If Li Zekai 200 1 doesn't sell Tencent shares, will he become the richest man today?

In 2000, Li Zekai owned 20% of Tencent. Suppose he didn't sell the stock at 200 1, but stayed today. Judging from the market value of Tencent today, the value of Li Zekai's shares is about 470 billion RMB.

What is the concept of 470 billion? In 20 19, the Ma Yun family, which topped the Forbes list of China's richest people, had a net worth of just over 270 billion, nearly doubling.

Seeing this, everyone will feel sorry for Li Zekai. If he hadn't sold these shares, Li Zekai would have surpassed his father Li Ka-shing and become the richest man in China today.

However, I don't think this is necessarily the case.

At that time, not only Li Zekai owned 20% of the shares, but also IDG. If Li Ka-shing didn't sell it, then neither did he. They both own the same shares. Who will become the richest man in the end is still unknown, right?

What we are seeing now is only part of the story. Assuming that Li Zekai did not sell his shares, but continued to be a shareholder, Tencent may not have the current market value!

Because shareholders are a very important factor in the growth of a company, it is not enough for you to pay dividends every year, but you should also participate in all aspects of decision-making. Sometimes when decisions go wrong, tall buildings collapse immediately.

Perhaps, Tencent's market value today can be so high, entirely because of the sale of shares of Li Zekai or IDG, which is indirectly caused? This possibility is not ruled out.

Just like a hundred dollars, it plays different roles in different hands!

There is nothing in this world anyway. What if? Only? And the result? And then what? Consequences? , isn't it?

Instead of lamenting other people's deeds here, it is better to work hard and see if you can see your name on Forbes list in your lifetime. This is an important matter.