After sending Jiang Yu to the airport in Los Angeles, Su Yehao himself boarded the plane.
On the way to San Jose Airport, I was filled with emotions along the way.
Whenever a woman says "calm down", it usually means nothing good happens. Even though she and Jiang Yu are together, there is still a gap between them, making it difficult to devote themselves wholeheartedly.
It seems a bit difficult to manage this relationship well.
In Su Yehao's eyes, this kind of emotional issue is much more difficult than doing business.
When she was with Jiang Yu, she could still find opportunities to persuade her. Now that she has returned to the port city, she can only hope that Jiang Yu will figure it out on his own and not get into trouble.
After thinking about it for a while.
Su Yehao actually hopes to have a child with Jiang Yu.
At least in this way, the two parties can have a bond, and there is no need to worry about her getting too hot and trying to "step back from the cliff" or "make him and Nangong Tian happy".
I have been worrying about gains and losses for a long time.
When the plane landed, Su Yehao forcibly cheered up and prepared to resolve the matter in Silicon Valley as soon as possible and return to the port city as soon as possible.
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TVT CEO Roger Kluyinf invited Su Yehao to have a cup of coffee downstairs in the company on the afternoon of his return to Silicon Valley.
Not long after he took office, the valuation of TVT in the financing market has increased significantly by more than 100 million US dollars.
Roger received a bonus of US$500,000 in the third quarter. This white executive increasingly felt that his decision to join TVT was an extremely correct decision.
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Su Yehao, who was still trapped by love, crossed his legs at this time and said to him calmly: "So... what is the matter with you coming out to me?"
"Listed."
Roger Cruyof spoke decisively and told:
"I have observed for a long time that Internet companies of the same size as ours have performed very well after going public this year. Now, in addition to the shareholders required by Nasdaq, we have met all the requirements for listing, and many issuers have also taken the initiative to contact us.
I, they and I all feel that once it goes public, our company will be a great success, and the shares you hold may be worth US$500 million, US$1 billion, or even more by then!"
This time when I came to Silicon Valley, the executives from the ICQ chat company also made suggestions to Su Yehao about going public.
However, Su Yehao feels that there is no need for this in the short term.
It’s not that he is worried that he will lose control of the company after going public. With his extremely high shareholding ratio, even if he releases half, 60%, or 70%, no one can take away his right to speak, let alone the difference between the same shares.
The ownership system gives founders the opportunity to achieve full control of the company with a lower shareholding ratio.
"Tragedies" like Steve Jobs rarely happen to big companies in Silicon Valley these days.
Su Yehao nodded and said to Roger Cruypoff:
"Originally I wanted to go public, but the company's current foundation is not up to my requirements. The Nasdaq bubble is already very big and may collapse at any time. The signs shown in the market are a bit dangerous. Maybe we just
Going public will usher in the most difficult moment. As we all know, stock prices will not keep rising. It is said that the revenue of the entire Silicon Valley this year is expected to reach 250 billion to 300 billion U.S. dollars. Interestingly, this number is not as high as
A Microsoft has a high market value."
CEO Roger leaned forward and reminded him in a low voice:
"I admit that the market is a bit too hot, but precisely because of this, wouldn't it be better to raise a large amount of money at a high price while the market is particularly high? I asked someone to help evaluate it. With TVT's growth rate and user scale, after listing,
The market value has the potential to reach US$400 million to US$600 million.”
Su Yehao, who was not moved, replied decisively: "But the price of raising about 100 million US dollars is that I will lose 20% to 30% of my shareholding ratio."
"But this is just financing, isn't it? You haven't lost anything."
What Roger Kluyinf means is that Su Yehao originally had 100,000 US dollars, but after IPO financing of 20,000 US dollars, it became 120,000 US dollars. It seems that the proportion of shares has decreased, but the actual value has not decreased.
And once the stock price rises, his 100,000 yuan is likely to become 150,000 yuan, and Su Yehao can still make money.
Naturally, many entrepreneurs want to go public because they can make a profit.
Su Yehao understood what he meant and only said:
"But I am not short of money for the time being. I can use my own funds to enjoy the dividends of TVT's growth. So why should I rush to cooperate with others? They cannot bring me users and revenue. If I bring Microsoft, Yahoo
Such company financing, they are willing to fully assist our development, which is worth considering."
CEO Roger heard this with a wry smile on his face.
Everyone wants to cooperate with giants like Microsoft and Yahoo, which have large user bases, but it's not that easy. Even if Su Yehao, as a shareholder of Yahoo, wants to attract users from search engines, he still has to pay for ads at market prices.
Eating tiramisu dessert, Su Yehao smiled and added:
"As for the issue of listing, I have already thought about it clearly. There is no need to waste energy on it for the time being. If you are worried about not being able to get the equity, I can draw up an option incentive plan as soon as possible, including you and John Zhou.
And other employees will have the opportunity to become shareholders. But I hope that when TVT is listed one day in the future, it will be worth ten billion US dollars, or even more. Our ambitions should not be limited to these few hundred million US dollars."
"...The option incentive plan does have the opportunity to help us retain talents and attract other capable talents to join."
Roger Cruyof took a deep breath and then told: "Okay, I understand what you mean, and we will run it as soon as possible. However, after the ICQ rectification, it had a direct impact on us, and ICQ has formed a fixed
user group, most new users will choose it.”
After CEO Roger finished speaking, Su Yehao smiled and said:
"TVT and ICQ have different positioning. Young people should prefer TVT. The problem may be that the number of young Internet users is not as large as that of adults. When the game business develops, the situation should change. Next, we should consider expanding to other countries.
market, use our products to defeat the local products of other countries, we can’t just focus on North America..."
A group of executives, including Roger, are eyeing their peers in other companies to hold stocks and make big money from the stock market.
There are indeed profit considerations behind urging Su Yehao to go public.
Roger Cruyinff was quite satisfied when he learned that an option reward plan would be formulated as soon as possible. Anyway, as long as the company develops, he can always get a dividend. It is just a matter of time.
After talking about the plan of TVT for a long time, Su Yehao asked Linda Yun to inform the founders of the newly acquired game companies and let them each come up with several online games after seeing Roger off.
Broadband technology has been born, and the spring of online games is coming.
Of course we should seize such a good opportunity.
Don't think about "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" and "League of Legends" for the time being, they will definitely not be made, but games like "Legend" seem to have a chance to try...