What does Lin Jianyue do?

Guangdong Chaoyang people. 1957 was born in Hong Kong. The second son of Lin Baixin, a famous Hong Kong entrepreneur. /kloc-at the age of 0/3, he went to Canada to study middle school and studied business at the University of Oregon for two years. He returned to Hong Kong in the early 1980s and worked in his father's company. From 65438 to 0986, he began to take charge of the family business, gradually changing his management style and bringing new management methods into Lixin. In just a few years, it has transformed from Lixin Garment into four independent listed companies, Lixin Development, Lixin International, Jing Yao International and Crocodile Shirt, and has become one of the top ten family chaebols in Hong Kong. He is currently a member of the 11th CPPCC and vice chairman of Lixin Group.

Lin Jianyue, hipsters and Hong Kong businessmen. The second son of the late businessman Lin Baixin has invested in the entertainment industry in recent years.

Lin Jianyue studied at the University of Oregon in the United States, and returned to Hong Kong to assist his father Lin Baixin as the vice chairman of Lixin Group after graduation. Lin Jianyue was young and full of energy. He made a lot of huge investments and eventually lost money, which almost destroyed his family business. 1997 On the eve of the handover of Hong Kong's sovereignty, the property market flourished, and Lin Jianyue bought the furama hotel in Central for reconstruction at a high price of HK$ 6.9 billion. This decision was not approved by his father Lin Baixin. 1998 The Asian financial turmoil led to a drop in property prices, but Lixin Development bought furama hotel and borrowed money from banks, which made its debt exceed 1000 billion Hong Kong dollars, making it the listed company with the highest loss in Hong Kong, and its share price fell accordingly.

Since then, Lin Jianyue has turned to the entertainment circle. In 2002, Lin Jianyue began to invest in Asian films, and the film Infernal Affairs starring several film emperors was a great success. In mid-2004, Lin Jianyue split the whole Asian film from Li Fengde and listed it in Singapore.

In July 2004, Lin Jianyue reached an agreement with its creditors CITIC Jiahua, Citibank and Morgan Stanley to restructure its debt of 265.438 billion yuan.

After Lin Baixin's death in February 2005, Lin Jianyue obtained most of the inheritance rights and control rights of its listed companies. Before his death, all the shares of the listed company were transferred to his mother Yu, but he held ten thousand shares of Lixin International 1/KLOC-0, and Lixin Development1ten thousand shares.