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Lenovo Group was founded in 1984 by the Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences with an investment of 200,000 yuan and 11 scientific and technical personnel. Lenovo is mainly engaged in the development, manufacturing and sales of technical products and quality services, the production of desktop computers, servers, notebook computers, printers, handheld computers, motherboards, mobile phones, all-in-one computers and other products. Since 1996, Lenovo computer sales have been ranked in the Chinese domestic market. In 2004, Lenovo Group acquired IBM PC (Personal computer) division. In 2013, Lenovo computer sales rose to the world's first, becoming the world's largest PC manufacturer. Since April 1, 2014, Lenovo Group has established four new and opposing business groups. Are ta - lemma - id = "64934976" ss_c = "SSC. Citiao. Link" jquery183023025858155015322 = "79" href="http://baike.sogou.com/lemma/ShowInnerlink.htm?lemmaId=64934976" _fcksavedurl = "PC" > http://baike.sogou.com/lemma/ShowInnerlink.htm?lemmaId=64934976 "> PC business group, mobile business, enterprise business group, cloud services business group. At the end of October 2014, Lenovo officially completed the acquisition of MOTOROLA Mobility from Google for a total of about $2.91 billion. [1]

1 Company Profile

Prior to September 2009, Legend Holdings Limited was 65% owned by the Chinese Academy of Sciences through Guoke Holdings, and another 35% was held by Legend Employees' shareholders. In September 2009, Guoke Holdings was publicly listed on the Beijing Equity Exchange and transferred 29% of Legend Holdings Limited to China Oceanwide Holdings Group Limited at a price of 2.755 billion yuan. The equity structure after the transfer is as follows: Guoco Holdings holds 36% of the shares, Legend Holdings Limited employees' stock association holds 35%, and China Oceanwide Holdings Group Co., Ltd. holds 29%.

Asset operation Core asset operation is the pillar business of Legend Holdings to achieve medium-term strategic goals. Through strategic investment, Legend Holdings invests in or establishes enterprises with ambitious goals in industries with long-term development potential, builds a more favorable resource platform, continuously cultivates and enhances the competitiveness of enterprises, achieves long-term development, and makes it a leading enterprise in the industry. Member enterprises include: Lenovo Group, RongkeZhidi, Fenglian Group, Suzhou Xingheng, Gain Supply Chain, Anxin Yihe, China Car Rental, Hongji Enterprise, United Insurance Broker, Lakala, Zhengqi Finance, Lianhong Group, Jiawo Group and other enterprises.

Asset management The asset management sector includes four functions: fund management, fund investment, minority equity investment and post-investment management, and legal support. The fund management function includes the overall financing and fund allocation of the company, as well as the daily fund management of the parent-subsidiary company; The fund investment function includes the investment and day-to-day management of its Junlian Capital and Hony Capital and other funds; The function of minority equity investment is the financial investment and post-investment management directly engaged by Legend Holdings. The legal support function is to provide professional support for the legal norms of various businesses of Legend Holdings.

Lenovo China "Legend Star" incubator investment through the "entrepreneurial training, angel investment, open platform" innovation model, actively promote the industrialization of high-tech achievements and incubation of early science and technology enterprises, to seek substantive breakthroughs in the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, to solve the talent, capital, resources and other difficulties faced by science and technology entrepreneurship. Among them, the entrepreneurial training includes the "Legend Star" entrepreneurial CEO special training course (jointly initiated by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Legend Holdings in 2008), regional short training courses and "Legend Star" entrepreneurial lecture hall and other forms; Lenovo Star Entrepreneurship Alliance provides continuous and comprehensive entrepreneurial support for students after graduation; Angel investment period fund of 400 million yuan, with investment and professional value-added services to help early-stage technology start-ups.

2 Historical Development 1984-2000, the development of a single IT field

In 1984, Lenovo was founded.

In 1985, he started his agency business.

In 1985, Lenovo launched a Hanka product with Lenovo functions, Lenovo style Hanka, from which the brand name Lenovo came.

In 1988, Lenovo opened recruitment to the public for the first time.

In 1988, Lenovo Hanka won the first prize of China National Science and Technology Progress Award. Hong Kong Lenovo established.

1989年，北京联想集团公司成立。

In 1990, Lenovo's own brand microcomputer was born.

In 1992, Lenovo launched the concept of home computer, Lenovo 1+1 home computer into the domestic market.

In 1993, Lenovo entered the "Pentium" era and launched a "586" personal computer in China.

In 1994, the Microcomputer Division was established. In the same year, Lenovo listed in Hong Kong.

