Russia'S Richest Selling Apple Shares To Ali And Jingdong

A consultant of "P > Russian billionaire" a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" Blisher Usmanov "/a Alisher (Alisher Usmanov) revealed that he had sold shares of apple and Facebook and invested in shares of Chinese technology companies such as a href=" http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "and" Alibaba ".

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< p > "Chinese enterprises account for about 70% to 80% of our overseas Internet investments."

Lucius Maarof, head of Asset Management Co's USM Advisors, said in an interview in March 14th, Ivan Streshinskiy.

Its main investment targets include Alibaba, Jingdong mall and other companies with great potential.

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Wusu Maarof, P, aged 60, is the richest person in Russia. He established Metalloinvest Holding Co Iron Ore Co through mergers and acquisitions.

West Hinsch said Wusu Maarof spent about $100 million last year buying apple a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > stock /a, which has just been sold.

Prior to that, he also gradually reduced the stock of Facebook.

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< p > West Hinsch said: "we hope that the investment in China Internet Corporation can get the same or even better return from US companies."

It is worth mentioning that China is Russia's largest trading partner.

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< p > the average valuation of the company increased to $153 billion after Alibaba's revenue growth.

The company has launched its listing in the US and is expected to become the largest IPO in the past two years.

Tencent's Jingdong mall is also likely to be valued at more than US $20 billion next month at IPO.

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< p > < strong > Apple's stock price performance < /strong > /p >

< p > since Wusu Maarof bought Apple shares for the first time since March 2013, the stock has risen by about 23%, but has fallen 6% this year.

Facebook once plummeted after IPO in 2012, but doubled in the past 12 months, with a market capitalization of about $172 billion.

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< p > in order to buy Facebook stock in 2009, Wusu Maarof's fund promised Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) to give up the right to vote.

Wusu Maarof and his partners bought about 10% of the Facebook stock with a valuation of $6 billion to $10 billion, and sold some of them for $104 billion in IPO.

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< p > < strong > Alibaba valuation < /strong > < /p >.

< p > the documents issued by YAHOO in January showed that Alibaba realized profits in the fourth quarter of September last quarter.

Some investment banks give Alibaba a valuation of US $200 billion. According to this calculation, the company will become the second largest Internet company in the world after Google.

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< p > West Hinsch said that if the Russian stock market fell further because of the situation in Ukraine, Wusu Maarof's company might consider buying the shares of OAO MegaFon and Internet Co Mail.Ru Group of mobile operators.

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< p > "Mail.Ru and MegaFon's revenues come from Russia, and people will not stop calling or stop the Internet."

"If time goes on, we will buy stocks," West Hinsch said.

Because the pressure is undervalued, there are always opportunities in crisis.

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< p > "we are worried that Russia may be subject to sanctions, but our business will not be affected too much."

"China is unlikely to impose any sanctions," he said.

So we will continue to trade in roubles, Renminbi, Hong Kong dollars and Singapore dollars.

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