In 2015, Forbes listed the top 100 family enterprises in China, with 8 pharmaceutical companies on the list

Source: Xinkangjie / Huang Xueli on September 10, 2015, Forbes chinese.com released the top 100 listed Forbes family enterprises in China in 2015, and Midea Group controlled by he Hengjian's family ranked first The company's 2014 operating revenue was 142.311 billion yuan Country garden controlled by Yang Huiyan, new hope controlled by Liu Yonghao's family and Baoshuo Co., Ltd ranked second and third respectively In the list, there are eight medical and biological or health care companies controlled by seven families Jiuzhoutong, controlled by Liu Baolin's family, ranks No 9 in total, ranking the top among pharmaceutical enterprises, with a revenue of 41.068 billion yuan in 2014 In addition, Zhu Baoguo's family controls two listed companies, jiankangyuan and Lizhu group, ranking 49th with a total revenue of 12.962 billion yuan Among the eight listed pharmaceutical companies, except for one listed in Hong Kong, the other seven are all A-share companies Table 1: Top 100 pharmaceutical enterprises of Forbes listed family enterprises in China in 2015: Forbes Chinese website released the same day as the list, and "China modern family enterprise investigation report" This is Forbes chinese.com's six-year investigation on Chinese listed family enterprises, including private family enterprises listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen and mainland private family enterprises listed in Hong Kong stock exchange According to the definition of Forbes Com, a family business is a business in which the ownership or control of the business belongs to the family, and at least two or more family members are actually involved in the operation and management of the business "Ownership" means that the actual control right of the enterprise belongs to a family connected by consanguinity and kinship; "family" emphasizes that the enterprise will not be regarded as belonging to a family if only one person controls or several persons without kinship (whether or not they are acting in concert) jointly hold shares or hold positions with relatives without controlling shareholders.