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Chapter 183 - 183 183 Da Manjin is Going Public

183: Chapter 183: Da Manjin is Going Public 183: Chapter 183: Da Manjin is Going Public “It was supposed to be by the end of the year, but now that’s probably not going to work, because we’re going public.”

“What, going public?

Didn’t you say we weren’t going public?

We don’t lack money or goods.” Zhao Guang was somewhat surprised—why split the profits with others when you have everything?

Guo Siyu spread her hands: “Can’t help it, who made us develop too quickly and become too big?

Now we’ve encountered a lot of resistance.

To develop smoothly, we have to break through these barriers, and just relying on the stuff you’ve provided is not enough.”

In a society ruled by relationships, relying solely on goods, of course, progress is not going to be smooth.

“What do you mean?

Resistance, who dares to give us resistance?”

Guo Siyu rolled her eyes: “People don’t dare to obstruct you directly, but there’s no problem causing trouble for Da Manjin.

Monopolizing is a big taboo and can easily evoke jealousy.

How long has it been since you last watched a video?

Right now, quite a few people are bad-mouthing us, both openly and covertly.

If we had more faults, we would probably already be boycotted by everyone.”

“Is it that exaggerated, these people have so much influence.”

Guo Siyu said irritably: “What do you think?

Right now, we are almost fighting against the entire market single-handedly.”

Oh, so that’s how it is.

Guo Siyu hadn’t mentioned it, and Zhao Guang really hadn’t realized it.

“So going public will solve this?

They won’t keep suppressing us?”

“Of course, they will, but once we go public, many people will buy shares in Da Manjin and become our people.

Then, the number of those suppressing us will decrease, and those helping us will increase instead.”

“This is what they call ‘pull one faction to fight another,’ right?” Zhao Guang understood.

The words of the great man are indeed true, regardless of time and place.

“That’s right, so we’ve decided, your 30% share remains unchanged, this is the promise from above.”

“Above?

Since when were there matters ‘from above.'”

“Of course, there are.

If some matters weren’t directly controlled from above, who knows how many people would engage in despicable acts.

Later, our family will own even less than your shares, only holding 20%.”

Zhao Guang felt somewhat embarrassed; after all, this was originally their company, and he felt like he was the bad guy here.

“So the remaining half, that’s supposed to go to the public market?”

Who knew Guo Siyu would directly shake her head to negate this: “Another 30% will be bought directly by ‘above,’ but this won’t be announced to the public.

In the end, only 20% will truly enter the market, they can scramble for as much as they can.”

“Really?

Won’t that be revealed?

A state-owned jewelry enterprise, that seems a bit odd.”

“How could it?

We won’t own more than half, so how can it become a state-owned enterprise?

Besides, Da Manjin’s valuation is very high.

This time we won’t need financing to go public; as long as we give a little guidance, the outside world won’t notice anything.”

Of course, most people won’t realize anything—those who do know wouldn’t dare speak out.

Pointing fingers at the state, that’s clearly asking for trouble.

“Alright, I get it.

Can I know what our current valuation is?”

“Twenty billion, that’s the pre-IPO valuation.

Your share is worth six billion.

However, after going public, its value might skyrocket, and Da Manjin will be able to expand nationwide, and even go international.”

There’s no choice; there’s somewhat of a surplus of gold domestically, and some of it has to be sold off to prevent it from affecting domestic prices.

Moreover, Zhao Guang’s true net worth cannot be calculated simply by his shares in Da Manjin.

The various treasures and gold that Zhao Guang has placed in Da Manjin are actually worth far more than this so-called valuation.

These items were not included in the valuation originally because they aren’t their own.

This is similar to the valuation of banks—despite having so much money, their valuation might not be high.

“Fine, I have no objections here.

But what about the cooperation for these items in the future?” Zhao Guang pointed to the jade on the ground; it represented a significant source of income for him.

Don’t look at how most of these items haven’t been sold yet, not having turned into cash.

But in the long-term, the income from these items would exceed that of gold.

No matter what, gold wasn’t something he could handle; only the state could deal with gold.

“It will be the same as before, ‘above’ will guarantee it, there won’t be a problem.”

Looking around, Guo Siyu was somewhat speechless: “But there’s one thing, shouldn’t you find a different place?

The security here is just too poor.

If there are a few more incidents, it can’t be guaranteed that problems here won’t be discovered.”

If thieves or robbers were to come, it would only take one truckload being stolen for the losses to be substantial.

It’s all Zhao Guang’s property, but even thinking about it makes one feel sorry for him.

He himself didn’t seem to care; to him, money was just a number.

“Alright, I understand, but we’ll have to wait a bit longer to discuss this.”

Zhao Yan rolled her eyes beside him, still, the same old excuses.

It’s a mystery what this kid sees in this place, actually wanting to buy both buildings.

Having them transformed like this, isn’t it strange to live here?

Though it certainly is much larger than a villa, after all, there are two entire buildings and you could even raise pigs.

Looking at those pigs, Zhao Yan simply couldn’t articulate her exasperation.

“Mr.

Zhao, everything has been recorded.

We need to go back and check.”

Zhao Guang didn’t wait for him to finish speaking and interrupted, “Okay, I know, just like last time, I trust you.

No need for me to see you out.”

Seeing Zhao Guang like that, Huang Haopeng’s stern expression became a wry smile.

This guy, how could he be so indifferent to his own gold—a staggering number as it was?

Just handling it himself made his heart race, let alone Zhao Guang’s seemingly unfazed demeanor.

Forget it, going back.

Huang Haopeng gestured to the others, and they moved quickly.

This efficiency made Zhao Guang feel like they were a professional military squad.

“So are you staying here tonight?”

Zhao Yan shook her head, “No need, we’ll transport it back directly to a professional place for them to study at leisure.

Keeping everything here is really too unsafe.” Seeing the transport vehicles drive away, Zhao Yan felt uneasy immediately.

“In that case, load them onto the truck,” Zhao Guang said indifferently.

Zhao Yan immediately had people load the vehicles, because until the handover, these items still belonged to the I Am Human Company.

If they were directly transported back and tampered with, that would be a problem.

Though Zhao Yan and Guo Siyu were close friends, some processes had to be meticulously followed with absolutely no room for error.