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Fosun International Ltd FOSUY
summarize 7 total product lines
calendar_month Revenue as of 12/31/2017
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Happiness Ecosystem
Resort Operator
These companies operate resorts. Examples include resort hotels, ski mountains, etc.
11,694 13.19%
Health Ecosystem
Branded Pharmaceuticals
These companies research, develop, and manufacture patented drugs.
18,439 20.79%
Health Ecosystem
Managed Care Organizations
These companies provide health insurance through the managed-care model. They contract with a physician network, restricting their own members to health care services through this particular group of medical care providers.These include HMOs and ACOs.
3,598 4.06%
Health Ecosystem
Strollers and Car Seats; retail sales
These companies manufacture strollers and car seats for consumers and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.
450 0.51%
Wealth Ecosystem
Diversified Commercial and Consumer Insurance; sold through broker
These companies provide diversified insurance, such as property and casualty insurance, to both businesses and consumers, and sell them through insurance brokers.
27,797 31.34%
Wealth Ecosystem
Diversified Commercial Real Estate Developer (with subcontractors)
These companies develop diversified commercial real estate properties, such as industrial space, office space, and distribution warehouses. They subcontract certain aspects of the construction process.
22,347 25.20%
Wealth Ecosystem
Investment Holding Company
These companies invest in various types of businesses. They typically do so by purchasing and holding large stakes in various types of businesses. However, they often shift constituents and can sometimes be characterized by their tendency to buy and sell smaller companies on a relatively quick time scale.
4,360 4.92%
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Happiness Ecosystem
Resort Operator
11,694 13.19%
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These companies operate resorts. Examples include resort hotels, ski mountains, etc.
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Health Ecosystem
Branded Pharmaceuticals
18,439 20.79%
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These companies research, develop, and manufacture patented drugs.
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Health Ecosystem
Managed Care Organizations
3,598 4.06%
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These companies provide health insurance through the managed-care model. They contract with a physician network, restricting their own members to health care services through this particular group of medical care providers.These include HMOs and ACOs.
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Health Ecosystem
Strollers and Car Seats; retail sales
450 0.51%
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These companies manufacture strollers and car seats for consumers and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.
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Wealth Ecosystem
Diversified Commercial and Consumer Insurance; sold through broker
27,797 31.34%
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These companies provide diversified insurance, such as property and casualty insurance, to both businesses and consumers, and sell them through insurance brokers.
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Wealth Ecosystem
Diversified Commercial Real Estate Developer (with subcontractors)
22,347 25.20%
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These companies develop diversified commercial real estate properties, such as industrial space, office space, and distribution warehouses. They subcontract certain aspects of the construction process.
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Wealth Ecosystem
Investment Holding Company
4,360 4.92%
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These companies invest in various types of businesses. They typically do so by purchasing and holding large stakes in various types of businesses. However, they often shift constituents and can sometimes be characterized by their tendency to buy and sell smaller companies on a relatively quick time scale.