At 9am on the 20th of July, Han Songlin sounded the gong in the lobby, marking the official listing of Fule Wines. Fule Wines issued 2.5 billion shares at an issue price of HK$2.5, raising HK$6.25 billion, or a total of RMB 6.7 billion.
After the listing, Xinghai Group held 51% of the shares of Fule Wine, in an absolute controlling position.
In addition, Jiangzhong City Investment held 7% of the shares of Fule Wine, Shuchuan Investment also held shares of Fule Wine, and both Lianrongcheng and Yuzhou Guotou also held shares of Fule Wine.
Before the listing, Fule Wine introduced strategic investors.
What does this mean?
To put it bluntly, it is a redistribution of interests, except that Han Songlin is not distributing to certain individuals.
When it came to Hong Kong, some strategic investors were also introduced, and the specific list need not be mentioned.
Anyway, the listing of Fule Wine benefited many stakeholders.
After Fule Wine was listed, its market value quickly reached 40 billion, and it eventually closed after just barely reaching a market value of 50 billion.
After the listing, Han Songlin did not immediately leave Hong Kong, because Zhou Tong came to Hong Kong.
The economic ties between Hong Kong and Southeast Asia are quite close, so it is much more convenient for Zhou Tong to come to Hong Kong than to return to the country. Basically, he can just get on a plane and come over whenever he wants.
'Congratulations, Boss Han, you are now the well-deserved richest man in our country!'
Han Songlin and Zhou Tong met in a cafe.
They were accompanied by Tang Yan.
Liu Yuyan and the others had already returned. Hong Kong is located in the south, close to the tropics. Although it is by the sea, it is really hot.
Liu Yuyan, who was used to the weather in Sichuan, was not used to the weather in Xiangjiang after she arrived.
Xu Lu also returned after Fule Wines went public. Now that Fule Wines had such a large sum of money, it naturally had to be put to use.
The plan to build hotels across the country could naturally go ahead.
In addition, the food project could also begin.
Han Songlin looked out of the window at the street. Xiangjiang was narrow, so the streets were generally not very wide.
It's similar to the streets of a small county town in the future mainland.
Even the streets of a small county town are wider than this.
But narrow streets can actually attract more people and look more prosperous.
'Being the richest or not, to me, it really doesn't matter, it's just a title!'
Zhou Tong raised his eyebrows, a strange smile on the corner of his mouth. People who don't know Han Songlin would think he's just pretending.
Tang Yan smiles lightly, knowing that Han Songlin doesn't really care about the empty title of richest man.
Han Songlin: 'How are things in Siam?'
Zhou Tong naturally knows that Han Songlin isn't asking how he is doing in Siam, but rather about the implementation of the plan.
'Pretty good, foxi is developing well, and so is foyo.' Sometimes Zhou Tong wonders what Siam is actually doing, and he rushes to his death.
What is the point of opening up the financial sector, lifting capital controls and allowing the free flow of capital? Is this a sign of confidence or just wishful thinking?
Zhou Tong: 'This month, international capital has been testing the exchange rate of Siam. Although it hasn't had a significant impact, one thing is certain: more and more people are now aware of Siam's current problems.'
Han Songlin leans his head back and gently stirs his coffee, which has sugar in it and tastes particularly good.
'After the first time, there will be a second. After two, there will be three. Now we just have to wait patiently. How has Siam responded to this?'
Zhou Tong's mouth curled up in a sneer: 'The dance goes on, the horse races on, everything is fine! They are all too busy fighting for power and influence to care about this.'
At this time, Siam's political situation was quite chaotic. The leaders had changed several times, and the ministers were also like a flash in the pan.
Even if someone discovers a problem, there is no decision-maker, so it is useless.
Therefore, every time something bad happens, it can be found that there is always a man-made disaster at work.
There is a feeling that man-made disasters cannot be avoided.
Han Songlin looked at Tang Yan and indicated that she should talk about her research results in the recent period.
Tang Yan smiled and took out a stack of documents from her bag and placed them in front of Zhou Tong.
This sudden act of taking out documents from a bag is not uncommon in Xiangjiang.
Many people like to discuss things in cafes.
Some people like to discuss things in tea restaurants.
Zhou Tong gently flipped through the document, which was an analysis of various Asian countries.
'The root cause of the crisis in Siam is, apart from Siam's own problems, the island country!'
