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Li Jinyang
Rank #2564
CHINAMetals & MiningMining

Li Jinyang

Net Worth
$1.532B
-1.77% (24h)
Li Jinyang, a Chinese citizen, is a prominent figure in the mining industry, currently ranked #2274 on the Forbes 2026 Billionaires list. His wealth stems from his involvement in the metals-mining sector, specifically through his position as the main shareholder of Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining, a company based in Inner Mongolia. Following the death of her husband, Zhao Meiguang, in 2021, Li inherited control of Chifeng Gold Mining. Her career in mining has allowed her to amass a significant net worth.

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The Full Dossier

Early Life and Inheritance

Li Jinyang inherited her fortune after the death of her husband, Zhao Meiguang, in December 2021. Zhao Meiguang was the founder of Chifeng Gold. As the new de facto controller, Li Jinyang does not directly participate in the company’s operations; however, Chifeng Gold's performance has been growing rapidly in recent years.

Rise to Success

Li Jinyang's primary source of wealth is the mining sector, particularly precious metals. Her company, Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining, has interests in precious metals and is based in Inner Mongolia. In March 2025, Chifeng Gold (6693.HK) became the third leading gold company to achieve dual A+H share listings. In March 2026, Zijin Mining, acquired a stake in Chifeng Gold.

Key Business Strategies

Li Jinyang's most high-profile move in the capital markets has been her substantial investment in Hygon Information (688041.SH). Prior to the listing of Haiguang Information, Ningbo Dacheng and Ningbo Shangcheng held shares. Li Jinyang holds stakes in these companies. Li's personal investment portfolio is centered around Hanfeng Capital, through which he collectively holds a 74% stake. Hanfeng Capital engages in primary-market strategic investments, secondary-market securities investment and asset management, as well as listed-company market-capitalization management and corporate restructuring and mergers and acquisitions. Its investment portfolio spans multiple sectors, including agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, cultural and entertainment industries, and big data.

Philanthropy

Information on Li Jinyang's philanthropic activities is not readily available in the search results.

Career Timeline

2026

Zijin Mining Acquisition

Zijin Mining acquired a stake in Chifeng Gold.

2025

Chifeng Gold Dual Listing

Chifeng Gold (6693.HK) achieved dual A+H share listings.

2021

Inherited Control of Chifeng Gold Mining

Following the death of her husband, Zhao Meiguang, Li Jinyang became the de facto controller of Chifeng Gold Mining.

Philanthropic Impact

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Key Business Ventures & Holdings

CompanyStakeValue
Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining

Net Worth History

In-Depth Analysis

Early Life and Inheritance

Li Jinyang inherited her fortune after the death of her husband, Zhao Meiguang, in December 2021. Zhao Meiguang was the founder of Chifeng Gold. As the new de facto controller, Li Jinyang does not directly participate in the company’s operations; however, Chifeng Gold's performance has been growing rapidly in recent years.

Rise to Success

Li Jinyang's primary source of wealth is the mining sector, particularly precious metals. Her company, Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining, has interests in precious metals and is based in Inner Mongolia. In March 2025, Chifeng Gold (6693.HK) became the third leading gold company to achieve dual A+H share listings. In March 2026, Zijin Mining, acquired a stake in Chifeng Gold.

Key Business Strategies

Li Jinyang's most high-profile move in the capital markets has been her substantial investment in Hygon Information (688041.SH). Prior to the listing of Haiguang Information, Ningbo Dacheng and Ningbo Shangcheng held shares. Li Jinyang holds stakes in these companies. Li's personal investment portfolio is centered around Hanfeng Capital, through which he collectively holds a 74% stake. Hanfeng Capital engages in primary-market strategic investments, secondary-market securities investment and asset management, as well as listed-company market-capitalization management and corporate restructuring and mergers and acquisitions. Its investment portfolio spans multiple sectors, including agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, cultural and entertainment industries, and big data.

Philanthropy

Information on Li Jinyang's philanthropic activities is not readily available in the search results.

Data Sources & Methodology

Figures for Li Jinyang are synthesized from the sources below and cross-checked against our net worth methodology. Estimates may lag market moves; see corrections to report discrepancies.