Renhe Investment Holdings

China Dili Group is the family's operating business — an agricultural wholesale market operator that generates the underlying wealth. Dai Yongge and his sister Hawken Xiu Li co-founded the business, and Dai Yongge continues as Executive Chairman of both entities. His son, Dai Bin, is CEO of China Dili Group, handling day-to-day operations while the family office pursues unrelated international investments.

The family accumulated wealth through underground shopping mall development and agricultural wholesale market operations across Chinese cities including Harbin, Guangzhou, Wuhan, and Shenyang. The model involved acquiring and redeveloping commercial real estate in dense urban areas. This generated the capital base now deployed internationally through Renhe Investment Holdings.

There is no public record of Renhe participating in fund commitments, direct venture capital, or private equity allocations. The family office's known investments are concentrated in controlling sports assets and high-end residential real estate. This suggests the family avoids the institutional LP model in favor of direct, concentrated bets.

Renhe controls Reading Football Club, including the Select Car Leasing Stadium and the Bearwood Park training facility in Berkshire. The club has struggled financially under the family's ownership, generating negative headlines related to late wage payments and points deductions. The investment represents one of the most visible Chinese family-office-owned sports assets in the UK.

Dai Yongge, as founder and Executive Chairman, and his sister Hawken Xiu Li jointly steer investment decisions. The firm does not employ a public-facing CIO or institutional investment committee. Family members Dai Bin and business partner Wang Yan are involved in related entities but the core family office decisions trace back to the siblings.