Zheng Yaoyang told Rogers that he should pay more attention to the market trends in the semiconductor industry in the future, and he could also start preparing plans to acquire Fujitsu now.
Although the Nikkei Index has only started to fall now and is far from reaching the bottom, some high-quality industries have already been targeted in advance.
As the saying goes, when a whale falls, everything will survive. The world's second largest economic power fell, and the surrounding countries all benefited more or less.
For example, South Korea, China, and even Thailand all have OEM production industry chains for automobile manufacturing.
If Zheng Yaoyang wants to acquire Fujitsu, they should make preparations in advance to avoid being intercepted halfway.
Xiangjiang cannot count on communication research and development, and the mainland cannot rely too much on it. Only by winning Fujitsu can they have the ability to conduct independent research and development.
Rogers understood and agreed with Zheng Yaoyang's plan to take advantage of the bursting of the economic bubble to acquire high-quality companies. As long as they wait for the economic recovery period, their returns will multiply.
Although long-term investment projects have long cycles and low returns, they are more stable and can accommodate large funds.
Zheng Yaoyang laughed in surprise. Obviously Rogers misunderstood what he meant, but he didn't explain too much.
After all, even foreigners who are short on the Japanese economy believe that Japan will not sink and the economy will recover in three to five years, let alone the people of the country.
It is based on this logical basis that the leaders of the Japanese authorities have the confidence to choose to mess up and plan to sacrifice a generation to forcefully survive this economic crisis.
Facts have proved that their choice was indeed correct. They sacrificed their small family to save everyone. It was an absolutely rational approach, and it was not what later generations would call madness.
It was just the failure to anticipate what would happen next that made today's decisions stink like shit.
Japan in the 1990s was plagued by disasters. First, its economic bubble was ruthlessly shattered, and then it encountered war, which plunged the world into an oil crisis.
After finally waiting until the war was over, they thought that the domestic economy was about to usher in a full recovery.
But the sudden Kobe earthquake was the straw that broke the camel's back.
We missed a whole decade of golden development in the 1990s, and the economy completely stagnated after the millennium.
We can only watch helplessly as South Korea and China develop rapidly and seize the markets that originally belonged to them. The prestige of the Asian hegemons is gradually losing its former glory.
After explaining the matter, Zheng Yaoyang left the office building and went to the next street, the headquarters of Mitsubishi Bank. He contacted Nobuo Fujiwara through a phone call.
The acquisition of Fujitsu requires the help of the other party. Coming over to say hello can also reduce the resistance to the acquisition.
Before Zheng Yaoyang opened his mouth, Nobuo Fujiwara started to vomit his bitterness and talk about how difficult life was when he saw him.
Nowadays, a large number of home buyers are overdue, real estate companies have gone bankrupt, and bank stock prices are deteriorating.
If this continues, they will almost be unable to bear it.
Zheng Yaoyang worked hard when he had nothing to do. He was either a traitor or a thief. He was the first to suffer misfortune. It was always right to talk about his own pity.
Zheng Yaoyang felt the same and nodded in agreement from time to time. Just listen to these words. Anyone who believes them is a fool.
Almost 80% of the original 20 trillion bailout funds from the Ministry of Finance flowed into the pockets of banks.
Now in Japanese society as a whole, if you ask which industry is the richest, banks will definitely take the top spot.
Although bank stocks have plummeted, they all have ample cash flow to weather the crisis.
After all, the Ministry of Finance originally hoped that banks could use this money to rescue the depressed market.
However, they forget that the bank is not a charity, and bailing out the market is possible, but the best time has not yet come.
The banks are still waiting, waiting for the bubble to be squeezed dry, waiting for foreign capital to invade, and they hold high the banner of benevolence and justice to save the market.
Not only can you gain fame, but you can also make profits,
Why not?
Seeing that Zheng Yaoyang did not take the bait, Fujiwara Nobuo was not embarrassed. There was no harm in trying anyway: "Mr. Zheng, you are not just here to visit me, right?"
Zheng Yaoyang showed a smile on his face and said in a sincere tone: "President Fujiwara, I know the difficulties your bank is facing now, so I am here to help you."
