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Zhong Sheng Jian, Chairman of Yanlord Land Group.
Zhong Sheng Jian, born in 1958, is a native of Lufeng, Guangdong province, and now resides in Shanghai. Zhong went to Singapore to work when he was young. In the early 1990s, Zhong moved to Shanghai and Nanjing for real estate development projects. At present, Yanlord Land Group has become one of the major real estate developers in China and has been listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange. In addition, Zhong Sheng Jian has also made extensive investment in different industries and cooperated with Hongta Group in establishing Hongta Renheng Paper, the largest high-grade cardboard producer in China.
In 2009, he was ranked 42nd on the Hurun 100 Rich List. Also in 2009, he was ranked 27th on the Hurun Philanthropy List and 15th on the Hurun Real Estate Rich List.
About Yanlord Land Group
Yanlord Land Group is the largest, by market value, private Chinese enterprise in Singapore, with market capitalization at 35.8 billion yuan ($5.69 billion). As founder, chairman of the board, and CEO, Zhong Sheng Jian holds 69.84 percent of its shares. Zhong’s personal fortune measures up to 25 billion yuan ($3.98 billion).
Yanlord Land Group is committed to the Chinese market and develops high-end fully-furnished residential, commercial and integrated property projects in major, open Chinese cities. The fast economic growth of these cities are strategically important to the company.
Yanlord began China operations from the affluent cities of Shanghai and Nanjing. It chose prime locations for high-end residential projects. Yanlord Land has become a top brand in the real estate industry and a symbol for quality, high-end projects. Most Yanlord Land residential projects are large-scale projects that are developed stage by stage. For these projects, it hires first-class architects and designers from all over the world and cooperates with well-established construction firms.
At present, Yanlord Land Group has extensive operations in five major high-growth economic zones in China. They are:
(1) Shanghai, Nanjing and Suzhou in the Yangtze River Delta region;
(2) Zhuhai and Shenzhen in the Pearl River Delta region;
(3) Chengdu and Guiyang in southwestern China;
(4) Tianjin and Tangshan near Bohai Bay;
(5) Sanya in Hainan province.
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