Who knows the story behind Hong Kong billionaire Luo?

Luo Xurui is a famous rich man in Hong Kong, and the story of his rise is full of legend. Luo Yu 1944 was born in Shanghai, China, and then moved to Hong Kong. His father Luo is a famous real estate businessman in Hong Kong. Luo was influenced by his father's business since childhood and became interested in business.

Luo's career began at 1985, when he and his younger brother co-founded Lushi Group. Roche International is mainly engaged in real estate, finance and trade, and soon made its mark in the commercial field of Hong Kong. With a keen business sense and decisive decision-making ability, Luo led Roche International to achieve great success.

Luo's success in business is largely due to his keen eye for the real estate market. From 65438 to 0987, he foresaw the huge potential of the real estate market in Hong Kong and began to buy a lot of land and real estate. With the prosperity of Hong Kong's real estate market, Roche International's assets have expanded rapidly and become one of the largest real estate companies in Hong Kong.

In addition to real estate, Luo has also invested heavily in other industries, including hotels, restaurants and telecommunications. From 65438 to 0997, Roche International successfully acquired regal hong kong hotel Group, further expanding its business territory.

However, Luo's business career was not smooth sailing. During the period of 1998, due to the Asian financial crisis, Roche's international assets were greatly reduced, and Romania's personal wealth was seriously affected. In the face of difficulties, Luo decisively adjusted his strategy, led Roche International to carry out a series of restructuring and reforms, and finally successfully passed the crisis.

Despite setbacks, Luo never gave up his love and pursuit of his career. Today, Luo has successfully established a diversified business empire and become one of the most influential tycoons in Hong Kong. His story of prosperity has also become a wonderful legend in the commercial history of Hong Kong.