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\"\"When Xiaomi<\/a> Corp.’s founders were eating millet congee at an office in Beijing’s Zhongguancun neighborhood in 2010, they decided to create a smartphone brand selling handsets at “honest” prices.
\n
Eight years later, Lei Jun<\/a> and the seven other Xiaomi co-founders have created a company that wants to challenge the global industry dominance of Apple Inc<\/a>. and Samsung<\/a> Electronics Co. It’s also targeting an initial public offering that’s expected to be the largest since 2014, and which could create five new billionaires.
\n
\nXiaomi last week filed for a debut in Hong Kong that will value the company at $50 billion to $100 billion, according to six analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Lei, the chairman and chief executive officer, is the biggest shareholder with a 31.4 percent stake, while his fellow founders control 27 percent of the company, according to the prospectus.
\n
\nWhile Lei and Lin Bin, Xiaomi’s president, are already billionaires, a $50 billion valuation would create three new billionaires. A market value of $100 billion would see five of Lei and Lin’s co-founders reach that mark, an example of how rapidly the world’s second-biggest economy is forging the mega-wealthy. Among the world’s 500 richest people, there are 40 Chinese -- the second most after the U.S. -- with a combined wealth of $464 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
\n
\nThe company declined to comment on the net worth of its founders.
\n
\nJust how big these fortunes will be may hinge in part on how many new shares are issued, with estimates of the public float ranging from 15 percent to 25 percent.
\n
\nHowever, the market’s continuing appetite for tech companies is in doubt. Online health-tech service provider Ping An Healthcare and Technology Co. dropped below the offer price on its first day of trading in Hong Kong last week.
\n
\n“During the past few quarters, post-IPO listing performance has been mixed,\" said Sundeep Gantori, equity analyst at UBS Global Wealth Management, commenting on the surging number of IPOs from Chinese tech companies.
\n
\nA valuation at the higher end of Xiaomi’s expected range depends on investors accepting the company as an internet darling and not just a maker of cheap phones, said Mo Jia, an analyst at Canalys in Shanghai. Even if Xiaomi achieves that lofty valuation, “it’s hard to say how long it can last.”
\n
\nA $50 billion valuation with a 25 percent public float comprising only newly-issued shares would value Lei’s stake at $11.8 billion, while a $100 billion market cap with a 15 percent float would boost his stake value to $26.7 billion. That would also bring his total net worth to $28.3 billion, including investments in Kingsoft and YY Inc., making Lei China’s fourth-richest person after Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s Jack Ma, Pony Ma of Tencent Holdings Ltd., and Hui Ka Yan, chairman of China Evergrande Group. If Lei and the others decide to sell some of their existing holdings in the offering, that could affect the final
\nvaluation.
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小米将成为亿万富翁工厂与IPO

小米上周申请上市,价值在500亿美元到1000亿美元的公司。

  • 2018年5月8日更新是06:24点
当小米Corp .)的创始人都在办公室吃小米粥在北京中关村附近的2010年,他们决定创建一个智能手机品牌以“诚实”价格出售手机。

八年后,雷军和其他七个小米联合创始人已经创建了一个公司,想要挑战的全球行业主导地位苹果(aapl . o:行情)。和三星电子有限公司也针对首次公开发行(ipo),预计将自2014年以来最大的,并可以创建5个新的亿万富翁。

小米上周申请公司在香港上市首日,价值在500亿美元到1000亿美元,据六彭博社调查分析师。Lei,董事长兼首席执行官,是最大的股东,持有31.4%的股份,而他的创始人控制27%的股份,根据招股说明书。

当雷和林本,小米总统已经亿万富翁,500亿美元的估值将创建三个新的亿万富翁。1000亿美元的市场价值会看到五雷和林的创始人马克,世界第二大经济体的速度的一个例子是锻造的不景气对超级富裕的。世界上最富有的500人,有40家中国——美国之后的第二大财富总计4640亿美元,根据彭博亿万富翁指数。

