Zhong Shanshan, Ma Huateng, and Yang Huiyan: Three of China’s Wealthiest Lose $16.4 Billion In One Day
The heavy selloff in Hong Kong stock markets has wiped out a combined $16.4 billion from the wealth of 3 Chinese billionaires in just one day. Tencent co-founder Ma Huateng (also known as Pony Ma) led the plunge as his fortune fell by $6.1 billion, while Nongfu Spring Chairman Zhong Shanshan’s dropped $5.6 billion and Country Garden Co-chairman Yang Huiyan’s $4.7 billion.
Zhong Shanshan still remains China’s wealthiest person with a fortune of $62.1 billion, followed by Zhang Yiming (No. 3, $49.5 billion). Pony Ma, China’s richest person, is now 3rd with a net worth of $33.3 billion.
Chinese billionaires: China’s top 20 richest people, 2022
- Zhong Shanshan: $62.1 billion
- Zhang Yiming: $49.5 billion
- Ma Huateng: $33.3 billion
- He Xiangjian: $26.6 billion
- William Lei Ding: $23.8 billion
- Li Shufu: $23.6 billion
- Wang Wei: $21.9 billion
- Jack Ma: $21.8 billion
- Qin Yinglin: $21.4 billion
- Huang Shilin: $20.2 billion
- Jiang Rensheng: $18.7 billion
- Wang Chuanfu: $18.6 billion
- Pang Kang: $18.2 billion
- Fan Hongwei: $18.1 billion
- Wang Wenyin: $16.8 billion
- Sun Piaoyang: $15.7 billion
- Luo Liguo: $15.4 billion
- Lu Xiangyang: $15.1 billion
- Wei Jianjun & family: $14.3 billion
- Yang Huiyan & family: $13.6 billion
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