Gender: male

Date of birth 1943

Academic university

Chinese nationality

Biographical notes

One of the founding shareholders of Vanke Enterprise Co., Ltd. has many years of rich experience in trade business and real estate investment. He is currently the chairman of Renda International (Hong Kong) Limited.

The name of the company, the number of shares held, the reasons for the change of shares, and the deadline.

Vanke Enterprise Co., Ltd. transferred 7695403 shares, and the employee shares were adjusted to1995-12-31.

Vanke Co., Ltd. 6674264 shares1994-12-31

Vanke Co., Ltd. 6674264 shares 1994-06-30

Vanke enterprise co., ltd. 5043900 shares1993-12-31

Vanke enterprise co., ltd. 5043900 shares 1993-06-30

4 million to 632 million Liu Yuansheng continues the stock market myth

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The stock growth rate of Vanke's largest individual shareholder184 million yuan became 632 million yuan, exceeding Warren Buffett. Imagine how many times Vanke has made a profit since it started its business. The answer is 160 times!

18, the name "Liu Yuansheng" will appear in the annual report of Vanke every year, like an unyielding mast, which has gone through countless peaks and valleys with the great ship Vanke. 65438+February 5th is the "trading day of restricted shares listing" of Vanke, the "star stock" in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets. When this day comes, Liu Yuansheng's stock will also usher in a new dawn with Vanke, and move towards the era of full circulation.

The past is vivid and makes people feel infinite.

18 finally paid off: Liu Yuansheng now holds 58.2763 million non-tradable shares with a market value of 632 million yuan.

In those years, Liu Yuansheng only spent 4 million yuan to buy these stocks. The growth rate of this investment exceeds that of global stock god Buffett. Buffett's most impressive achievement is that he has held Washington Post stock for 30 years, and its value has only increased by 1.28 times.

According to the query of Vanke, Liu Yuansheng is a Hong Kong businessman, slightly longer than Wang Shi. They were already business partners long before Wang Shi founded Vanke. When Wang Shi was in the video recorder business, the Japanese goods were supplied by Hong Kong Renda International Co., Ltd. in Liu Yuansheng. Liu Yuansheng recalled: "In those years, Wang Shi often came to Hong Kong, but unlike other mainlanders, he never asked for sightseeing. Instead, he asked me to take him to a bookstore and buy many books on business management and finance. I feel that he is an ambitious person. " Since then, the two have forged a profound friendship.

Knowing that Vanke is going to carry out the shareholding system reform, Liu Yuansheng often introduces the operation mode of Hong Kong companies to Wang Shi to help collect the articles of association and annual reports of listed companies in Hong Kong.

At the end of 1988 12, Vanke officially issued shares to the society. A foreign investor who promised to invest withdrew, and Liu Yuansheng generously subscribed for 3.6 million shares. After 1992, Vanke was keen on equity investment, and Liu Yuansheng actively coordinated and participated in Vanke's project investment in Tianjin and Northeast China. Most of the entrepreneurs who fought alongside Wang Shi in those years have been blurred, but Liu Yuansheng still sticks to Vanke.

According to historical data, in 1992, Liu Yuansheng held 3,707,600 shares of Vanke. Later, with Vanke's rights issue and Liu Yuansheng's increase through the secondary market, his shares in Vanke increased year by year. There are 5,032,900 shares in 1993, 7,670,000 shares in 1995, 37,679,400 shares in 2004 and 58,276,300 shares in 2006. However, his share of Vanke's total share capital also dropped from 2.7% to 1.47%.

Even so, the number of shares he holds now not only far exceeds the 418677 million shares of Vanke Chairman Wang Shi and the1.16742 million shares of Yu Liang, but also exceeds the respective shares of Shenzhen Investment Management Company, Vanke Enterprise Trade Union Committee and China Ping An Insurance, and he is still a veritable major shareholder.

65438+February 5 is Vanke's "trading day when restricted shares can be listed". Based on the closing price of1October 28th 1 10.85 yuan, the circulating market value of these shares held by Liu Yuansheng is 632 million yuan. Liu Yuansheng's subscription to the original shares and the purchase of shares in the secondary market totaled about 4 million yuan. After 18 years of persistence, he got a return of 160 times.

We have heard that some people made a fortune by shielding SDB, and some people made a fortune by buying Lujiazui, but we have never heard of anyone holding tens of millions of shares in a listed company for so many years.

Xiao Li, secretary of Vanke's board of directors, said in an interview with this reporter that Vanke's stock issuance was not smooth at first. In that year, Liu Yuansheng was chartered by Shenzhen Stock Exchange to buy the original shares of Vanke in the A-share account opened as an overseas investor, with an investment of 3.6 million yuan. "He insisted on holding Vanke shares, which can be said to be a vote of confidence in Chairman Wang Shi and Vanke." Maybe Liu Yuansheng was forced to do the same, she thought. "Shenzhen Stock Exchange was established after 199 1 year, and its shares were frozen because they were not converted into standard shares, which is also an objective reason why they cannot be sold." When the reporter expressed his wish to contact Mr. Liu Yuansheng, Xiao Li politely refused the reporter's request. She said, "Mr. Liu is a low-key Hong Kong person and will not be willing to be interviewed." She hopes that the reporter can understand Mr. Liu's mind.

According to the reporter from other aspects, Mr. Liu now lives in Canada and has close ties with him. Many important decisions made by Vanke's management should be consulted.

In 18 years after Vanke went public, many investors, including institutional investors, couldn't stand the stock price fluctuation and quit one after another. When Vanke's share price fell below the issue price in the early 1990s, a large company suddenly sold millions of shares back to Vanke, thinking that it had thrown a hot potato. Looking back, long-term investment in quality companies is gold.

Mr. Li, a private equity fund manager, specializes in investing in Vanke shares. He said that Vanke still has long-term investment value. There are really few investors like Liu Yuansheng, and he is the biggest winner. His wealth story is a microcosm of China stock market.

After full circulation, will these stocks in Liu Yuansheng's hand continue to cover positions or sell them? How much will it cost to sell it? This leaves us with a suspense.