Early Life
Liang Xinjun was born in 1968 in Taizhou, Zhejiang, China. He showed an early interest in business and entrepreneurship. He graduated from Fudan University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1991.
Rise to Success
Liang Xinjun co-founded Fosun International in 1992 with Guo Guangchang and two others. Fosun has grown into a major investment conglomerate with interests in various sectors. In 2011, Fosun was ranked 81st among the top 500 enterprises in China by Fortune. Liang earned an MBA from Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business in 2007. In 2017, Liang stepped down from his role at Fosun, citing health reasons. He subsequently established a family office in Singapore.
Key Business Strategies
Fosun's strategy involved capitalizing on China's economic growth. The company made significant overseas investments, including acquisitions of Club Med and Folli Follie. Liang emphasized the importance of understanding the interests of others and building strong teams. Fosun's approach included a focus on the Chinese market and the development of companies in China. Liang's investment philosophy has been centered around identifying companies with growth potential, particularly those poised to benefit from China's rise.
Philanthropy
While specific amounts are unavailable, Liang has been involved in initiatives aligned with Fosun's social responsibility and has been a proponent of supporting communities through Fosun's various business activities.