Was Zhou Tong shocked?
What did the island country have to do with Siam?
Looking at Tang Yan with slight suspicion, Zhou Tong knew that Tang Yan was smart, smarter than most people he had met; but Tang Yan was still under 20, so it was hard to trust her.
A person with no hair on their mouth is not reliable!
This deeply rooted thinking influences people's judgement of a person.
Many young people are denied opportunities because they are trapped by this saying.
Indeed, when it comes to the maturity of young people in doing things, compared to the elderly, they don't think as much.
It may seem a little rash.
But is it a matter of ability?
No, it's simply a matter of experience.
In other words, the more experience you have, the more mistakes you make, and the more you think about things.
It may seem that you are very steady in what you do.
Steady in what you do may sound like a compliment, but in fact, it depends on who you are saying it to.
If you say it to a young person, it is a compliment.
If you say it to an older employee who has been there for ten or twenty years, it means something else, and you have to think more carefully.
Tang Yan didn't care about Zhou Tong's distrust at all.
'In March last year, two credit unions in Jingdong exposed more than one billion dollars in bad debts. Although this seems to be a single event, we can see a lot from this incident, such as the problems in the island's banking industry.'
'Now the island's economy and exchange rate have both declined.'
'In order to protect its own economy, the island must maintain loans to domestic companies. Where does the money come from? It can only be withdrawn from abroad. And the island's investment is the main source of investment in Southeast Asian countries.'
'Once there is a large-scale withdrawal of capital, then Siam's exchange rate will inevitably face problems. International hot money will not let go of such a golden opportunity and will definitely use this to attack Siam's foreign exchange market. Now, an economic crisis is inevitable, it depends on what we can get out of this crisis.'
Tang Yan's face was wearing a smile, but this smile gave off a sense of cruelty.
To plunder a country's decades of wealth accumulation is indeed a very cruel thing to do.
'The crisis will break out in Siam, because Siam is now the weakest link. As long as Siam falls, then other Southeast Asian countries will inevitably fall, and the entire economic crisis will spread throughout Asia, and eventually South Korea and the island countries will have problems.'
Han Songlin gave a light laugh and applauded: 'Not bad. Tang Yan is indeed good at considering the whole picture. The entire world economy is closely connected. Something that seems insignificant can eventually develop into a huge storm that affects everyone.'
The island country is currently the world's second largest economy; the entire economy is larger than that of other countries in Asia combined. It goes without saying that the impact on other countries of the island country's economic problems.
Southeast Asian countries were able to maintain rapid growth in the past thanks to the island country.
At this time in Asia, there was a very important manufacturing supply chain model called the flying geese model.
The island country is the goose, with the four little dragons below it, followed by the four little tigers, and finally mainland China.
The entire supply chain model is centred on the island country.
Now that there are problems in the island country, they will definitely be transmitted to other places.
Behind this is the United States meddling.
In 1989, they came up with the Washington Consensus, which now seems to have been a big hoax.
This was created for the United States to reap the wealth of the world.
It was first used in Latin America, and it actually achieved results, and then it was used on polar bears...
After the Asian economic crisis broke out, the United States and other European and American countries just stood by and watched, and they even used this thing to make trouble.
In the background, they continued to reap the benefits.
Han Songlin took a sip of coffee, and a hint of smugness could be heard in his words: 'What do you think?'
Tang Yan had done so well, of course Han Songlin was pleased.
The little girl he had saved a few years ago had now grown up to such a level, which was simply incredibly surprising.
Zhou Tong looked at Tang Yan carefully, and at this moment she felt a little jealous; the feeling of jealousy just rose, and Zhou Tong couldn't help but feel amused, when did she ever need to be jealous of others?
Looking through the report prepared by Tang Yan, there were quite a lot of data quoted in the report, which could all be collected publicly.
Moreover, it was provided by Zhou Tong.
Zhou Tong had set up a special financial team in Singapore; the team members came from a variety of sources, including those poached from Wall Street, those brought out of China, and those recruited locally from Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.
The team had grown from just a few people to more than 30.
As for collecting public economic data from various countries, it was actually not difficult at all.
The financial industry is one that relies heavily on information.
That's why there are many companies in the world that specialise in collecting public information and selling it.
In addition to public information, they also have non-public information.
They can even provide you with information analysis reports and other things.
