The empty room held only a large table. Lynch increasingly liked this style of extre minimalism.
No decoration was needed, no flashy things to display the room’s grandeur or the prestige of the people within; that was the lowest form of display.
As long as Lynch was there, any place was desirable, worthy of respect.
"It seems our shareholders have undergone so new changes."
Lynch looked at so unfamiliar faces and couldn’t help but smile. Future Light Investnt Company’s internal chanisms were functioning very well.
The internal rger and acquisition competition chanism was steadily proceeding. From the initial over a hundred shareholders to now seemingly only forty or fifty, about a hundred shareholders had been eliminated in this process of filtering out the weak.
Replacing them were strong shareholders, the appearance of this fresh blood ant so financial giants were also entering the scene.
Not selling shares to strangers outside the company ensured every stock was traceable, which also ant it was granted special inheritance characteristics.
Where everyone’s shares ca from and to whom they were transferred was all very clear.
This prevented certain accidents, such as soone secretly trying to steal the fruits of victory. When these people first appear, Lynch could spot them.
And during the transmission of these stocks, the people holding them would beco increasingly better.
Now it seems there are forty or fifty people, maybe in so ti, there will be thirty or forty, and then twenty or so.
Having twenty or thirty major shareholders already satisfies Lynch’s requirents. Subsequently, releasing so equity and recruiting so shareholders, the entire consortium’s prototype would be completed.
The core is a group of big capitalists with countless wealth, around which a group of dium-level capitalists would form a perfect capital ecological chain.
Every penny squeezed out would circulate through every link and eventually return to the hands of the laborers. Just these people could satisfy such a cycle.
A penny is still a penny, but everyone in each link went through the process of gaining—giving—harvesting.
The internal circulation is always impressive; if achieved, it truly is remarkable.
So shareholders smiled at Lynch, with expressions full of "I am honored to be here" on their faces.
Lynch admired himself; he could interpret such complex expressions.
"Alright, we can put introductions together. There’s only one reason for this gathering."
"That is the investnt issue of Darkstone Airlines."
"I personally am willing to release twenty percent of the shares to Future Light Investnt Company, to vote according to our respective shareholding proportions."
"If the vote passes, we will conduct a comprehensive assessnt of Darkstone Airlines, using the final assessnt results as the final index for calculation."
"I have so irresponsible speculation...", he pursed his lips and smiled, everyone could see his unstoppable confidence, "The total market value of Darkstone Airlines in the next five to ten years might exceed fifty billion!"
Twenty percent of fifty billion is ten billion Federation Sol.
All the gentlen present showed a solemn expression, which quickly transford into excitent.
They are not afraid of a company’s high market value, they only fear a company is too cheap.
Too cheap ans it is aningless, whereas a continually breaking through market value ans their profits would be very high.
As for whether more money would be extracted?
That is not a problem!
The financial market and capital thods gave them many ways to gather enough money. Cross-holding is the simplest way, bank loans also work.
I buy things with money borrowed from the bank, then mortgage the items back to the bank. Annually, I only need to pay so interest.
This playstyle is indeed unsuitable for long-term holding, but for short-term opportunists, it suffices.
These shareholders with insufficiently strong capabilities would employ this thod and find successors for these stocks.
Once they find successors, they don’t need to pay much interest, while still relying on these stocks to make a profit.
This is Lynch’s filtering chanism, only strong capitalists are qualified to "survive" this ga about seats.
The expressions of gentlen seated by the table varied, so seed indifferent, but their continuous examination of others’ eyes betrayed them.
So expressed great interest, but their continuously upward-looking eyes betrayed them as well.
This ti’s selection would likely remove ten people from this room, and they wouldn’t be seen here afterward.
Lynch observed for a while before continuing, "Darkstone Airlines acquired billions worth of orders from the Ministry of Defense before even being established and this ti received foreign military sales authorization."
"Currently, more than twenty countries are inquiring about purchasing new bombers. Our expected sales volu is over a thousand units."
"Maybe you’re not sensitive to this number. Let put it into a more straightforward number; the sale price is about ten to fifteen billion."
