شارك زيمان بوك مع رجل الأعمال الصيني هوي لين شيت في تأسيس شركة هينجان الدولية التي تختص بإنتاج المواد الصحية للاستعمال اليومي،

and is now the chairman of the company, China’s largest supplier of tissues. He leads China’s industry sales for global giants such as Johnson

أند جونسون “Johnson & Johnson” وكيمبرلي كلارك “Kimberly-Clark“، بالإضافة إلى بروكتور أند جامبل “Procter & Gamble“.

Zeman made the Forbes list of the world’s richest people, with an estimated fortune of more than US$2.1 billion.

Born on January 1, 1950, in Jinjiang County, China, he began his career in the early 1960s, trading clothing in the county.

where he was born, and immediately began looking for ways to expand the business while seeking to enter new, more profitable markets.

Zeman Bok moved to Hong Kong in 1975 and began establishing and operating his own clothing and textile stores, using Hong Kong as a

key base for his business operations. Shortly afterward, in the 1980s, he began setting up his own textile manufacturing factory.

He did not achieve major success until he met entrepreneur Hui Lin in 1985 and partnered with him to produce and sell everyday hygiene products such as tissues

and baby diapers, as well as first-aid supplies, which were uncommon in the market at the time. Despite lacking the necessary experience in producing hygiene products

However, he managed to achieve considerable success in the Chinese market.

After that, the two partners decided to establish Hengan International, a company specializing in the production of everyday hygiene products. It went on to achieve remarkable success beyond their expectations.

Both Zeman Bok and his partner Hui Lin were involved. Zeman was known for his adventurous, risk-taking nature, but he always paired it with smart planning and

in-depth market research.

The company was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1998, and Bok played a key role in influencing the initial public offering in

1998, which turned it into a public company, established a structured management environment, modernized its management, and ensured its long-term stability.

The company began working with a company IBM in 2014 to integrate all its systems into a single platform. Hengan International’s sales have grown steadily

since its IPO, thanks to the hard work and smart strategies adopted by Bok in managing the company. In 2010, profit margins rose

to 15%, pushing the company’s share price on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange up by 14%. In early 2012, sales peaked again, leading

to a 38% increase in profits.

 يمتلك زيمان بوك حوالي 19% من أسهم الشركة، إلا أنه ابتعد عن الحياة اليومية للشركة وقام بتسليم ابنه زيوانغ مان إدارة الشركة، وهو الآن يقيم

With his wife in his hometown of Jinjiang, China.