Hong Kong actor Nicholas Tse sells premium sausages online, earns US$207 million in 4 years

Famous Hong Kong singer and actor Nicholas Tse has yet again proved his business acumen by selling 1.5 billion yuan-worth (US$207 million) of sausages in China over the past three years.

Tse’s food company, based in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, eastern China, known as the brand Chef Nic Π, or fengweipai in Chinese, has also been crowned a nationwide sales champion for three years in a row, the e-commerce industry media outlet Dian Shang Pai reported.

The prize is issued by Euromonitor International, a global consumer and market research firm.

The 44-year-old Tse has a huge fan base in both the mainland and Hong Kong. He has won the Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer, Best Supporting Actor and Best Actor in 1999, 2010 and 2011.

Hong Kong actor Nicholas Tse has won several awards for his best-selling sausages. Photo: Baidu
Hong Kong actor Nicholas Tse has won several awards for his best-selling sausages. Photo: Baidu

Over the past decade, Tse has reinvented himself as a cooking specialist in a variety show.

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