The 100 Top List Of Forbes'S Global Family Business

It seems that the well-known family businesses in mainland China are not selected.

At present, the number of two generations coming to the front desk is increasing, such as new hope, Wahaha, Wanda and other enterprises are experiencing the one or two generation handover or "pitional handover" period.

However, from the previous investigation, the two generation of successors who had received good business education often had experience of studying abroad, so they often wanted to change the existing management mode of their parents.

The concept of development between generations is not exactly the same.

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"Released the list of the 100 top 2015 family businesses in the world, WAL-MART ranked first, while China is famous for its family oriented culture, but no mainland Chinese company is on the list.

From a regional perspective, this list is dominated by European and American enterprises.

Widely owned by professional managers.

Family businesses are still dominant, and areas commonly known as family oriented, such as Asia and South America, account for a lower proportion in the list than people think.

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There are Hutchison Whampoa from the Li Jiacheng family in Hongkong, as well as the Formosa Plastics Petrochemical Industries Co of Taiwan's Wang family and Taiwan chemical fiber Limited by Share Ltd.

According to the data, European enterprises (48) occupy nearly half of the 100 top global family businesses, followed by the United States (27), accounting for 27%.

On this list, all kinds of well-known brands are gathered, such as WAL-MART, Volkswagen, Ford and Auchan. They are among the top ten. There are also some famous international giants, such as Li Jiacheng, Hutchison Whampoa, the former world's richest Carlos Silimu, and Boxill Hathaway, the "stock god" Buffett.

Judging from the list of the top 100 family businesses in the world, the oldest one is the Merck KGaA, the 99 ranking German enterprise. It was founded in 1668 and originated from the angel pharmacy in western Germany. It has a history of more than 350 years.

The group focuses on innovative pharmaceuticals, life sciences and advanced functional materials technology.

Forbes believes that these leading companies are very competent in the intergenerational pition, so that they can achieve such success while maintaining family control.

Peter English, head of global family business at the Ernst & Young Global Family Business Excellence Center, said: "among the top 500 family businesses in the world, 44% of them are owned by fourth generation and more successors, while in all enterprises, this proportion is only 5%."