The company Henan Mining Group made a profit of 260 million yuan (P2.1 billion) in 2024, according to various Chinese media outlets.
To commemorate its earnings, 170 million yuan (P1.4 billion) in cash was made “up for grabs” during its annual general meeting on Jan 25, with 100 yuan notes spread across a long table.
Article continues after this advertisementTeams of 30 had to nominate two of their fastest counters, who would tally up as much cash as they could within an allotted time.
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The cash – if correctly added up – would be split evenly among all 30 members of the team, with an additional 100 yuan bonus for the two counters.
Article continues after this advertisementOne employee even enjoyed a windfall of 100,000 yuan, or about P807,000, after 15 minutes of swift counting, reported Chinese website Sina Weibo.
Article continues after this advertisementOthers were not as lucky, with a team representative who made frequent mistakes receiving a 22,000 yuan (P178,000) pay deduction.
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Mr Cui Peijun, the company’s chief executive, has been dubbed China’s “most generous boss” by many, reported Chinese news site sohu.com.
Article continues after this advertisementIn 2023, news that the company gave out 61 million yuan to its 40 best-performing employees also went viral on Chinese social media.
The assessment found that 90 percent of principal salmon rivers in England were now classed as “at risk” or “probably at risk,” meaning numbers were below minimum levels to support sustainable populations.
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