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CXMT Founder Zhu Yiming Pledges $5.6 Billion in Worker Bonuses After China IPO

Bloomberg Technology Monday 27 July 2026, 09:42 UTC By Diana Li and Pui Gwen Yeung 1 min read
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CXMT Founder Pledges $5.6 Billion to Workers After China AI Chipmaker’s IPO Zhu Yiming just joined a growing number of billionaires who have amassed great wealth in the race between the US and China for global tech dominance. His fortune soared nearly 300% to $13.9 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, after his CXMT Corp. debuted in Shanghai Monday. Now, the executive in his mid-50s is preparing to give 40% of that as a bonus to employees to keep them with the company as...

CXMT Founder Pledges $5.6 Billion to Workers After China AI Chipmaker’s IPO Zhu Yiming just joined a growing number of billionaires who have amassed great wealth in the race between the US and China for global tech dominance. His fortune soared nearly 300% to $13.9 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, after his CXMT Corp. debuted in Shanghai Monday. Now, the executive in his mid-50s is preparing to give 40% of that as a bonus to employees to keep them with the company as they build advanced memory chips for Asia’s biggest economy.
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