He said that Jingfangli planned to acquire several real estate companies to prevent them from going bankrupt and causing the projects to be unfinished, and it could also help banks resolve some bad debts.
You have to eat more from one fish. Anyway, if a project is destined to lose money, then you must maximize the profits as much as possible.
Nobuo Fujiwara was stunned. In his impression, Zheng Yaoyang should not be so kind.
Although he is young, he is resourceful and never does anything thankless.
But Nobuo Fujiwara can't question it. After all, someone helped acquire real estate companies and solve bad debt problems, and he couldn't even thank him enough.
He hurriedly called his assistant and selected several real estate companies that were heavily in debt and undergoing bankruptcy liquidation and gave Zheng Yaoyang his choice.
It also shows that as long as the company can operate normally, the debt problem can be postponed for a few years without interest.
Zheng Yaoyang asked his assistant to collect the information and said he would go back to study it. At the same time, he talked about the plan to acquire Fujitsu.
Fujiwara Nobuhiro suddenly understood and immediately patted his chest and assured: "Mr. Zheng, don't worry, Fujitsu is yours and no one can take it away."
Zheng Yaoyang showed a smile on his face and said: "That's all, thank you in advance for President Fujiwara's support."
There is a science fiction novel about the future, and he likes a sentence in it: Destroying you has nothing to do with you.
In the face of absolute strength, the weak do not even have the right to choose life or death, just like this moment.
The intrigues and public opinion wars used in the original acquisition of Jiahe are no longer needed now.
With different status, things become simpler. The market logic is that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
Whenever there is an economic crisis, the poor cannot survive, but the rich can buy high-quality chips at low prices, and when the economy recovers, their wealth will increase significantly.
In the evening, Nobuo Fujiwara organized a bureau and invited several board members who hold Fujitsu Group shares.
To discuss with them the acquisition of Fujitsu, it would be more appropriate to call them a notice rather than a discussion.
Mitsui and Sumitomo have not yet merged, and Mitsubishi is undoubtedly the first bank under the central bank.
The influence of Mitsubishi Bank in Japan is only slightly less than that of HSBC in Hong Kong.
Especially at this time of crisis, countless companies need the help of banks to survive the crisis.
Zheng Yaoyang did not let Nobuo Fujiwara take the lead. He was the initiator, but he could not be the protagonist of this game.
He raised his glass and said that he would not acquire the shares of those present here and hoped that everyone would support him.
Fujitsu is a Japanese-owned enterprise, and it is not easy to be acquired by a capable foreigner. It is just a fantasy to want to have a sole proprietorship.
Zheng Yaoyang does not expect too much. He only needs to control the company and the daily operations will continue as usual. They will not interfere too much in the company's decision-making.
As soon as these words came out, the faces of several people turned from gloomy to bright, smiled, and hurriedly expressed their stance: "Mr. Zheng, don't worry, we will all stand by your side."
Since appearing in the Asia edition of Time Magazine, Zheng Yaoyang's influence is no longer limited to Hong Kong.
He has become somewhat famous in several East Asian countries, especially Japan, and many people have heard of his deeds more or less.
Zheng Yaoyang is described by Time Magazine as a bold, careful and almost dictatorial entrepreneur.
Dictatorship is a derogatory term, especially for senior management of companies who already have certain powers.
They dare not refuse Fujiwara Nobuo's matchmaking, but they will inevitably not do one thing on the surface and another behind the scenes.
Now with Zheng Yaoyang's guarantee, they can rest assured that they don't really care who is the boss of the company if they continue to serve as senior managers in the future.
"Then I wish us a happy relationship in advance."
Zheng Yaoyang laughed loudly and raised glasses to drink together.
Several people laughed and said: "In the future, the company will still have to rely more on Mr. Zheng."
On the side, Nobuo Fujiwara ate in silence, his eyes often lingering on Zheng Yaoyang, and his evaluation of him rose to another level.
He used to be like a sharp sword, but now he has made further progress and learned to hide his edge.
You know, he is twenty years old this year, and no one can predict what achievements he will achieve in the future.