Russia's richest man layout China electric Dealer

Unlike the former Russian tycoons who relied on the energy and monopoly industries, the total assets exceed http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/3724.html ">170 billion, which comes from telecoms, The current Russian richest man, with more than half of the internet and media industry assets, is Usmanov, and when US investors are generally losing interest in some of China's stock markets, especially the Chinese electric-business sector, he has become more compelling in laying out China's listed power companies.

The billionaire's holding company, USM, has a stake in Alibaba and Jingdong and has a strong interest in other electric companies, Bloomberg reported.

The choice of Russia's richest man is mainly to see a large number of U.S. technology companies in Silicon Valley overvalued value of the bubble risk and turn to some competitive Chinese internet companies, mainly to resolve the excessive concentration of investment risk, but does not mean that the overall financing environment in China's electricity industry can improve in the short term.

For the richest man in Russia, China's electric-business blueprint is not only far beyond the peers of other emerging markets such as Russia, but it is likely to replace the global leadership of the US electric business in the short term, which is why he invests in Chinese technology companies, especially electric companies, where China's demographic dividend is particularly prominent in the electric business sector.