In 1995, Lenovo introduced a Lenovo server.

In 1997, Lenovo Computer gained one market share in China.

In 1997, Lenovo integrated Beijing and Hong Kong.

In 1998, a million Lenovo computers were born.

In 1999, Lenovo became a market class computer vendor in Asia Pacific and ranked one of the top 100 electronics companies in China.

In 2000, Lenovo Computer won the market share position in the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan).

From 2001 to 2009, diversified development

In 2001, Lenovo was successfully spun off.

On June 1, 2001, Digital China was listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

In 2001, Legend Holdings successfully implemented shareholding transformation.

In 2001, Legend Capital was established.

In 2001, Financial Intelligence was established.

In 2003, Hony Capital was established.

In 2003, Legend Holdings established its corporate vision.

In April 2003, Lenovo Group officially announced the launch of the group's new logo "Lenovo" in Beijing, replacing the original English logo "Legend" with "Lenovo", and registered globally. In China, Lenovo will keep using the "English + Chinese" logo; Overseas, only English signs are used. "Lenovo" is a portmanteau, and "Le" comes from "Legend." "novo" is a fake Latin word derived from "nova".

In 2004, Lenovo Group fought on two fronts, defeating a strong rival and acquiring IBM's global PC business.

In 2004, "Lenovo Charity Day" was established.

In 2007, Digital China implemented an equity restructuring plan.

In 2008, the Association Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences was founded.

In 2009, Lenovo Group losses, founder Liu Chuanzhi comeback, completely reverse the situation.

2010 -

China Oceanwide bought a stake in Legend Holdings in 2009.

In 2010, Legend Holdings formulated a medium-term development strategy.

In 2011, Liu Chuanzhi stepped down as chairman of Lenovo Group to lead Legend Holdings.

In November 2010, Lenovo Group appeared at the 12th CHTF with three theme products and technologies: "Mobile Internet", "Integrated desktop" and "cloud computing".

On January 6, 2011, Lenovo Group launched the LePad tablet computer to the world at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

On January 18, 2011, Lenovo Group announced the establishment of a new business group - Mobile Internet and Digital Home Business Group (MIDH), responsible for the development of mobile Internet terminals, including tablet computers, smart phones and terminals including cloud computing, smart TV, digital home and other categories.

On June 9, 2011, the top 100 list of "2011 Global Prestigious Companies List" jointly selected by the world famous magazine Forbes and the International Reputation Institute (Reputation Institute) was announced. Lenovo Group was selected to the list for the second time, ranking one among the domestic listed enterprises.

On July 8, 2011, Lenovo Group announced that it was once again included in the Fortune Global 500. Lenovo ranked No. 449 on Fortune's 2011 list of the world's largest companies, making it the first company on the annual list since 2008.

On August 2, 2011, Lenovo Group announced that it had achieved significant results in the acquisition of Medion, a German company, and had completed a share purchase agreement with Gerd Brachmann, a major shareholder and founder and chief executive officer of Medion.

On October 13, 2011, the internationally renowned market research company IDC released preliminary statistics showing that Lenovo shipments have surpassed Dell and become the world's second largest PC manufacturer.

On November 2, 2011, Lenovo Group announced that its founder Liu Chuanzhi stepped down as chairman of the board and would serve as honorary chairman of Lenovo Group, while CEO Yang Yuanqing served as chairman of the board.

On January 9, 2012, the 2012 International Consumer Electronics was held in Las Vegas, the United States.

On May 8, 2012, Lenovo Group held a press conference in Beijing to officially launch four K-series smart TVS for the Chinese market. Following personal computers, smartphones and tablets, the official listing of smart TVS marks the completion of Lenovo's PC+ strategic four-screen product layout.

On July 7, 2012, Lenovo Group's ranking in the 2012 Fortune Global 500 rose 80 places to 370th.

As of August 1, 2012, the agreement between Lenovo Group and EMC will not only enhance Lenovo's position in the industry standard server and network storage solutions, but also significantly expand EMC's presence in China and other key high-growth markets.

On October 11, 2012, Lenovo computer sales ranked first in the world.

On January 5, 2013, Lenovo announced a new organizational structure to establish two new end-to-end business groups: Lenovo Business Group and Think Business Group.

On July 24, 2014, Lenovo Group launched Lenovo Internet entrepreneurship platform NBD (New Business Development) in Beijing, and released a batch of three innovative products "incubated" by the platform: smart glasses, smart air purifier and smart router.

On September 29, 2014, Lenovo announced that it had completed all relevant regulatory requirements for the acquisition of IBM's x86 server business, and officially completed the acquisition on October 1.