Photovoltaic wealth cut in half! Longji and Tianhe dropped the list, and the Hurun Rich List was released in 2023.

2023-10-25 09:18:32

This year, the total wealth of photovoltaic entrepreneurs fell 57% year-on-year.

Once the "rich industry" of the fragrant baboon, this year has experienced a "big shrinkage" of wealth. On the afternoon of October

24, the 2023 Hurun 100 Rich List was released. This year, 1241 entrepreneurs with personal wealth of more than 5 billion yuan were listed, down 5% from last year. The total wealth of entrepreneurs on the list also dropped by 4% compared with last year.

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In the top 100 of last year's Hurun Rich List, there were eight photovoltaic entrepreneurs and families on the list, with a total wealth of 577 billion yuan. Compared with the top 100 of Hurun 100 Rich List this year, only four heads/families of photovoltaic enterprises are on the list , and the number of top 100 companies on the list is directly cut in half . The total wealth of photovoltaic entrepreneurs in the top 100 list totaled 248 billion yuan , down 57% from the same period last year.

Note: The "ranking change" and "increase" in the table are compared

with the data in 2021. DataBM.

" In terms of wealth decline, The first is the real estate industry with frequent thunderstorms this year, followed by the photovoltaic industry. Among the top 10 enterprises, the photovoltaic industry has 4 entrepreneurs on the list, accounting for the largest proportion.

The four entrepreneurs are Luo Liguo of Hesheng , Li Zhenguo and his wife of Longji, Zhang Hejun of Deye shares and Liu Hanyuan and his wife of Tongwei. Among them, the biggest drop was Zhang Hejun of Deye shares , whose wealth shrank by more than half directly .

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2023-10-25 09:18:32

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