Li Ka-shing has billions of assets.

Li Ka-shing has billions of assets. Superman Li founded the Li family business, the richest man in Hong Kong, and is now close to 89 years old. Recently, this criticized business man will retire before his 90th birthday next year. Whether the news is true or not, people seem to be more concerned about his assets. How many billions does Li Ka-shing have in assets? The following are related reports compiled by Bian Xiao.

Li Ka-shing is now a China native, a Canadian, and now a billionaire. He lives in Hong Kong all the year round and started his business from Hong Kong. Although Li Ka-shing is not the richest man in China now, he is still the richest man in Hong Kong. Last year, Britain's withdrawal from the European Union did not have much impact on Li Ka-shing, and its assets decreased by $ 654.38+065.438+0 billion, but it did not affect the current families in Li Ka-shing.

Li Ka-shing, as we all know, Britain's wealth from leaving the EU evaporated billions of news and assets, but it still ranks among the top in the world rich list. In the Forbes Rich List published in early 20 17, although Wang Jianlin, the richest man in mainland China, attracted the throne of the richest man in China, Li Ka-shing still won the richest man in Hong Kong with a wealth of 18 of $31300 million.

According to the global rich statistics list, due to the Brexit vote, the total amount of the global millionaire list evaporated by 99 billion US dollars. Among them, Li Ka-shing's assets have shrunk by 1 1 billion dollars, and even worse than him are Bill Gates (2.4 billion dollars), Buffett (2.3 billion dollars) and Mexican telecom tycoon Bezos (10.6 billion dollars). Li Ka-shing remains unchanged in the global rich list, ranking 24th. On the day of the referendum, the stock prices of Li Ka-shing's major listed companies plummeted: Changjiang Infrastructure fell by 5.477%, Changhe Sum fell by 5.074%, the power industry fell by 4.762%, and Changjiang Industry fell by 3.2 1%, all of which were higher than the Hang Seng Index (2.920%).