Chapter 1143 - A Pro-Son Becomes a Fuck-a-Son
Since Li Changheng expected that the shareholders would be dissatisfied with him, of course he didn't have the heart to get angry.
Instead, he directly stated, "Since Nasser will give Belford the right to sell 5% of the oil production.
If he becomes a shareholder of Citigroup, will he compromise again for Citigroup? "
God.
All the shareholders had been expecting this to happen, but now Li Changheng made it clear that he immediately compromised in his heart.
Of course, representatives of Morgan and Rockefeller had a bad look on their faces.
But as soon as the faces of the two of them darkened, Li Changheng put his eyes on the two of them with a smile on his face.
Within a few seconds, the two were nervous and did not dare to look at him, while the other shareholders of Citigroup laughed silently.
By this time, everyone understood that if Rockefeller, Morgan Stanley and other forces pulled Nasser over, they would lose themselves.
And since major oil companies and other banks want Citigroup to compromise, they must pay a price.
Or let Citigroup eat more shares of Belford Investment Company.
Li Changheng is worried that Citigroup's market value will soon exceed 32 billion. At that time, his own financial pressure will be too great, and Belford does have the right to sell 5% of Getty's oil field.
He doesn't plan to sell all the 65% of Belford's shares he holds for a while.
But he wanted to keep a part of the shares, but banks such as Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo and America were unwilling.
Previously, the three banks were worried that Li Changheng would withdraw from Belford completely, and if Frank, the long-time manager, also left, the company would fall into a period of turmoil.
So I hope Li Changheng can leave 5% or 10% of Belford's shares.
But now that they got the share of Getty's oil field, the three banks began to think about eating up all the shares in his hands.
In order not to get the shares in Li Changheng's hands, plus the shares held by Citigroup, they will always be suppressed by Li Changheng because they exceed 51%.
And if he really got the oil fields of the Getty family, then Li Changheng would take the biggest part of the benefits again.
After Li Changheng learned that Morgan Stanley and other three banks wanted to buy all the Belford shares in his hand.
After thinking about it for a while, I roughly guessed what they were thinking.
The smiling lion opened his mouth wide and asked for 15% of General Electric's shares plus 700 million US dollars.
General Electric's market value at this time is about 14 billion, 15% is 2.1 billion, and 700 million in cash is 2.8 billion.
Even if Belford is valued at 4 billion, 65% is only 2.6 billion.
It is clear at a glance who suffers and who takes advantage.
But surprisingly, Damore quickly agreed.
Wells Fargo and America hesitated for two days, and on the day HL Media went public, their market value rose by 49%.
It almost broke the record increase in recent years, from 11.2 billion to 16.7 billion.
The reason for such a large increase is that basically no one is selling shares in the market.
Even when the price soared by 67%, some people felt that the stock price was too high and began to sell some of their shares.
By the end of the day, it had risen 49% for the day.
With such an explosive situation, several banks are of course unwilling to offend Li Changheng for the sake of the future, so they agreed to the share swap transaction.
The second is that when Frank was fooling around with Little Getty, Little Getty was easily tricked out by a few beauties when he was drunk.
Not surprisingly, these secrets were sold to newspapers.
And the most important part of these secrets is about the Getty family oil refinery, which has been operating at a loss for the past two years.
This news is actually not a secret. After all, it has long been no secret that the Getty family is looking for oil after losing the oil field.
But the four second-generation heirs of the Getty family plan to sell the family's oil refineries in the desert to keep the oil refineries in the United States and South Asia, which is enough to make people salivate.
The Getty family couldn't buy enough oil from the desert tyrants to maintain the operation of the refinery in the desert area, so it would be understandable to sell it.
But the Getty's family doesn't have enough crude oil to start work, which doesn't mean that other forces don't have crude oil in their hands.
The third reason is that Li Changheng discussed with Morgan last year that General Electric would exchange Belford shares.
Although the news didn't get out, because it's been too long, the shareholders in Morgan Stanley's board of directors who knew about it have been buying shares of General Electric.
Then other people know about it.
At this time, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, America and other banks, as well as many real forces, have already had great expectations, hoping that Li Changheng will lead General Electric to take off once.
For Morgan Stanley's bank, Li Changheng asked himself to lead General Electric's market value to exceed the limit of 20 billion within two years.
It was only by extending the time to 3 years that I agreed.
And because General Electric's 15% stake is not only much higher than Li Changheng's 5% stake in Grumman, which specializes in the production of F14 fighter jets.
The market value difference between the two is also more than ten times.
In addition, in the future, General Electric will have the highest market value, with a scale of more than 600 billion, and 15% of it will have a book wealth of 90 billion.
Li Changheng immediately downgraded Grumman's treatment to the level of a godson, and General Electric became his real son in his heart.
He began to plan how to help F16, which is about to enter Iran, to avoid the problem of leaking secrets.
And how to increase the company's income, of course, Li Changheng will not focus on how to improve industrial technology, which will take too long and invest too much.
The most direct and easiest way to see the effect is of course to transfer to the financial field, and at the same time conduct in-depth research on how to reduce tax expenses as legally and reasonably as possible.
There are not many tax avoidance methods for military projects. The reason is that this business is said to be selling military products, but in fact the sales targets are members of the Women's Appropriations Committee and the Homeland Security Committee.
However, there are too many ways to avoid taxation for businesses such as financial projects and laboratories.
The third is to allocate part of the procurement sources of spare parts to island countries or other foreign companies that have the ability to produce, and the purchase price is lower than that of the United States.
Shareholders of Morgan and General Electric agreed with Li Changheng's first two suggestions.
Needless to say, tax avoidance is basically done up and down in the United States.
Otherwise, tax lawyers would not be the most popular profession, and major companies would not hire many law professors, or even retired senior tax bureau executives as consultants.
Moreover, Li Changheng's proposal to separate the laboratory from the factory suddenly made the dozens of shareholders and management present think of several ways to avoid taxation.
Instantly felt that Li Changheng really deserved so much praise from the outside world.
But if the spare parts are handed over to the island country for production, the people present are a little embarrassed.