Li Changsheng also wants to control a company, the largest chip company Intel.
After all, hardware, software, Apple, and Microsoft can all be produced in China, but if Intel did it in China, without relevant talents and matching technology, chip manufacturing would not be possible in the mainland in 1979.
Therefore, the best way is to find ways to obtain a certain amount of Intel's equity.
It is possible to think that Intel is estimated to be controlled by the American government, and private capital cannot intervene. It is wrong to think so, and the equity of Intel Group is relatively scattered.
But several of the largest shareholders are also private capital rather than official capital.
The founder of Intel, Moore, is the person who proposed Moore's Law, and his shareholding is less than 3%. Behind Intel are almost all American institutional investors. The largest shareholder is Pilot Investment of Pennsylvania, the second largest shareholder is BlackRock (Black Rock) Group, and then there are State Street Bank of America and so on.
Now we must pay very close attention to these three major shareholders. These three major shareholders actually control the economy of the United States. They are also the major shareholders of the top 10 banks in the United States and many, many multinational companies in the United States!
It can be said that the world's economy is all controlled by these three major financial institutions!
How Li Changsheng can enter these three institutions through the consortium he owns is a key point.
Of course, the company Li Changsheng wants to control is not just Intel, if possible, he also wants to control chip companies like Samsung TSMC to a certain extent!
Holding this kind of company, the huge profits obtained from it, and the control over the future high-tech industry are absolutely double harm!
The top three manufacturers in the global semiconductor industry are: Intel (revenue: US$ billion), Samsung (US$ billion), and TSMC (US$ billion).
Although these three semiconductor giants are all in the semiconductor industry, their focus is different.
Intel is the king of computer chips, Samsung is the giant of memory chips, and TSMC is the king of OEMs.
From 1993 to 2016, Intel was the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer.
TSMC, on the other hand, focuses on foundry, and has almost won 60% of the global chip foundry market share.
So who are the major shareholders behind these three semiconductor giants?
Intel has already said, let’s talk about Samsung, Samsung can be said to be a “national level” company in South Korea. The revenue of a single company in the Samsung Group accounts for about 24% of South Korea's GDP.
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Samsung Electronics is undoubtedly the core asset of the Samsung Group. 54% of Samsung Electronics shares are held by foreign capital, including the American BlackRock Group (Black Rock, see if you see it, an old friend), as well as Wall Street's Citigroup and JP Morgan Chase. The Li family holds less than 2% of the shares, but through the dual-level shareholding structure, they still fully control the entire group.
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Finally, TSMC, the king of chip foundry, Qualcomm, and Apple are all its customers.
The largest shareholder of TSMC is Citibank of the United States, and the third largest shareholder is JPMorgan Chase of the United States. But like Samsung, the company's management team has absolute control over the company.
Here I want to explain that the major shareholders behind Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase are also Black Rock. Therefore, in the list of shareholders of Intel, Samsung, and TSMC, there is a name: Black Rock
BlackRock Group (Black Rock) is the largest asset management company in the world, and it is also the single major shareholder of giants such as Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Mobil, Shell, Procter & Gamble, Microsoft, Apple, McDonald's, Nestle, etc. It is undoubtedly the "giant" behind the giants . Larry Fink, the founder of the Black Rock Group, is also known as the "Godfather of Wall Street". .
