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The indexed flag sending of China’s 10 richest genuine real estate developers plans to make a fair investment, i.e. in the generation chart, a major activity.
In a statement Tuesday entitled “Beginning of a new central business,” Hoplaystation on Development stated that “all conditions for establishing equity investment activity as a central ordinary activity were met” after the birth of the first breeding station in 2016, and the board of the administrators’ company “had made a direct decision to advance the business during the process during the year through a friend trade incorporating the activity fairness as the Group’s main activities.”
The growing importance of high-tech progression is the change of employment, Hobson said. “Advanced generation will be the ultimate critical driving force for long-term progression in the world and china, and the crowd deserves and might have to adopt it to consolidate its long-term progression,” the announcement said.
As a result, Hopson said, “the long-term direction of the group’s investments will remain in most of the stable progress with a focus on high-tech investments in the group’s equity investment activities.”
The resolution is intended to facilitate Hopson’s ‘slow transformation of consistent real estate developments and advertise genuine or inconsistent goods with a global global technology investment company’.
Hopson is controlled through 60-year-old Chu Mang Yee, who collected $3.8 billion and ranked some of China’s 10 richest genuine real estate developers on The Forbes Real Times’ list of billionaires on Sunday.
China’s richest business leaders come from the field of generation. No. 1 Ma Huateng is CEO of Tencent, No. 2 Colin Huang is the CEO of Pinduoduo and No. 3 Jack Ma is the director of the Alibaba Group.
Chu’s daughter, Chu Kut Yung, is Hopson’s president.
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