Alibaba Listed More Than 10000 Employees To Become Multimillionaire

Offering price of $68 per share, opening price of $92.7 per share, creating the world's largest IPO

More than 20 billion dollars in financing, more than 200 billion dollars valuation, more than twenty thousand employees whose per capita wealth exceeds 2 million dollars......

On the evening of 19 Beijing time, Alibaba listed in the US, a capital market "Big Mac" myth of making wealth.

The biggest capital feast in history

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The group has priced its IPO (initial public offering) at $68 per share, which is the upper limit of the previous pricing range, which is one of the largest IPO pactions in the world.

Alibaba Group officially traded on the NYSE last night, with a stock code of BABA and an opening price of $92.7.

Alibaba group raised $21 billion 800 million through this paction, divided by the group and its executives and early investors.

The total financing amount is close to the record set by the Agricultural Bank of China in 2010, when the bank raised $22 billion.

A large number of employees become millionaires.

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Founded in 1999 by Ma Yun, it has achieved its own prosperity in the explosive growth period of China's e-commerce industry.

According to the latest figures, Alibaba group accounts for 80% of China's e-commerce market, and the total value of online pactions handled by its Taobao mall and Tmall last year was $248 billion, more than that of Amazon and eBay.

Before Alibaba's listing, the largest IPO in the US capital market was credit card companies VISA, followed by social media Facebook, raising funds of $17 billion 800 million and $16 billion respectively.

With the official landing of the New York Stock Exchange by Alibaba, Ma Yun became the new richest man in mainland China with a value of more than 20 billion dollars; Cai Chongxin, vice chairman and chief financial officer of the board of directors of Alibaba group, became the "most expensive worker" from the annual salary of us $700 thousand to US $6 billion.

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Since the establishment of the premise document in 1999, the company has issued a total of 26.7% shares to its incumbent and former employees in the form of stock options and other equity awards.

According to the opening price estimate, Alibaba's IPO can bring tens of billions of dollars of huge wealth to its employees.

How much employee stock ownership does it have? In 2007, Ali B2B business went public, with 4900 employees holding shares, accounting for 70% of the total more than 7000 employees in that group.

7 years later, Ali employees increased by more than 15000 people, according to 50% of the employee stock ownership calculation, Ali shares about more than 11000 employees, after the listing can be an average of $2 million per person per capita.

If calculated in Renminbi, this means that more than ten thousand millionaires will be born on the listing of Ali.

Eight customers to ring the bell instead of Ma Yun

At 21:30 on 19 th Beijing time, Alibaba group held a bell ringing ceremony at the NYSE in the United States. The bell ringing representative was the eight customer of Alibaba, while Ma Yun Ali top management team was sitting on the stage watching the ringing ceremony.

It is understood that the eight people who struck the bell were buyers and sellers of Alibaba, including two online shopkeepers, couriers, customer representatives, electricity providers, network models and cloud customer service. Another foreigner was Peter Villebrug, a farmer from the United States. His orchard was rich in cherry fruit, which was sold to China through Tmall.

In addition, there are Alibaba's fans, Qiao Li, Amoy girl He Ningning, former Olympic diving champion, Taobao shopkeeper Lao Lishi, 28 year old Sichuan earthquake area girl, Taobao honey seller Wang Shujuan and others present.

Who is the biggest winner?

After the listing of Alibaba, according to the ranking of China Internet association, China's top ten Internet Co, Tencent, Alibaba, Baidu, Sina, China, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, China, and the perfect world chose to list overseas.

From establishment to listing, Internet giants usually take 5 years, such as Baidu, Tencent, Sohu, NetEase and so on.

The fastest was Sina, which took less than 2 years.

After 8 years of Alibaba entrepreneurship, some businesses were independently listed on the Hongkong stock exchange and only 15 years later officially landed on the US stock market.

International capital has become the biggest winner of Alibaba listing.

For example, in 2005, with $1 billion and the sale of "YAHOO China" as a bargaining chip, YAHOO controlled 40% of Alibaba's shares.

Although Alibaba repurchased some shares held by YAHOO in 2012 at a price of $7 billion 82 million, the total shareholding ratio of Japan's Softbank and us YAHOO was 57%.

Overseas listed Internet Co are mostly "foreign workers".

From Tencent, Sina, Sohu and other enterprises, dancing with international capital is also the common gene of most Internet companies.

For example, the largest shareholder of Tencent is Millard International Holding Group, which accounts for 33.66% of the shares, while Ma Huateng holds only 10.14% stake.

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From 15 years ago, the "manual workshop" was set up in Ma Yun's home. After 15 years, Alibaba was listed as a business empire of 100 billion US dollars. International capital is the biggest winner of China Internet Corporation listing.