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Lu Jianhui, one of the eight King Kong entrepreneurs in Chery, died of illness at the age of 55, according to news on the 25th.
Lu Jianhui is one of the founders of Chery Automobile when it was founded in 1997. Together with senior executives such as Yin Tongyue, the current chairman and general manager of Chery Automobile, he is known as the "eight King Kong" when Chery was founded. During his tenure at Chery, he was in charge of technology, procurement, sales and other important positions.
Lu Jianhui has a master's degree in automobile from Tsinghua University. He was the Director of the Technical Department of Anhui Wuhu Special vehicle Factory and the Director of the Technology Center of Anhui Auto parts Co., Ltd. (the predecessor of Chery). In 2000, he was appointed assistant to the general manager of Chery Automobile Co., Ltd., and later promoted to deputy general manager. In August 2012, he was transferred from Chery to work for Chery Holdings, the parent company of Chery, and then led a team of 200 people to set up the "Jiangbei Project team", later known as Kaiyi, and served as chairman of Kaiyi.
At the end of 2016, Lu Jianhui retired due to health problems.
At the beginning of 2018, Kaiyi was officially resold, and the state-owned enterprises under Yibin Municipal Government and Wuliangye Group became the largest shareholder of Kaiyi.
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