从快递小哥到250亿估值企业CEO，丰巢80后创始人提离职，上市路再添考验

Core Points - Xu Yubin, the founder and CEO of Fengchao, has officially announced his resignation, marking the end of an era for the company [1][7] - Fengchao Holdings is currently facing challenges with its Hong Kong IPO, which has been stalled [4][5] Company Overview - Fengchao Holdings is recognized as the largest end logistics solution provider in China based on 2023 revenue [4] - As of May 31, 2024, Fengchao has deployed 330,000 smart lockers across 31 provinces in China [4] - The company delivered 6.204 billion, 5.823 billion, and 6.463 billion packages in 2021, 2022, and 2023 respectively, accounting for approximately 5%-6% of the national delivery volume during the same period [4] Financial Performance - Fengchao has experienced continuous losses over the past few years, with revenues of 2.526 billion, 2.891 billion, and 3.812 billion yuan from 2021 to 2023, and net losses of 2.071 billion, 1.166 billion, and 541 million yuan during the same period [5] - In the first five months of 2024, the company reported a net profit of 71.6 million yuan, indicating a turnaround [5] Controversies - The company faced controversy over its "storage fees," which generated 808 million yuan from approximately 1.615 billion packages stored in smart lockers from 2021 to May 2024, representing about 7% of total revenue [5] Leadership Background - Xu Yubin's journey from a delivery worker to the CEO of a unicorn company is notable, having founded Fengchao after being inspired by international logistics practices [8][10] - Xu Yubin held 2.21% of Fengchao's shares and received a total compensation of 222 million yuan in 2021, which included a significant stock-based payment [10]