"Buffett in the entertainment industry" Zhao Wei - 3 billion yuan to take over listed companies

　　Recently, a piece of investment news about Zhao Wei fighting in the A-share market has exploded in major social platforms. Zhao Wei, known as the "Buffett in the entertainment industry", is no longer just a simple identity as an actor and director. Although it is common for celebrities to get involved in the capital market in A-shares, this identity still makes Zhao Wei the number one star in China! In fact, Zhao Wei has been "coveting" Wanjia Culture for a long time. Zhao Wei invested 3 billion yuan to fight in the A-share market again and became a shareholder of the listed company's controlling shareholder.

　　Information disclosed in Wanjia Culture's announcement shows that Zhao Wei and her husband Huang Youlong control or hold shares in nearly 20 companies.

　　Wanjia Group, the largest shareholder of Wanjia Culture, signed a share transfer agreement with Tibet Longwei Culture Media Co., Ltd., where Wanjia Group transferred its 185 million shares of the company's circulating shares to Longwei Media, accounting for 29.135% of the total number of shares of the company. Zhao Wei and his wife are involved in five listed companies, with a market value of nearly 10 billion yuan. The total amount of funds reached 3.059 billion yuan, it seems not a problem for Zhao Wei, who has become famous in the film and television industry for many years and has made great achievements in investors.

　　As early as 2003, Zhao Wei began to make her mark in the stock market. In 2003, Zhao Wei ranked fifth largest shareholder in Chongqing Luqiao, holding 239,500 shares of the company, accounting for 0.077% of the total share capital. Since then, Zhao Wei has gradually increased her holdings. In the third quarter report of 2006, Zhao Wei has increased her holdings to 338,900 shares, accounting for 0.11%, ranking as the sixth largest shareholder.

　　Although it is unknown when Zhao Wei will sell Chongqing Road and Bridge since then, the profitability is not yet known. However, according to Zhao Wei's response, "I didn't post stock trading, but cried. I am definitely an authentic injured stock investor." It can be seen that in the battle of Chongqing Luqiao, Zhao Wei's stock trading journey was not smooth.

　　Before the news of controlling Wanjia Culture, Zhao Wei had already received the title of "Buffett in the entertainment industry". Although this title is ridiculous, it is a reflection of Zhao Wei's series of operations in the stock market.

　　At the end of 2014, Zhao Wei and his wife spent nearly HK$3.1 billion at the end of last year to buy 9.18% of Alibaba Pictures' shares at HK$1.6 per share, becoming the second largest shareholder of Alibaba Pictures. In April 2015, Alibaba Pictures reduced its holdings of 256 million shares at HK$39 per share, cashing out approximately HK$998.4 million, and its holdings decreased from 9.18% to 7.96%. In less than half a year, Zhao Wei and his wife made a net profit of HK$588 million on a stock of Alibaba Pictures. Although Zhao Wei had made great gains in stock trading before and once became a major shareholder of listed companies, most of these investments were mainly short-term financial investments. From the spending 3 billion to control an A-share listed company this time, it can be seen that Zhao Wei's investment path has evolved from "stock speculation" to "holding".

　　After taking Wanjia Culture into your pocket, Zhao Wei will have the first listed company platform in the A-share market with actual control. In the future, we may see a series of Zhao Wei's film and television products labeled as "Wanjia Culture". Judging from the stock price trend of Alibaba Pictures, April 2015 was the high point of Alibaba Pictures’ stock price, and Zhao Wei “precise cash out” was at this point.

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