Huang Luo, after hearing Guo Yunfan’s words, hurriedly picked up his own glass and toasted Lin Yu and Xu Dong: "Mr. Lin, Mr. Xu, it was my short-sightedness. Please feel free, I’ll drink first!"
He downed it in one gulp.
Huang Luo poured another glass and downed it again facing Xu Dong.
Far from feeling horrified by the misunderstanding, his heart was actually filled with extre joy.
Finding what you seek without effort is just like finding a treasure trove without having to look for it.
Who could have imagined, he would et relatives from the chairman’s side in such a way.
And important ones at that!
Currently, the shares released by the chairman consist of 25% owned by Guo Yunfan and three others; followed by Tang Jun’s 5%, and then 10% for the employees.
The remaining 60% was still entirely in the chairman’s hands.
Now, Guo Yunfan and Liu Jin jointly owned 10% of the shares and had opened a subsidiary; Liu Jin had to use a nominee due to his father’s background, so the agent simply let Guo Yunfan handle the full amount.
The two would manage it combine through a single subsidiary!
Equivalent to owning shares worth 10 billion!
anwhile, Tang Jun held a subsidiary with a scale of 50 billion with his 5% stake.
Then, Nie Yun and Ye Wei jointly owned 15% in another company.
Since both represented the interests of the third generation of the Beijing North Big Courtyard, they simply rged their shares together.
aning there were already three subsidiaries in cooperation.
According to a scale of ten, there might still be seven subsidiaries released.
Qin Li and the other two weren’t sure if they would get any, but Huang Luo believed that even if they did, it wouldn’t be much.
He firmly believed that the wealth should not flow into the hands of outsiders, and that the chances of the chairman’s relatives holding shares would definitely be greater than those of outsiders.
So, he had a bold idea: to fawn over Xu Dong and Lin Yu, to make a good impression on them, in case they really got a subsidiary quota, then his own opportunity would co!
Why were all the chiefs striving to get the opportunity to manage a subsidiary?
You’ll understand if you compare their salaries.
Remaining in the company, each chief would only get a 0.5% dividend roll-over.
At most, they could rack up a few billion in inco a year!
Honestly, they were quite satisfied with that inco, incredibly satisfied—it was more than they had ever dared to hope for in their lifetis!
But compared to managing a subsidiary, the difference was huge.
Take Tang Jun’s subsidiary with a scale of 50 billion as an example, with annual net profits exceeding 28 billion, and 10% paid to the managers, that would be 2.8 billion!
So, there was a reason to scramble!
Just because he was a beat slower to catch wind of the internal personnel changes, other chiefs got ahead of President Tang, President Guo, and Mr. Ye in securing a managent position.
The current plight of the other chiefs was total darkness!
Because they had no idea which piece of the cake the chairman would allocate to whom.
In such an anxious situation, Huang Luo saw Lin Yue and Mr. Xu as the path forward!
If you couldn’t seize this opportunity, people in the circle would laugh at you and say you deserved to be struck by lightning!
Unlike Huang Luo’s frantic excitent, Xu Dong and Lin Yu were completely perplexed.
Utterly confused.
"Hold on, the last ti I visited my brother-in-law’s company, it wasn’t Tianfeng," Lin Yu realized and said quickly.
"That was just a na we registered with previously," Guo Yunfan laughed, "Later we gave it to Feng. Of course, he could change it to whatever he wanted."
"You probably caught them in the middle of the equity transfer and renaming process."
Lin Yu sat there repeating "damn" three tis, forgetting to even light the cigarette he had in his mouth.
After Huang Luo lit the cigarette for him, he was still so dazed he didn’t take a puff before it went out, so Huang Luo lit it again for him.
Guo Yunfan, looking at Xu Dong who was also confused, laughed and said, "You might as well not invest your money with Chief Huang. Invest with instead, I won’t eat into your profits, you’ll get whatever it makes."
With a scale of 100 billion at his and Liu Jin’s disposal, they didn’t care about Xu Dong’s tens of millions.
After Xu Dong ca to his senses, he toasted Guo Yunfan gratefully and then asked curiously, "Is there a difference?"
Huang Luo imdiately answered Xu Dong on behalf of Guo Yunfan, "Mr. Xu, there’s a big difference. We chiefs can only offer our clients a second-tier profit rate, but if you buy from President Guo’s side, you can maximize your profit rate."
Guo Yunfan added aningfully, "Of course, if you buy from Feng, the profit rate will be even higher than from my side!"
Because the profits from the subsidiaries were distributed over 44 periods, but the principal 100 billion from the head office was snowballing in all 44 periods of the year!
At that mont, Lin Yu’s phone rang.
Seeing the caller ID, he snapped back to reality: "Hello, big sis?"
Lin Yue: "Where did you disappear to? Weren’t you supposed to run errands for your brother-in-law? When you co back, rember to buy fresh vegetables at the supermarket, along with so seafood. I’m going to town today for an investnt promotion eting and won’t have ti to shop. I’ll send you a list; it’s all your brother-in-law’s favorites, make sure to buy them."
"Okay, sis, I’m going right now," Lin Yu hastily ended the call, not being able to linger for the al.
He hastily wiped his mouth with a napkin and apologetically said to Guo Yunfan and the others, "Yunfan, my sister asked to buy groceries. I’ll stop chatting for now. Mr. Xu, please entertain them."
Xu Dong, honestly envious, said to Lin Yu, "Little Yu, it’s a waste of your abilities to do grocery shopping. Shall I go instead?"
Lin Yu just laughed and didn’t bother with the group anymore.
Guo Yunfan waved to him, "We’ll drink another day."
"Sure thing," Lin Yu agreed cheerfully and left first.
He used to think that running errands for his big brother-in-law at his dad’s request was indeed a waste of his talents.
Now, it felt too good to be true!
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