戴森创始人将6.24亿英镑资产转至新加坡，英国公司只剩1英镑

Core Insights - James Dyson, founder of Dyson, has made significant adjustments to his family's wealth management structure, transferring at least £624 million from the UK entity to a Singapore holding company by 2025, leaving the UK entity with only £1 in capital [1][6] - Dyson's net worth is reported at $13.6 billion (approximately ¥100 billion), with his products, particularly hair dryers and vacuum cleaners, performing well in the Chinese market [1][6] - Weybourne Group, the family investment company, has closed two UK real estate investment companies and transferred related capital to Singapore, with one company selling its real estate investment for £26.4 million [2][6] Weybourne Group Overview - Established in 2013, Weybourne Group is one of the largest family offices globally, managing a diverse portfolio that includes investments in agriculture, vineyards, insurance, and commercial real estate [7] - As of 2019, Weybourne Group managed assets worth £4.5 billion (approximately ¥41 billion), with a wide-ranging investment strategy [7] Leadership Changes - Jane Simpson has been appointed as the Chief Investment Officer of Weybourne Group, marking the first time a woman has held this position [4][9] - Simpson, a graduate of Oxford University, has a background in private equity and has been with the Dyson family office since 2018 [4][9] Future Plans - Weybourne Group is actively recruiting in Singapore to build a new team to support the management of a multi-asset investment portfolio [5][9] - Dyson has committed to paying £225 million in dividends annually to Weybourne Group starting in 2025, reversing a trend of declining dividends, with the 2024 dividend being £200 million, the lowest in seven years [5][9]