Who is on China's post-80s rich list? Follow Xiaobian to learn about China's industry elite! On October 24, Hurun Research Institute released 2018 Hurun top 50 post-80s self-made companies. The wealth of 132 post-80s entrepreneurs reached more than 2 billion yuan, 33 more than last year. 38% of them started from scratch, basically the same as last year.
50 post-80s successful entrepreneurs are on the list, 13 more than last year, including 17 new ones and 4 new ones. The total wealth is 481.6 billion, with an average wealth of 9.6 billion, 1.5 billion more than last year.
The top four are in the top 100 of this year's rich list. Hu Run said: 'although the post-80s generation is very powerful, there are many young people who once ranked in the top 100. Ding Lei was only 32 when he was the richest man in China in 2003, and Huang Guangyu was only 36 when he was the richest man in 2004. Chen Tianqiao, 31, also ranked second. Now, although the number of successful entrepreneurs under the age of 38 is much higher than before, only four are in the top 100. '
Seven of the newcomers are from the blockchain field, including Wu Jihan of bitland, Ge Yuesheng, Liu Xiangfu of Jianan Yunzhi, Zhang Nangeng and Li Jiaxuan, Xu Xingxing of okcoin and Li Lin of Huo coin. Hu Run said: 'when the 85's and 90's start-up new richest people are from the blockchain industry, it shows that we must pay attention to this industry. '
The number of online games is still the largest, with 8 people accounting for 16%; the next is blockchain, Internet service and advanced manufacturing industry, with 7 people accounting for 14% respectively (among them, 3 are robots in advanced manufacturing industry); education and entertainment are 5 people, with 10% respectively; investment is 3 people, with 6% respectively; Internet Finance and social service are 2 people, with 4% respectively; environmental protection is 1 person, with 2% respectively.
The average age is 35, the same as last year.
Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hangzhou are gathering places for young entrepreneurs. Among them, Beijing's post-80s self-made rich are the most, with 20 people, 6 more than last year, gathering the most successful post-80s entrepreneurs from blockchain, online games and education. Dai Kebin's talented world in Beijing is the first online recruitment enterprise listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in mainland China; followed by Shanghai, with 8 people, 2 more than last year, mainly engaged in entertainment and online games; There are six people in Guangzhou, two more than last year, mainly engaged in advanced manufacturing industry (one of them is an electric vehicle) and online game industry; five people in Shenzhen, one more than last year, mainly advanced manufacturing industry (two of them are robots); five people in Hangzhou, one more than last year, mainly from blockchain; two people in Dongguan, one is a robot, one is a garbage disposal, the same as last year; Xiamen, Shaoxing, Tianjin and this year's new Changsha have one person respectively.
78% has higher education, from Tsinghua University, Peking University and Zhejiang University, 5 place in the first place, among them, 5 of Qinghua University are Kwai Hwa technology, Xiaopeng car Xia Heng, Zhongqing long Tu, Yang Shenghui, Suntech online education, Liu Tongbo and Li Lin, and 5 of Peking University are good future Zhang Bang Xin, good future Liu Yachao, ofo Dai Wei, Gaia mutual entertainment Wang Yanzhi and bitten mainland Wu Jian Han; Zhejiang University's five members include Guangqi Liu ruopung, Huiliang technology Duan Wei and pinduoduo Huang Zheng. "The proportion of young entrepreneurs graduating from prestigious schools is much higher than that of the older generation," said Hurun. Graduates from famous universities have certain advantages, such as good mind, great attraction to investors and high social status. '
Driblet, byte jump, big Kwai, bit continent, quick technology, hero mutual entertainment, micro loan network, Xiaopeng car, Jia Nan Yun Zhi, ofo and interest headlines are 11 companies in the second quarter of this year. Zhang Bangxin and Peng Guoyuan, three post-80s entrepreneurs, have been listed in this year's Hurun charity list, with their donation focused on education. Zhang Bangxin is also on the rich list of this year.