of Jack Ma, Alibaba has become the largest e-commerce platform in China in only 20 years. However, it was also very difficult for Ma Yun to lead Ali Eighteen Arhats to start a business. In order to raise money, Ma Yun traveled all over China and was rejected. Finally, I was introduced to Japan and met Masayoshi Son of Softbank Group. Finally, Masayoshi Son invested $20 million in Ma Yun and became the largest shareholder of Alibaba. Now Japan's Softbank Group holds 24.8% of Alibaba's market share.

In addition to Tencent and Alibaba, the strength of Xiaomi and JD.COM in the domestic Internet technology market is also remarkable; Among them, the biggest boss of Xiaomi Company is its founder Lei Jun; As a well-known entrepreneur in China, Lei Jun is very strong. He is not only the founder of Xiaomi Company, but also the chairman of Jinshan Software Co., Ltd. and the chairman of Happy Times. Moreover, Lei Jun especially likes to invest and has invested in many famous projects, so Lei Jun has always been good at making money, and Xiaomi Company is not bad at money. When Xiaomi was building a car, Lei Jun said that there was still more than 654.38+008 billion yuan in cash in Xiaomi's account, so even though Xiaomi raised money many times, Lei Jun's position was not affected. Lei Jun's hand was 365.438+0.465.438+0%, which has always been Xiaomi's largest shareholder and boss!

Under the leadership of Liu, the group has developed very rapidly in recent years. However, after many investment and financing, JD.COM made Tencent the largest shareholder in JD.COM; It is reported that Tencent already owns 0/8% of the shares of JD.COM Group/KLOC-and is the major shareholder of JD.COM. However, Tencent is not the biggest boss in JD.COM; Because Liu is not only the founder, but also has 79.5% of the voting rights of the group, while Tencent, the largest shareholder, has only 4.4% of the voting rights; This is mainly because Liu has repeatedly stressed that he will not lose control of it. If he loses it, he might as well sell it. Therefore, every financing, Liu only diluted the shares, but did not sell his voting rights! I don't know what you think about this.