The investment matter has been decided for the time being.
"I want to make sure when we will get our first dividend," Stephen said.
"I'm sorry to be so blunt, but that's not what investing is."
Zhang Bin nodded, "It doesn't matter, this is what it should be."
However, Zhang Bin was also in a dilemma as to when he would receive the profits.
If all the money is invested by the end of the year, there will be no money to distribute to everyone.
"Let's do this, the funds so far will be calculated as principal, and the profits for the next month will be distributed to everyone at the end of the month according to the proportion of investment," Zhang Bin said.
"How many?"
Johnson asked.
"The total amount will not be less than 300 million US dollars," Zhang Bin said conservatively.
Both Stephen and Johnson calculated in their minds that out of 300 million U.S. dollars, if calculated in proportion, they could probably get more than 20 million U.S. dollars, which is not too small.
At least it was pure profit.
Although Stephen could only get a share of 10 million U.S. dollars.
Fifteen million, but still satisfied.
Ivor thought more.
Not only could they get the 1% profit that Zhang Bin had promised before, but they could also get more than 70 million US dollars.
Isn't this a considerable income?
"And if everything goes well, by the end of the year, we will be able to receive the dividends brought to us by these shares," Zhang Bin said.
Next everyone signed a resolution to become a board of directors.
"Have you decided?
Once this resolution is signed, everything must be done in accordance with the regulations," Zhang Bin finally confirmed.
"certainly".
The establishment of the board of directors can effectively restrict Zhang Bin's power, and of course everyone is willing to do so.
Especially after making so much money this time, and seeing such a large investment from Zhang Bin, they had to be careful.
The resolution stipulates that Zhang Bin is the chairman of the board of directors, responsible for the company's overall investment direction, and has veto power.
However, this power is currently reserved because Zhang Bin must promise to bring them more than 30% of profits within one year.
According to the initial investment ratio, Zhang Bin invested a total of 1.7 billion US dollars and should have 425 shares.
However, because Zhang Bin was the sponsor and bore the pressure of investment, in the end, at Zhang Bin's strong request, the shares were increased to 465 , each family pays 1 for the extra 4.
In this case, Goldman Sachs holds 265 shares, Paulson holds 165 shares, Bank of Montreal and Bombardier hold 65 and 4 shares respectively.
According to the agreement, if someone continues to invest in shares in the future, more than 70% of the investors must agree to succeed, and the shareholding ratio will be converted according to the existing 70%.
This is considered the first batch, and the conversion will be more serious in the future.
In other words, if you invest one billion US dollars, you should occupy 20 shares, but in the end you can only count 700 million US dollars and occupy 14 shares.
This is a benefit to the initial investors.
The extra 300 million US dollars will naturally be divided equally among the initial investors.
Investors.
In addition, there are many subdivided rules and regulations.
Because everyone was in high spirits and had already talked about it up to this point, we discussed this matter together.
Basically everyone comes with a lawyer, because the amounts involved are relatively large and there are many projects, so they have to be careful.
In order to show respect, Zhang Bin called O'Neal over.
As the actual operator of Global Investment Company, the owner decided to reward O'Neal 05's performance, but it must be settled at the end of the year.
Zhang Bin originally said 1, but everyone objected, so he had no choice but to give it a half.
This talk lasted until about three o'clock in the middle of the night.
In case Zhang Bin and the others needed anything, Aibo specially arranged for a supervisor and two waiters to serve at any time.
Their presence worked.
At one o'clock, Zhang Bin and the others paused for a midnight snack.
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"When are we going to have a press conference?"
Johnson asked.
"Ivor went to make arrangements.
Today is already the 5th, no, the 6th.
I still need to contact Jobs and FedEx first to try to achieve the maximum effect," Zhang Bin said.
When he returned to the room, Zhang Bin's mind was unusually clear.
He had no choice but to ask everyone to discuss things related to numbers.
"Please go back and look at these terms carefully.
I will go to see Steve Jobs tomorrow.
You can follow me there," Zhang Bin told Mao Shiyang.
"Okay, Chairman."
Mao Shiyang felt as if he had suddenly been promoted to the ranks of the world's top lawyers, because in his opinion, all he had come into contact with at this time were major international companies and big capitalists.
I have to meet with Steve Jobs tomorrow.
Isn’t this a right that only top lawyers have?
The next morning, Zhang Bin started preparing for his meeting with Jobs after breakfast.
As the giant of Apple at this time, Steve Jobs played an indelible role.
His life was full of ups and downs, but also glorious enough.
Although this glory was more posthumous.
This is like a saying that goes well: when a person is alive, people are jealous of his existence; when a person dies, people appreciate his past contributions.
Apple is headquartered in Cupertino, California, but at this time Jobs was in New York, USA, meeting with some old economic friends in the hope of getting more support.
Zhang Bin and Mao Shiyang arrived at New York International Airport at ten o'clock in the morning, and then called Jobs' assistant.
At twelve o'clock in the morning, Jobs very thoughtfully found a Chinese restaurant in New York's Chinatown and invited Zhang Bin to have lunch.
Looking at this man with a stubble on his face, it’s hard to imagine that he only had three years to live.
No matter what the outside world says about him, at least Zhang Bin feels that his charm extends beyond shopping malls.
"Hello Zhang, Bill has already told me that you will come to see me.
I'm sorry that I should have gone to Washington in person," Jobs said with a smile, pulling Zhang Bin to sit down.
"Look what you want to eat.
I rarely come to Chinatown.
Maybe you should be more familiar with it," Jobs said, handing over the menu.
To be honest, although Zhang Bin has been abroad so many times, this is his first time in Chinatown.
Many of the dishes on the menu are different from what he knows, or are a combination of Chinese and Western styles.
Especially large restaurants like this often make some changes to suit the tastes of some Westerners.
Maybe those small restaurants can be better.
To retain the taste of Chinese food.
But what we eat today is secondary, the important thing is talking about business.
"I personally respect you very much.
I think it is a miracle that you have brought Apple to this day.
I am willing to toast you for this to express my inner sincerity."
Zhang Bin drank a glass of red wine in one gulp.
Jobs hesitated and drank half a glass, seemingly unwilling to drink.
"I know you are usually very busy.
Thank you very much for taking some time to come out to see me.
I will just tell you why I came," Zhang Bin said.
"No, Gates told me that you spent more than a billion dollars from him to buy 10 million shares of our company, and you want to buy more.
I should say thank you because you are still willing to spend money at this time.
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Anyone who invests money in our company is considered my friend," Jobs said sincerely, putting his right hand on his chest.
"I should have invited Gates to come with me, but you know, he is always busy.
Maybe you should go to Washington next time," Zhang Bin said with a smile.
"Of course, I will go and thank him in person, and we haven't seen each other for a long time
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