Zhuo Jun is a Chinese businesswoman whose wealth is primarily derived from her stake in Shenzhen Kinwong Electronic (SHA: 603228), one of China's largest printed circuit board (PCB) makers.

She took over a substantial stake in the company in 2013 when her husband, Shen Jitang, passed away. The company was founded in 1993. Zhuo was a clerk at Heung Yee Kuk (a statutory advisory body representing interests in the New Territories, Hong Kong) for 4 years after high school.

• Core Company: Shenzhen Kinwong Electronic (Printed circuit board maker).
• Inheritance: Took over a substantial stake in 2013 after her husband, Shen Jitang, passed away.
• Prior Career: Was a clerk at Heung Yee Kuk in Hong Kong.

Zhuo Jun's career is defined by her inheritance and subsequent governance role in a major industrial firm. Her structural contribution is tied to the strategic oversight of Kinwong, which is one of China's largest printed circuit board makers.

She currently sits on the board of Kinwong; her younger brother Zhuo Yong serves as vice chairman. The company is expanding globally, building a PCB manufacturing base in Thailand, its first overseas site, slated to come onstream in 2026. Kinwong also announced its plan for a dual listing in Hong Kong in 2025.

• Succession/Family Role: Younger brother Zhuo Yong serves as vice chairman.
• Global Expansion: Building its first overseas site in Thailand, slated for 2026.