After hearing Su Fan out, Wang Xiaoxiao said with a laugh, "So it ans starting from scratch, right?"
Su Fan nodded, "Right, now I need you to complete all the procedures for company registration for ."
Wang Xiaoxiao's languid voice ca through the phone, "No problem, I'll take care of everything; you just have to co over to sign."
After finishing, Wang Xiaoxiao continued, "Do you need Sister Shen He and to invest?"
Su Fan currently owned an office building and had received one hundred million in start-up capital from Yan Henglong, plus two hundred million from Shen He's side, of which he could take thirty percent, which was sixty million.
Having one hundred sixty million in start-up capital, theoretically, there was no need for additional investnts.
But for a company, as long as the resources could be utilized fully and appropriately, of course, the more resources, the better.
After thinking it over, Su Fan said to Wang Xiaoxiao, "You and Shen He can invest, but I must hold sixty-seven percent of the shares, and no other person is allowed to hold more than one percent of the shares each."
In the shareholding structure, owning fifty-one percent gives one relative control of the company.
With sixty-seven percent, more than two-thirds, one has absolute control over the company.
His company—he wanted to keep complete control in his own hands.
For others, whether they contributed technology for shares or made large investnts in the company, he would at most offer them one percent of the shares.
People like Shen He and Wang Xiaoxiao, obviously, could both hold one percent.
In the future, if there were other people he was quite satisfied with, of course, he could also grant them equity incentives.
On the other end of the phone, Wang Xiaoxiao fell silent for a mont before speaking again, "One percent is not impossible, but what's Divine Doctor Su's goal?"
This ti, Su Fan spoke without hesitation, "A multinational pharmaceutical giant."
With that said, Wang Xiaoxiao naturally had no more objections.
Forget becoming a multinational pharmaceutical giant; as long as Su Fan's company beca the leader in the dostic industry, holding one percent of the shares would enable them to amass wealth that several generations couldn't spend.
If Su Fan's Dawn dical Technology company really grew into a multinational pharmaceutical giant,
Then holding one percent of the shares would be terrifyingly valuable, even potentially placing them on the billionaires' list.
After all, a multinational pharmaceutical giant's market value is around a trillion.
Holding one percent would be equivalent to being fabulously wealthy, in the hundreds of billions!
However, such a massive goal was evidently not sothing that could be achieved easily.
But Wang Xiaoxiao and Shen He both had a very good impression of Su Fan, and, having just sold their company, they were, of course, willing to help Su Fan run the company at this ti.
After setting things straight with Wang Xiaoxiao and Shen He, Su Fan felt like he had gotten one worry off his chest.
When the hospital finished work for the day, he also drove to the business managent office to complete the final signatures.
At this place, he also saw Shen He and Wang Xiaoxiao.
The company registration process had already been taken care of by Wang Xiaoxiao; after he went over and signed a few docunts, there was nothing else for him to do.
Having dealt with everything, Su Fan looked at Wang Xiaoxiao and the others, and said, "Where are you staying now?"
Shen He was shy by nature, and being looked at by Su Fan like that, she felt sowhat embarrassed to speak.
Wang Xiaoxiao, on the other hand, was a social butterfly. She boldly said with a smile, "Sister Shen He and I are staying in a hotel; do you want to co back with us?"
As she spoke, she even winked at Su Fan.
Su Fan said with a smile, "If I go, will I get to have dumplings with the dough kneaded by hand?"
This ti, Shen He blushed even deeper, turning red all the way to her earlobes.
Others might not understand what Su Fan was talking about, but she did.
That incident was still vividly etched in her mory.
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