805: Chapter 40: The Answer Flutters in the Wind (Daily Thousands Asking for Monthly Tickets) 805: Chapter 40: The Answer Flutters in the Wind (Daily Thousands Asking for Monthly Tickets) In the corporate or industrial world, those who have truly honed their skills understand sothing—most people mundanely hustle, while a few have their unique brilliance.
For the sa troubleso issue, different experts can offer varying solutions, none of which are necessarily superior or inferior to the others.
Every action, asure, or plan has its advantages and disadvantages, including different risks to bear, without exception.
There is no perfect thing in the world; Lisa’s solution also carries risks, plenty of them, yet it remains a very mature and viable response.
The guiding top-level strategy is to “play by the rules,” with the specific asures divided into a hard and soft approach; the hard one involves paying money to Gru for debt servicing ti, the soft one involves giving candy outside West State to satisfy Gru’s interest demands.
If we go by Lisa’s approach, the result is that Gru achieves the goal of gaining more profits, but these profits don’t align with what he desires most.
Satisfied, but not fully content, this reflects the attitude of Cheng Daqi and others towards Gru— I can give, but you can’t demand.
“Eighty million I can give, but how do we deal with New Era’s shares?”
Temir said coldly, his gaze on President Cheng unfriendly.
NEW ROUND is a non-profit entity ford based on MAS, OC, involving West State Logistics, the LCE cryptocurrency platform owned by President Cheng, as well as the BEC coin controlled by Mi’er; the allocation of shares within it is quite complex.
The equity of several major companies is a part, various stocks, cryptocurrencies, and bonds are another part used to estimate shares—particularly needing discounts with cryptocurrencies.
In the end, President Cheng owns just over thirty percent of the shares in New Era, Mi’er owns more than sixty percent, while the rest of the shares are held by others (so diversified shares coming from Achilles’ assets), a portion of which Mi’er is negotiating to acquire.
As a minor shareholder of MAS, Lisa holds less than one percent of New Era’s shares, even held on her behalf by President Cheng, and even Mi’er doesn’t know—Lisa had long since exchanged her OC shares for MAS shares.
The consensus between Cheng Daqi and Temir is to force other small shareholders, through the operations of the non-profit entity, to sell their fragnted shares to them, thus achieving complete control over New Era—a process so complicated that many stock buybacks are still under negotiation.
Temir’s intention is not really to count Lisa’s shares, but to force Cheng Daqi to reject it verbally, otherwise, she wouldn’t have ntioned offering eighty million alone, as eighty million is not much different from one hundred million.
ntioning eighty million, ntioning shares, it all ans the sa.
At this mont, Mi’er’s cold gaze had a clear purpose: I am the major shareholder, I am not very keen on agreeing to Lisa’s proposal, you must help refuse!
Don’t you have a great plan?
Co on, do it your way!
This is the wisdom of smart people, never making absolute statents, but their attitude is clear enough to send a chill down one’s spine.
Cheng Daqi understood, and so did Lisa.
The blonde sneered, turned to call Riel over, poured herself another glass of wine, then silently drank.
Mi’er ah Mi’er, I really was blind before.
Is it necessary?
This disdainful laughter seed to hurt Mi’er, she opened her mouth to speak, but President Cheng waved his hand to interrupt.
Don’t make it so ugly!
“Combine the two plans, my idea is to give out money, using money to stabilize all current partners, which would be highly effective.
I give out money, Lisa negotiates with Gru, with prison matters done simultaneously, a three-pronged approach, like the first fire we start in New Era, letting everyone know our strength.”
“You give out money, do you have the money?”
It wasn’t Temir who doubted, because after New Era was ford, its vague valuation was between twenty to thirty billion, and after accounting for various debts, it still had over ten billion; compared to such a large-scale group, the money Cheng Daqi was talking about really was minor.
“BEC currently has a total market value of ten point seven billion, we can let the investors cash out four to five billion first, in this cash-out, Wolf can make tens of millions, Gru can also take tens of millions, Eris a few million, you and I could also gain so cash flow.
This money distributed will have more persuasive power than anything else!”
It sounded feasible, but Lisa and Temir exchanged glances, the sa doubt arising in their minds—has he lost his mind?
“Chan, throwing five billion in the market isn’t just a drop, but could cause a massive effect attracting speculative funds worth billions more, definitely creating a stampede effect, this…”
The blonde, seasoned by many years of investnt and market tornt, was very experienced.
She thought Cheng Daqi was sowhat absurdly naive.
“We need that crash, the market value is too inflated right now, crashing it wouldn’t hurt, might even raise so topics of interest.”
The night had deepened, feeling sowhat tired, President Cheng casually lit a cigarette.
“Niusen invested three hundred million Dollars in BEC, and not at a low leverage, if we just crash it a bit, guess what he would think?”
This ti, Temir was caught by the new topic thrown by Cheng Daqi, not playing the ‘take one or we break’ ga of Shabi anymore, she pointed out with a smile.
“Five billion Dollars worth of coins thrown out, it’s not just a drop, plus it’s good that cryptocurrency isn’t so tightly regulated, otherwise you would be thrown in jail!
Moreover, I don’t think Niusen would be foolish enough to agree to your proposal, he would probably prefer to sell slowly.”
After Mi’er finished, the blonde chid in.
“Chan, if the thod of cashing out is so crude, the market might not buy into BEC again!”
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