Beijing Enlight Media

Beijing Enlight Media Co., Ltd. known as Enlight Media is a Chinese publicly traded company. It is a TV program production enterprise, as well as film production via Beijing Enlight Pictures. The company was incorporated on 24 April 2000.^[2]

Beijing Enlight Media

logo of the official website "Ewang.com"
Native name	北京光线传媒股份有限公司
Company type	Public
Traded as	SZSE: 300251 SZSE 200 Component
Founded	24 April 2000; 25 years ago (2000-04-24)
Headquarters	Beijing , China
Key people	Wang Changtian (Chairman & GM)[1] Li Xiaoping (Deputy GM) Li Delai (Deputy GM)
Brands	ewang.com (Chinese: E视网)
Revenue	CN¥1.523 billion[1] (2015)
Operating income	CN¥433.3 million[1] (2015)
Net income	CN¥402.1 million[1] (2015)
Total assets	CN¥8.189 billion[1] (2015)
Total equity	CN¥6.872 billion[1] (2015)
Owner	Wang family (56.45%)[1] Ali Venture Capital (8.78%)[1] Li Xiaoping (3.79%) Li Delai (3.23%) others (27.75%)
Parent	Enlight Investment Holding
Subsidiaries	Beijing Enlight Pictures (100%)[1]
Footnotes / references in a consolidated basis[1]

Beijing Enlight Media
Simplified Chinese	北京光线传媒
Traditional Chinese	北京光線傳媒
Transcriptions

Beijing Enlight Media was a constituent of Shenzhen Stock Exchange blue-chip index SZSE 100 Index, but removed on 12 June 2017 (effective on the first trading day of July).^[3] As of 4 July 2017^[update], Beijing Enlight Media is a constituent of SZSE 200 Index (mid cap index).^[4]

Artists

• Liu Yan^[5]
• Sun Qian^[6]
• Ren Min
• Ding Yuxi
• Zhang Ruonan
• Xin Yunlai
• Qi Yuchen
• Wu Jun Ting
• Li Xiao Qian
• Zhu Dan Ni
• Ding Guan Sen
• Sun Mei Lin

Shareholders

As of 31 December 2015, Wang Changtian (Chinese: 王长田), chairman of Enlight Media, via Shanghai Enlight Investment Holding (Chinese: 上海光线投资控股), owned 50.06% shares of Enlight Media as the largest shareholder;^[1] the second largest shareholder of Enlight Media was Ali Venture Capital (Chinese: 阿里创业投资),^{[1][nb 1]} The third largest shareholder (for 3.87%), Du Yinglian (Chinese: 杜英莲), was in fact Wang's wife.^[1] The sixth (1.37%) and seventh (1.15%) largest shareholder, were younger brother and sister of Wang Changtian.^[1] Deputy general managers (and directors), Li Xiaoping (Chinese: 李晓萍) and Li Delai (Chinese: 李德来) owned 3.79% and 3.23% shares respectively as the fourth and fifth largest shareholder.

Other shareholders in the top 10 were National Social Security Fund (0.28%), an index-tracking fund of China Construction Bank (0.21%) and Everbright Securities (0.21%).^[1]

Footnotes

1. The stake of the company was 80% owned by Jack Ma, but also pledged to Alibaba Group. It was considered as a subsidiary and/or consolidated entity of Alibaba Group.^[7]