If you think about it in depth, is there any involvement of intelligence services in the sale of this information?
Anyway, for professional intelligence services, this information will also be collected, so wouldn't it be a very good thing to sell the collected information for a little money and earn some funding?
Well, there are some things that you can't think too deeply about.
The arrival of the Internet age has accelerated the speed at which ordinary people can access information; in fact, for professional commercial organisations, the speed at which information can be accessed has always been very fast.
It is just that they can no longer make money gradually through information gaps as they used to be able to.
Now, there has been a slight change, but the essence has remained unchanged.
'Better than the people I hired! Can I take this report?' Zhou Tong said with a light smile. In any industry, some people really get by on their wits.
They can casually think of things that ordinary people would never think of.
Han Songlin gestured for Zhou Tong to feel free, as they were now close allies.
Zhou Tong thought for a moment, looked seriously at Tang Yan, and asked, 'You couldn't have produced this report alone. Who else was involved?'
Many people have already seen that there are going to be problems with the economy in Southeast Asia.
But even if someone sees a problem and raises it, and even gives a solution, it won't be taken seriously if it doesn't actually happen.
After every economic crisis, if we look back at the various reports or academic papers from before, we'll find that many academic papers have already clearly explained the causes of the crisis, and even give you an approximate time frame for it.
Of course, this is normal.
In this world, there are too many correct conclusions every day, but even if the conclusions are correct, there is nothing you can do if no one believes them.
To put it bluntly, there is a lack of talent spotters.
Tang Yan: 'There's also an older schoolmate of mine!'
'Just the two of you?'
Tang Yan: 'No, we have a team of 15.'
As a top student, Tang Yan naturally was able to easily gain the favour of other top students.
There are also circles among top students.
So, organised by Tang Yan, they kept recruiting people and pulled together a team of 15.
They analysed publicly available information and directly analysed the underpants of various countries.
Then they formed such a report.
Of course, there is another very important point in their ability to form such a report; they deduced the process from the results.
Now it is clear that Siam's economy has a problem, and it is mainly in foreign exchange.
Then, finding and analysing the problem becomes much easier.
Zhou Tong looked at Han Songlin. Tang Yan must have had Han Songlin's support behind her to be able to pull together such a team.
Thinking about this, Zhou Tong couldn't help but smile at the corner of her mouth. If she poached Han Songlin, he wouldn't be angry, would he?
"Are you interested in coming out and participating in this feast that reaps the economic gains of decades in several countries?'
Tang Yan looked at Han Songlin. To be honest, she really wanted to participate in this plan.
Han Songlin refused directly: 'Study hard at school first, and we'll talk about it next year!'
When did the Asian economic crisis officially break out?
It was next year, and Han Songlin remembered it very clearly.
As for the month it started?
There must have been a period of incubation, so there would be clashes in the first half of next year.
Then in July, it completely exploded, shocking the whole world.
Tang Yan pursed her lips and said, 'Now that I'm in school, there's nothing more for me to learn.'
Han Songlin couldn't help but frown slightly. Even now, the top universities in China are not very strong in finance.
They are not strong in finance compared to Wall Street.
In fact, although it may seem that China's finance is not strong, its economic policies have been very stable over the years.
Zhou Tong elegantly lifted her coffee cup, sipped slowly, but kept her eyes on Tang Yan: 'Han Songlin, I think you should let Tang Yan try. Just looking at the data analysis is not as thorough as actually being in touch with the market. Learning in the market is also learning.'
Han Songlin hesitated. Letting Tang Yan continue to stay at the university seemed to be a waste of time.
The university courses would not be too difficult for Tang Yan.
Han Songlin naturally knows this.
In fact, university courses are not difficult for anyone who has passed the entrance exam.
Why do you find them difficult?
Have you ever thought about whether you have studied with a calm mind?
'Are you sure you want to do this?' Han Songlin looked at Tang Yan. If Tang Yan joined Zhou Tong's operations team, then Han Songlin would also feel a lot more at ease.
Tang Yan: 'Well, I want to take a leave of absence!'
Han Songlin thought for a moment and said, 'This summer, you go to Xingzhou to try it out first. If it works, you can take a leave of absence and bring the team you recruited with you to do it!'
Tang Yan's eyes lit up involuntarily. 'Uncle, can I call my team members now? I want to operate it here in Xiangjiang first.'
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