The shareholders collectively gasped, and soone couldn’t help but ask, "Mr. Lynch, approximately how much profit is there per plane?"
"About thirty-five points."
People were once again shocked by this enormous profit, which ant Darkstone Airlines was about to have over a hundred million in pure profit.
Forget about mid-term market value assessnt of fifty billion; they even thought a hundred billion was possible.
They had seen products of higher interest rates, but high-interest products weren’t often sold well, for example, sewing needles.
Tens or hundreds of tis the profit, yet no one was heard of becoming the world’s richest by selling sewing needles.
The market and demand restrained people’s ability to beco richer.
Planes are different; such items don’t compare to traditional goods. Its market has no issues, and now it’s still a seller’s market.
As long as Darkstone Airlines could continually launch replacent products and competitive products, it ant Darkstone Airlines’ market would never saturate, and products could always be sold!
"I agree!"
Soone raised a hand, others also followed suit to indicate agreent.
Soon over half of the shareholders voted in favor, passing the resolution.
Using about ten billion to acquire shares, and then imdiately obtaining a sixty million dividend in return, this was decidedly worth it!
Lynch nodded, withdrew his hand, "Very well, it seems everyone is very interested in this project, so next, as usual, we will increase capital proportionately."
"If soone cannot furnish the corresponding money, they may transfer their stocks to friends who can provide the funds, and if there’s still a gap, I will supplent it privately."
"But everyone’s shareholding ratio will decrease!"
"We have one month to handle this matter, hope that the next eting doesn’t see anyone leaving here!"
Then Lynch had soone report the situation at Every Mont. They had acquired Every Mont shares, which was currently profitable, bringing the company over two million in profit in just two months.
And they didn’t need to do much, occasionally pushing marketing for Every Mont was sufficient.
Soone might think we’ve invested so much, in the tens of millions and billions, yet the monthly return is this little. Is it too low?
If soone says this, they surely don’t understand finance.
With the Federation’s economic improvent, the highest return rate from a Foundation last year was less than fifteen percent annually, without any bottom-line policies.
In other words, investing ten million, the best-case scenario yields only one and a half million annually, whereas in actuality, it’s often only six, seven, or eight percent.
Distributed monthly, it’s even less.
Looking like such a long-term investnt, only two hundred thousand in two months, but in fact, the return rate exceeds ten percent.
Together with stock appreciation, their earnings were far more than imagined.
Everyone was optimistic about the company’s current operations, then Lynch presented so new ideas.
"We need a more formal company office, in addition to a small plan..."
His claim was modest, yet everyone took it very seriously, all focusing their attention.
No one would underestimate Lynch due to his youth, not even fools!
"I always believe that as a rchant, one must have a sense of social responsibility."
"We derive benefits from society to nourish ourselves; when conditions permit, we should also give back to society."
"I noticed now a lot of individuals are starting ventures; we can find so promising, potential startups to support."
"Like technology, I consider that pretty good, there’s a saying I don’t know if you’ve heard, ’Technology changes life,’ and I think it’s very true."
"Now our lives are being transford by technology; we can not only enjoy the beautiful lives technology offers but also push it forward during technological advancent."
"I call this plan the ’Gospel’ plan; entrepreneurs can receive more funding for developnt, while we invest heavily in companies and repay society."
"Any company’s success would bring us tenfold, hundreds-of-fold profit!"
This ti people weren’t as excited as earlier; instead, they considered the feasibility of such a thod.
It sounded good, but no one knows how those startups would develop.
Maybe so companies would thrive, maybe so wouldn’t.
After a minute or two, Lynch spoke about one of his interesting investnts—
"Once so guy grabbed aggressively, wanting to purchase sothing I hadn’t heard of — a small yellow form. I listened to that fool’s lengthy introduction and eventually decided to give it a try."
He had a nostalgic smile on his face, "I invested five thousand bucks to acquire all the stock; now this project has been filed by the Ministry of Defense."
"I can’t disclose what it is due to confidentiality, but I’ve received over ten thousandfold returns..."
"We bring ’Gospel’ to those in need, and Lord rewards our kindness!"
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