Rebirth: My dad is a coal boss

Lin Hao did not answer immediately, but cast his eyes into the distance, quietly gazing at the blue sky like a gem and the sea as smooth as silk. The sun sprinkled on the sea, creating golden ripples and forming a beautiful arc where it met the sky.

Lin Hao seemed to be lost in thought. Time passed by, and the people around him did not dare to disturb him easily, for fear of interrupting his thoughts. Finally, after a long time, Lin Hao slowly turned his head, raised his mouth slightly, and revealed a faint smile.

"In that case... let's call it 'Pengcheng Bay No. 1'."

Lin Hao said softly, his voice was not loud but full of power. The name was concise and clear. Originally, the person in charge saw Lin Hao staring at the sky and the sea, and thought he would give it a name like blue sea and blue sky.

I didn't expect it to be called Pengcheng Bay No. 1. It sounds ordinary at first, but it feels majestic when repeated, and it is called Pengcheng Bay No. 1, which immediately raises the level.

After hearing this, everyone nodded and praised, saying that the name was really appropriate. After all, this residence was to be built into the highest-end residence in Pengcheng.

"No. 1 Pengcheng Bay, this name is good, simple and elegant, high-end, Lin Shao's name is great." The person in charge gave a thumbs up and said.

This flattery made everyone present sigh, but Lin Hao was quite happy, and the flattery was good.

After the visit, Lin Hao took everyone to look around again and found that the location here was particularly good. If Universal Studios could be built here, it would be good.

"Remember this and mention it to the Pengcheng Municipal Government to build Universal Studios in Pengcheng Bay." Lin Hao said to the secretary.

"Okay, boss." Alice behind him replied.

Next, Lin Hao and his party went to the urban area of ​​Pengcheng to take a look. As a frontier economic zone of reform and opening up, Pengcheng's development can be described as rapid. In just 20 years, it has changed from a small fishing village to a modern metropolis.

And this is just the beginning. In the next ten years, Pengcheng will continue to develop at a speed that will become an international metropolis.

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After staying in Pengcheng for another two days, he still did not receive any news from Huawei. Lin Hao decided not to wait any longer. It was only a few days before New Year's Eve, and Zheng Wanrong had called Lin Hao several times to urge him to go back.

Just when Lin Hao was planning to go back early tomorrow morning, he received a call from Mr. Ren.

In the meeting room of Huawei, Lin Hao looked at Mr. Ren, waiting for him to speak first. Mr. Ren, who was opposite him, looked at Lin Hao with a complicated expression.

Huawei has contacted Motorola in the past few days. It has been clearly learned from Motorola that the acquisition plan was not passed by the board of directors and was rejected by the newly appointed CEO. The new CEO felt that Huawei was a small company that was not well-known and was not worth 7.5 billion US dollars, which disappointed Huawei internally.

In the past few years, Huawei had already foreseen that it would eventually be at the forefront of the world, and it was well aware that it would sooner or later have to face off against the powerful United States. Therefore, they hope that by selling Huawei, especially if they can resell it to a giant company like Motorola, they can cleverly fill the gap in the core network field, just like wearing a legendary "cowboy hat" from the United States of America.

If this deal is successfully concluded, it will undoubtedly bring many benefits to Huawei: on the one hand, it will help it to expand its territory in the vast international market; on the other hand, it will effectively alleviate the dilemma of tight funds and deal with various difficult problems of internal and external troubles.

It has been negotiated with Motorola before. Although it is a complete acquisition, some departments of Huawei will still be in an independent operation state and controlled by Huawei's current management.

However, once the deal with Motorola finally falls through, the situation Huawei will face will become more and more complicated. The first thing to bear the brunt is the shortage of funds. In addition, it has to deal with the complicated disputes with foreign companies about patent infringement. As a result, Huawei's road ahead is bound to be full of thorns and difficult.

Now that Motorola is no longer acquiring Huawei, Huawei has also gone through a fierce discussion internally, and is now divided into two factions. One faction advocates selling directly to Lin Hao. After all, Lin Hao offered a price of 10 billion US dollars and reserved 10% of their shares. Another faction suggested that they simply not sell it and develop on their own. Motorola looks down on Huawei, so they should work hard to develop and will surpass the other party one day.

After two days of discussion, there was no consensus internally, but most people inside wanted to sell it to Lin Hao. Not only would they get money, but they would still manage the company, which was much better than selling it to Motorola before.

Mr. Ren himself also preferred this., but a group of young people in the company firmly disagreed with the sale. These people are now the backbone of Huawei. If they want to do it themselves, he can't ignore these opinions.

"Mr. Lin, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. We have discussed it internally these two days. Although your conditions are good, we want to compromise."

Hearing this, Lin Hao's heart sank. His conditions were so good, but the other party didn't agree. However, he still wanted to hear what the other party said.

"What is the compromise plan?" Lin Hao asked.

"We hope to give up 40% of the shares and raise 4 billion US dollars, so that you will become the largest shareholder of Huawei." Mr. Ren looked at Lin Hao and said.

Hearing the other party's words, Lin Hao began to calculate frantically in his mind. 40% of the shares are already a lot, but although they are the largest shareholder, they are not the controlling shareholder. Huawei's current management still owns 60% of the shares, and the company is still under the control of the other party. This is not in line with Lin Hao's style.

Lin Hao usually acquires the entire company, and at the very least becomes the controlling shareholder. It is useless for him to hold 40% of the shares. According to Lin Hao's understanding of Mr. Ren, the other party will definitely firmly control the remaining 60% of the shares.

In his previous life, Mr. Ren probably only held 1% of Huawei's shares, but he still controlled Huawei. The remaining 99% of the shares were held by the trade union, which led to Mr. Ren holding full control of the company, because there was only one specific shareholder, Ren Zhengfei, and no second person was a shareholder of the company. Therefore, Ren Zhengfei could control the entire Huawei with only 1% of the shares, and he had the final say in everything.

Other employees of Huawei can only hold Huawei's shares indirectly through the trade union, and only Mr. Ren holds them directly.

Therefore, employees have equity in Huawei, but they are not shareholders, and cannot exercise shareholder rights, neither can they vote nor check accounts. However, they enjoy the right to dividends as shareholders. Of course, if they leave Huawei, they will no longer be members of the trade union, and they will no longer have shares.