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Chapter 142 The Richest Farmer

At the Oriental International headquarters, when the anxious Ye Menglong received such good news, her expression was first one of surprise, then dissatisfaction, then joy, and finally helplessness.

Although she is the president of operations, it seems that she has no right to manage whether the company is listed or not, because she does not have equity in the company. Her rights are given by the two major shareholders, Canglong and Hamlet. Regarding the listing of Oriental International, Ye Menglong feels that

There is no better way to solve the problem of Soryu's dictatorship.

If the central government is worried about the growth of Oriental International, it can take a controlling stake in Oriental International when it is listed this time. I'm afraid Canglong thinks so too, but I don't know how much equity he will put into the market for this listing, and

The market Canglong chose to launch was not Shenzhen or Shanghai, but the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

This is even more intriguing, but Ye Menglong is very clear about the reason why Canglong did this. If Oriental Grain and Oil, a subsidiary of Oriental International, is listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, it will be completely monitored. If you don't want to be monitored, you can also list it in the United States. The degree of freedom is very high.

, but listing it in the United States will not reassure the central government.

So Canglong chose the Hong Kong Stock Exchange because it is a place where the central government can both monitor and control, but cannot completely monitor it. Moreover, the placement of shares can also ease the dilemma of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. After all, if such a huge company is listed, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange will definitely

It will provide great convenience.

The most important point is Hong Kong's freedom. Based in Hong Kong, it can radiate to the world and let more people understand the practicality of Oriental International.

At the same time as the news was broadcast, Ye Menglong received a call from Director Xu. It was more of a question. He asked why Oriental International had such a big action, but the Reform Office had no idea at all. Ye Menglong's answer was also very simple,

She only holds 1% of the state-owned equity in her hands and cannot influence the company at all. Even if Canglong withdraws her now, she has nothing to say.

"When will it be listed on the market?" Director Xu asked.

Ye Menglong heard it, and the central government obviously wanted to take action, because now Oriental International has become world-renowned from a local Chinese company. Oriental Grain and Oil is about to go public, attracting investors from all over the world, especially Oriental Grain and Oil's Zaodao.

No. 1 has attracted the attention of the world.

"I don't know the approximate time, but it should be very soon. If you call Hong Kong directly, you may get a clearer answer." Ye Menglong said helplessly.

After hanging up the phone, she stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of Oriental International, looking at the city, feeling a little lonely. But at this moment, the office door opened, and a face that she loved and hated appeared in front of her.

"You still know how to come to me?" Ye Menglong's tone was very uncomfortable.

"Of course, you are the president of the company. The company is about to go public. If not you, who should we look for?" Canglong said with a smile.

"You still know that I am the president?" Ye Menglong's face was cold, as if it was covered with a layer of frost, and there was a chill in his words.

"Don't be angry, okay?" Canglong said with a smile, "I don't understand the matter of listing, and I still need you to operate it."

"You don't understand?" Ye Menglong thought his words were very ironic, because many listed companies now don't think as much as Canglong before going public.

Although they made a lot of preparations, after listing, not only did they not make any profit from financing, but they also suffered losses, and became a junk stock as soon as it was put on the market.

Canglong is very smart. He has attracted the attention of the whole world to his company, and has successfully made the reputation of Zaodao No. 1. With these favorable conditions, I am afraid that the stock of Dongfang Cereals and Oils will soar as soon as it is put on the market.

It is not a problem for A-shares to break through the highest stock price. With the current financial resources of Oriental International, it is fully capable of doing so. It just depends on how much equity Canglong will invest in Oriental Cereals and Oils.

So Ye Menglong was absolutely ironic because he had already done everything he needed to do, and he had done it very well, yet he should actually tell her that he didn't know how to go public.

"You are simply a natural speculator. You are even more experienced than those old foxes on Wall Street. Your hype skills have surpassed that of the most famous gossip reporter in China." Ye Menglong said angrily, but he didn't know whether it was sarcasm or praise.

But Canglong agreed without hesitation: "Thank you for the compliment, my Madam President, now that you are done venting your anger, is it time to talk about business?"

"I heard that Chairman Yang of COFCO was admitted to the 302 Hospital. Do you know about this?" Ye Menglong asked.

"Chairman Yang? Never heard of it!" Canglong shook his head and didn't care at all.

"You don't know?" Ye Menglong felt that Canglong was pretending to be stupid, and couldn't help but feel a little amused, "Tell me, when are you going to go public? After Dongfang Cereals and Oils gets an accurate valuation, how much equity will you put into the market?"

"Take advantage of this gust of wind, the sooner the better. As for the equity?" Canglong thought for a while and said cautiously, "Thirty percent!"

"Thirty percent?" Ye Menglong couldn't believe it. It wasn't because Canglong put too few shares on the market. On the contrary, she felt that Canglong had put too many shares into the market. This meant that Canglong, which had absolute control over Oriental Grain and Oil, would withdraw from absolute control.

status.

