Four families in Hongkong: Li Ka-shing, Guo Desheng, Lee Shau Kee and Zheng Yutong. 1. Li Ka-shing's parents: Li Ka-shing.
Heirs: the eldest son Li Zeju and the second son Li Zekai.
Family business:
Li Ka-shing, Asia's richest man, ranks ninth on Forbes' rich list, with a net worth of $25.5 billion, ranking first among the four Hong Kong families. Its main listed companies are Cheung Kong Industrial Group, Hutchison Whampoa Group, Hongkong Electric Group and Cheung Kong Infrastructure Group, and their businesses include property development and investment, real estate agency and management, port and related services, telecommunications, hotels, retail and manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, finance and investment, e-commerce, building materials, media and life science and technology.
Li Zeju, the eldest son of Li Ka-shing family, one of the four largest families in Hong Kong, has been assisting his father in Cheung Kong and Hutchison Whampoa for a long time. PCCW, founded by its second son, Li Zekai, is the largest provider of telecommunications, television, Internet and cable television services in Hong Kong.
Lee Shau Kee's parents: Lee Shau Kee's heirs: Li Jiajie, the eldest son, and Li Ka-shing, the second son.
Family business:
Lee Shau Kee, 82, is the founder and chairman of Henderson Land Development Co., Ltd. and a member of the board of Sun Hung Kai Properties. Henderson Land Development Co., Ltd. is one of the largest real estate development companies in Hong Kong, and its real estate involves commercial buildings, residential buildings and hotel groups. Lee Shau Kee ranked 29th on Forbes Rich List, with a net worth of $654.38+08 billion. In addition to the real estate industry, the Lee Shau Kee family also manages the energy industry.
Lee Shau Kee is the chairman of Hong Kong China Gas Company Limited, which is the only company in Hong Kong that supplies natural gas for domestic use and heating. Li Jiajie, the eldest son, and Li Ka-shing, the second son, are both vice-chairmen of Henderson Land and directors of China Gas Co., Ltd..
Third, Guo Desheng family parents: Guo Desheng
Heirs: three sons Guo Binglian, Guo Bingxiang and Guo Bingjiang.
Family property: Guo Desheng is the founder of Sun Hung Kai Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., which is one of the largest real estate developers in Hong Kong, one of the companies with the largest land reserves in Hong Kong and one of the four major families in Hong Kong. By the end of February, it occupied an area of about 4.34 million square meters. Today, the buildings developed by the Guo family include the three tall buildings in Hong Kong and the tallest skyscraper in Hong Kong.
In addition, as one of the four major families in Hong Kong, the Guo Desheng family also controls many major mobile phone operators and the largest bus company in Hong Kong. On Forbes' rich list, the Guo family ranked 27th with a net worth of $654.38+083 billion. In 2008, the mother of the three brothers, 79-year-old Kuang Xiaoqing, replaced her eldest son, Guo Bingxiang, as the chairman of the board of Sun Hung Kai Properties. On March 29th, Guo Bingjiang and Guo Binglian, co-chairmen of Sun Hung Kai Properties, were arrested on suspicion of corruption.
Fourth, Zheng Yutong family parents: Zheng Yutong
Inheritors: two sons, Zheng Jiachun and Zheng Jiacheng.
Family property: Zheng Yutong, 86, Hong Kong New World Development Co., Ltd. (one of the four largest real estate developers in Hong Kong), one of the four largest families in Hong Kong. He is the chairman of Chow Tai Fook Jewellery and Gold Limited and an independent non-executive director of Hang Seng Bank Limited. Forbes ranked 39th on the rich list, with net assets of $654.38+06 billion.
Zheng Yutong's sons, grandsons, nephews, cousins and other dozens of Zheng family members have successively settled in Zheng enterprises, constantly consolidating the family empire. Family businesses cover jewelry, hotels, department stores, logistics, telecommunications, infrastructure construction and financial services.