该公司拒绝评论其创始人的净资产。

多么大这些财富将可能在一定程度上取决于有多少新股发行,估计公众浮动从15%到25%不等。

然而,市场对科技公司的持续需求。在线健康技术员服务提供者平安医疗和科技有限公司的报价首日跌破上周在香港交易。

“在过去的几个季度,上市后清单性能不一,“说Sundeep Gantori,瑞银(UBS)全球财富管理、股票分析师评论中国科技公司的ipo数量激增。

小米的估值较高的预期范围取决于投资者接受该公司作为一个互联网宠儿,而不仅仅是廉价手机制造商Canalys分析师莫贾说,在上海。即使小米达到崇高的价值,“很难说它能持续多久。”

500亿美元的估值公共浮动25%仅由新发行的股份将Lei的股份价值118亿美元,而1000亿美元的市值15%的浮动将增加他的股份价值267亿美元。这也把他的净资产总额283亿美元,包括在金山和YY公司投资。,Lei中国财富榜经过阿里巴巴集团(Alibaba Group Holding Ltd .)的马云、马化腾的腾讯控股有限公司和回族Ka,中国恒大集团主席。如果花环和其他人决定出售提供一些现有的资产,这可能影响最终的
估值。
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\"\"When Xiaomi<\/a> Corp.’s founders were eating millet congee at an office in Beijing’s Zhongguancun neighborhood in 2010, they decided to create a smartphone brand selling handsets at “honest” prices.
\n
Eight years later, Lei Jun<\/a> and the seven other Xiaomi co-founders have created a company that wants to challenge the global industry dominance of Apple Inc<\/a>. and Samsung<\/a> Electronics Co. It’s also targeting an initial public offering that’s expected to be the largest since 2014, and which could create five new billionaires.
\n
\nXiaomi last week filed for a debut in Hong Kong that will value the company at $50 billion to $100 billion, according to six analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Lei, the chairman and chief executive officer, is the biggest shareholder with a 31.4 percent stake, while his fellow founders control 27 percent of the company, according to the prospectus.
\n
\nWhile Lei and Lin Bin, Xiaomi’s president, are already billionaires, a $50 billion valuation would create three new billionaires. A market value of $100 billion would see five of Lei and Lin’s co-founders reach that mark, an example of how rapidly the world’s second-biggest economy is forging the mega-wealthy. Among the world’s 500 richest people, there are 40 Chinese -- the second most after the U.S. -- with a combined wealth of $464 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
\n
\nThe company declined to comment on the net worth of its founders.
\n
\nJust how big these fortunes will be may hinge in part on how many new shares are issued, with estimates of the public float ranging from 15 percent to 25 percent.
\n
\nHowever, the market’s continuing appetite for tech companies is in doubt. Online health-tech service provider Ping An Healthcare and Technology Co. dropped below the offer price on its first day of trading in Hong Kong last week.
\n
\n“During the past few quarters, post-IPO listing performance has been mixed,\" said Sundeep Gantori, equity analyst at UBS Global Wealth Management, commenting on the surging number of IPOs from Chinese tech companies.
\n
\nA valuation at the higher end of Xiaomi’s expected range depends on investors accepting the company as an internet darling and not just a maker of cheap phones, said Mo Jia, an analyst at Canalys in Shanghai. Even if Xiaomi achieves that lofty valuation, “it’s hard to say how long it can last.”
\n
\nA $50 billion valuation with a 25 percent public float comprising only newly-issued shares would value Lei’s stake at $11.8 billion, while a $100 billion market cap with a 15 percent float would boost his stake value to $26.7 billion. That would also bring his total net worth to $28.3 billion, including investments in Kingsoft and YY Inc., making Lei China’s fourth-richest person after Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s Jack Ma, Pony Ma of Tencent Holdings Ltd., and Hui Ka Yan, chairman of China Evergrande Group. If Lei and the others decide to sell some of their existing holdings in the offering, that could affect the final
\nvaluation.
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