Ingrid Wu

Ingrid Chunyuan Wu or Wu Chunyuan (Chinese: 吴春媛; born 1970 in Changzhou) is a Chinese entrepreneur, business executive and billionaire, who moved to U.S. in 1996 and later received U.S. citizenship. She founded a company called Shenzhen Yuanyu in 1993 with her husband Pan Zhengmin. She acted as chief operational officer of Shenzhen Yuanyu till 2005. This company was followed by (Chinese: 瑞声科技; in HKEx since 2005).^[1]

AAC Technologies manufactures e.g. miniature loudspeakers, receivers and MEMS microphones for Apple and Samsung mobile devices. Company is physically located in Shenzhen, China. Its sales were $2.3 billion in 2016, and the group employed over 52,000 people.^[2][3] Wu owns about 26 percent of the group. In April 2018, based on Bloomberg estimation included 21% of shares owned directly or through a Hong Kong holding company, plus half of the 9% holding of the family. Her shares were worth $5.02 billion.^[3][4]

Wu has been co-founder also in three other companies. Her educational background is nurse (Changzhou School of Public Health, 1989) and she has studied also in Changzhou Party School.^[3][4]

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