"Are you surprised?" Canglong smiled, but didn't care, "In addition to the 1% of state-owned assets, Hamlet's and my shares have been weakened at the same time. By then, I will occupy 35% of the state-owned assets.

Of the shares, Hamlet will occupy 34% of the shares, 30% will be put on the market, and 1% will be state-owned assets.”

After hearing this data, Ye Menglong finally understood that even if the central government took action and completely took over the 30% of the shares, among the shareholders, the central government would only occupy 31%. Canglong and Hamlet

There are more than the central government. Unless the central government can unite with Hamlet, it can restrain Canglong.

But Ye Menglong knew very well that Hamlet was Canglong's die-hard ally. Although she didn't know the relationship between Canglong and Hamlet, the cooperation between the two seemed to be inseparable. The central government wanted to win over Hamlet.

Especially unless you pay a huge price.

So despite all the odds, Canglong actually still controls the entire Oriental Cereals and Oils, and only Oriental Cereals and Oils is listed, not Oriental International. Canglong is still the controller of Oriental International, and he still occupies an absolute dominant position in other industries.

After thinking about all this, Ye Menglong gave a thumbs up: "You are making money by going public in disguise."

However, she knew very well that after the central government obtained 31% of Dongfang Cereals and Oils' shares, it would definitely be less wary of Canglong.

But the central government has to pay a huge price to acquire 30% of the listed shares.

"To each other, let me hand over most of my rights. You have to let me make some money. Even if I don't make money, Hamlet won't be willing to have his shares cut off like this, right?" Canglong smiled, "And Dongfang Cereals and Oils is Dongfang Cereals and Oils.

Look, I have handed over the lifeblood of the world."

"Anyway, in the end, you killed two birds with one stone. No, you killed two birds with one stone." Ye Menglong finally calmed down a little, "There is no problem with the listing. The main reason is the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's total valuation of Dongfang Grain and Oil, but with technical crops like Zaodao No. 1,

It is impossible to lower the valuation of Oriental Grain and Oil."

Canglong nodded: "We must strike while the iron is hot, and Oriental International must be listed as soon as possible, so as not to have long nights and dreams, and something will happen from above. By the way, you should also deal with the incident between the Ministry of Agriculture and farmers, and communicate with the above.

It’s much easier than me communicating with the superiors.”

After saying that, Canglong left, just like a hands-off shopkeeper, leaving everything to Ye Menglong. At that moment, Ye Menglong really planned to throw Canglong into the toilet and flush it away.

However, the subsequent handling was much simpler. Public opinion was now overwhelmingly in favor of Oriental International. After careful discussions with Director Xu, the incident between the farmers and the investigators of the Ministry of Agriculture was quickly settled, and An Jiashun was acquitted.

, several other farmers were sentenced to prison terms ranging from five to ten years, and were ordered to compensate the family of the deceased one million and pay for all the medical expenses of the injured.

Qian Dongfang International paid for it himself, but through Ye Menglong's mediation, the sentence was suspended, which meant that nothing happened to the farmers.

Although Canglong urged Ye Menglong to go public as soon as possible, she still postponed the listing after a week. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange valued the total assets of Oriental Cereals and Oils at HK$70 billion, and valued the shares issued by Oriental Cereals and Oils at HK$5,000 per share.

The high price is not only due to Zaodao No. 1, but also because Dongfang Cereals and Oils occupies the agricultural market of the entire Jiangnan Province in China, and will expand to the whole country in the future, so it is low but not high.

Within an hour of the opening of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, Oriental International's stock was traded from 5,000 Hong Kong dollars per share to 6,000 Hong Kong dollars in an instant. By the time the market closed in the morning, it had steadily stopped at 6,500 Hong Kong dollars per share.

The stock price was high, and when the market reopened at 1 p.m., the price went higher and higher.

The giants from Europe and the United States seemed to have seen the prospects of Oriental International, so they competed with the domestic giants for this stock. By the time the market closed at 3 p.m., the stock price of Oriental Grain and Oil had fully doubled.

But in the end, two domestic companies purchased 15% of the stock at the same time and did not sell it. In just one day, Canglong and Hamlet made a lot of money, and Dongfang Cereals and Oils also created a

It is a miracle in the world's stock market. The price doubling in one day is simply eye-catching.

Some people are even thinking that if the person behind Oriental Grain and Oil releases other stocks, the price will definitely be higher. It is not difficult to speculate for tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars. Everyone knows that Oriental International has only released 30%.

Speculations from all sides say that if a company like Oriental Grain and Oil wants to develop in China in the future, it must be subject to surveillance. Therefore, many people feel that the two companies' acquisition of Oriental International's shares at such a high price was premeditated.

Maybe it was done by a certain central enterprise.

What is strange is that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has not released any behind-the-scenes information about these two companies. Although the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has regulations that any company listed in Hong Kong must disclose management information, and Oriental Grains and Oils is no exception, but no one

They know that only the president and management information below are announced, but they have no right to interfere with the shareholders who control the entire company.

However, the Hong Kong media reported the fact without hesitation that Canglong became the richest farmer in China, and the richest man in China naturally became a farmer...


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