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Entity Type: Domestic Company

Xiamen Yijia Investment Co., Ltd.

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Xiamen Yijia Investment Co., Ltd. is a private limited liability company founded on November 21, 2019. According to Chinese corporate registry data, the firm operates in real estate leasing, property management, and cross-sector investment. Its portfolio spans digital content and data services, brand management, advertising, e-commerce, entertainment, and cultural media, held through subsidiaries including Yijia (Xiamen) Digital Culture Co., Ltd. (譯迦（廈門）數字文化有限公司) at 51 percent and Xiamen Xingtu Shidai Culture Media Co., Ltd. (廈門市星途時代文化傳媒有限公司), an entertainment-sector firm, at 50 percent.

Yijia (Xiamen) Consulting Management Co., Ltd.

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Yijia (Xiamen) Consulting Management Co., Ltd. is a private limited liability company founded on July 31, 2020, and the parent company of Haixi MCN Cross-Strait Youth Base (海西MCN兩岸青年三創基地). According to Chinese corporate registry data, the company mainly provides information and IT consulting, marketing planning, digital content production, advertising design and distribution, brand management, internet live-streaming services, e-commerce sales, and various equipment and property leasing services. In 2022, the company significantly expanded its business scope to include advertising, live streaming, rental services, and professional training. The firm is majority-owned by Yijia (Xiamen) Digital Culture Co., Ltd. (譯迦（廈門） 數字文化有限公司).

Want Want Holdings

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Want Want Holdings (旺旺集團), formally Want Want Food Co., Ltd. (旺旺食品股份有限公司), is a Taiwan-founded food and beverage conglomerate whose operations are now concentrated almost entirely in mainland China, where it operates over 100 manufacturing plants and employs more than 60,000 people. Founded in 1962 in Yilan County, Taiwan as I Lan Foods Industrial Co., Ltd. (宜蘭食品工業股份有限公司), the group was taken over in 1976 by Tsai Eng-meng (蔡衍明), who built it into China’s largest rice cracker producer. Want Want China Holdings Ltd. (中國旺旺控股有限公司) is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Tsai, who has publicly stated that “unification will happen sooner or later” and lives in Shanghai, diversified the group into media, insurance, hotels, and healthcare. In 2008 he acquired the China Times Group to form the Want Want China Times Media Group (旺旺中時媒體集團). In June 2025 Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council announced an investigation into Want Want for allegedly collaborating with the CCP to host a cross-strait summit at which the group’s general manager described Taiwan as originating in “Chinese Taiwan” and pledged the group’s loyalty to “the motherland.” The group is headquartered at 5F, 72 Xining North Road, Datong District, Taipei.

Rimbunan Hijau Group

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The Rimbunan Hijau Group is a Malaysian multinational logging and diversified conglomerate founded in 1975 by Tan Sri Datuk Tiong Hiew King (張曉卿). Headquartered in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia, the group has an estimated annual turnover exceeding US$1 billion and operates across multiple countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Russia, Australia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, and the United States. The company is involved in forestry, oil palm plantations, media, information technology, hospitality, aquaculture, general trading, biotechnology, plastic manufacturing, mining, property development, and human capital development. In Papua New Guinea, Rimbunan Hijau is the largest single logging operator and owns one of the country’s major newspapers, The National, which it established in 1993. The company has faced criticism from environmental groups, with a World Bank report estimating that up to 70 percent of logging in Papua New Guinea is illegal, though the company maintains it operates within legal frameworks.

Atlanis

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Atlanis is an Italian business services company operating in marketing, events, publishing, cybersecurity, real estate, and charity sectors. The company, established in March 2021 by entrepreneur Andrea Di Maso, has six business units, including the digital magazine Italia News Online and the publishing arm Fragola Edizioni, as well as Fragola Company (marketing and communications), Fragola Records (music label), and the Festival del Cuore charity event.

London Tech Week

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London Tech Week is an annual technology festival co-founded in 2014 by Founders Forum LLP, in partnership with Informa Festivals. Held each June in London, the festival brings together entrepreneurs, investors, corporate leaders, and innovators from across the world for conferences, showcases, workshops, and networking events spanning the full technology ecosystem. The London Tech Week brand is owned by Informa Ltd. Its annual programme addresses emerging themes across the technology sector, including applied AI, enterprise resilience, deeptech, and quantum computing.

Rothermere Continuation Holdings Ltd

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Rothermere Continuation Holdings Ltd (RCHL) is a holding company established in October 2025. RCHL oversees a portfolio of major British newspapers and media titles, including the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, and Metro. The offshore company, based in Bermuda, is controlled by Jonathan Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere — a royal appointment below an earl and above a baron.

Yanolja

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Founded in 2005, Yanolja is a global travel technology company that provides cloud-based software and operates a distribution platform connecting hotels, airlines, and car rentals with sales channels worldwide. The company says that it uses artificial intelligence and data-driven solutions to help travelers with their booking plans.

PJSC Sberbank

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Sberbank, Russia’s largest banking and financial services company, is a majority state-owned institution headquartered in Moscow that evolved from the Soviet Union’s State Labor Savings Banks System. Led by Herman Gref, a close ally of Vladimir Putin, since 2007, the bank accounts for approximately one-third of all banking assets in Russia. Sberbank has faced multiple rounds of international sanctions since Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea, with restrictions intensifying dramatically following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. In February 2022, the United States imposed severe operational restrictions on Sberbank, causing its stock to lose more than half its value, while the European Union enacted comprehensive sanctions in July 2022. These measures forced Sberbank to exit European markets, with many of its overseas subsidiaries subsequently losing licenses, closing operations, or entering receivership. Despite these sanctions, in July 2024, Sberbank paid record dividends of 752 billion rubles ($8.5 billion) for 2023, with half going to the Russian state.