Three people will never be listed. Now that SF is listed, can Huawei and Laoganma still stick to it?

I think so, because the three are not interrelated and influence each other. There is a saying in China business circles: "Never go public, Huawei SF Laoganma." But now it has become history, because SF was officially listed on February 24!

I remember Wang Wei, the head of SF Group, once said: "Listing is only the capital needed for enterprise development. SF is short of money, but SF can't go public for money. After listing, enterprises will become money-making machines. The change of stock price affects the nerves of enterprises every day, which is extremely unfavorable to the management of enterprise management. "

Wang Wei, the head of SF, therefore, Wang Wei has always been very resistant to topics such as capital injection and listing. There are various legends that he refused to invest in the market. In 2004, FedEx planned to enter the China market, hoping to acquire SF at a price of 4-5 billion yuan, but Wang Wei refused. In that year, SF's sales were 654.38+0.3 billion yuan. Some venture capitalists want to raise money for Wei Wang, but Wei Wang has always refused to come out to see him. Venture capital pays 500,000 agency fees, and 500,000 yuan goes to Wei Wang for dinner.

Unfortunately, the tide is gone. With the change of the market, on the one hand, Dayun, Tong Yuan and Shentong went public one after another, and got the help of funds. On the other hand, the express delivery industry is getting more and more depressed. Even if it is as fierce as SF, it must bow to the capital market. And SF can't wait for IPO, so it should choose backdoor listing! However, even if SF chooses to go public, there is still one group that is not listed on the China capital market. They are well-known, with outstanding performance and distinctive leadership personality. This group includes Laoganma, Wahaha, Libai Group, Tai Fang and, of course, Huawei, which is known as the most powerful enterprise in China.