Caixin: Chen Zhi holds shares in two listed companies in China, as well as several other financial companies.

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Chen Zhi, founder of the Cambodian crime syndicate 'Prince Group,' holds significant stakes in multiple Chinese companies, including two listed firms, and controls various financial entities, with no current trading suspensions or major adverse impacts reported.

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According to Foresight News , citing Caixin, Chen Zhi, founder of the Cambodian crime syndicate "Prince Group," holds a 17.78% stake in Xiamen Jueshi Wushen Interactive Technology Co., Ltd. (primarily engaged in mobile game development) and a 70% stake in Chongqing Qusu Wuxian Equity Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd. (which invests in several interactive entertainment technology companies). Chen Zhi was also formerly the controlling shareholder of Jiangmen Dacheng Medical Device Co., Ltd., a medical device company, holding over 56% of its shares.

In addition, Chen Zhi is the controlling shareholder of two listed companies in Hong Kong, as well as several insurance brokerage companies, securities companies, wealth management companies, and shell companies with unclear business operations. In December 2018, Chen Zhi took control of Zhihaoda, acquiring 54.79% of its shares and directly serving as chairman and executive director until his resignation in July 2025. In 2023, Chen Zhi acquired all shares sold by the original major shareholder of Kun Group, gaining absolute control of 55%, but did not serve as an executive director. Currently, neither of the two listed companies has suspended trading or issued a statement saying that the sanctions will not have any significant adverse impact on the group's business operations.

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