Jingdong was listed last December, its current trend is good, with an estimated valuation of around $7.5 billion, and a market float of 20%-30%.
Zhou Yuwen considered, if he could privately reach an agreement with Liu Dongqiang, he would buy directly from him, otherwise he would acquire from the secondary market.
In later years, Jingdong's price stabilized between $25 billion to $30 billion USD, there's still profit to be made entering now.
Besides Jingdong, others like Douyu, B Station, Didi, and Meituan will be listed in the coming years. Zhou Yuwen plans to set up a private equity framework, ensuring he has enough liquidity, allowing him to acquire shares directly during IPOs, holding 3% to 5% of each company's stock. This way it won't affect company decisions, but annual dividends will be substantial, selling them off at peak stock prices.
Zhou Yuwen and Lu Wanting's relationship isn't purely romantic, along with daily intimate gestures, work is indispensable.
