After the formal IPO application was submitted, the prospectus of Daenerys Entertainment Group was immediately published on the SEC's official website, Eaglet portal and many other media platforms.

The first version of the prospectus details the business composition, revenue data, shareholding structure, development prospects and other relevant information that must be disclosed in the IPO of Daenerys Entertainment Group, as well as the IPO information that investors are most concerned about, such as the selection of the exchange, the list of underwriters, the scale of funds raised, and the range of the stock issue price.

Daenerys Entertainment's business composition and revenue data are not a secret to interested investors, and many potential investors are most concerned about the shareholding structure and development prospects of Daenerys Entertainment in this version of the prospectus.

After the employee internal subscription plan and the cashing of the high-level equity award in March, the total share capital of Daenerys Entertainment Group after accounting is about 2.123 billion shares, of which Simon Westeros himself holds 91.7% of the shares, holding 1.937 billion shares.

There has been a lot of speculation about Daenerys Entertainment's internal subscription and reward redemption scheme, and most people did not expect Simon Westeros to transfer or reward up to 8.3% of Daenerys Entertainment's shares to the group's employees in such a large amount.

Based on the $18 to $20 offering price range given in the prospectus, even if the lowest value of $18 is taken, the total value of the 176 million shares transferred by Simon to employees is more than $3 billion. Daenerys Entertainment intends to issue 250 million new shares this time, and the total amount of funds raised is only $4.5 billion, also based on the minimum value of $18.

According to some previous media revelations, in addition to the high-level stock awards, the shares subscribed by internal employees have also been sold at a fairly low discount, and the average may only be 5% off, so to speak, Simon Westeros is equivalent to directly giving away a huge amount of cash of more than 1.5 billion US dollars to the employees of Daenerys Entertainment Group.

$1.5 billion, according to the prospectus, Daenerys Entertainment has a total of 29,000 employees at this stage, which is equivalent to an average of $51,000 per person, which has exceeded the annual salary of most wage earners in the United States.

You must know that in 1993, the per capita annual income of the United States was only 31,000 US dollars.

The actual distribution of rewards and subscriptions is, of course, not evenly distributed.

According to the figures disclosed in the prospectus, in addition to Simon Westeros's high absolute control of 91.7%, the number of shares held by Daenerys Entertainment CEO Amy Pascal is 35 million shares, with a shareholding ratio of 1.65%.

Also based on the minimum issue price of $18, Pascal's 35 million shares of Daenerys Entertainment Group are worth a total of $630 million.

This is clearly the most conservative estimate.

It is not impossible for the total value of these shares to exceed $1 billion after the official listing.

Not only that, according to the salary contract of Amy Pascal that has been exposed by some media, this female executive of Daenerys Entertainment has received hundreds of millions of dollars in salary since she joined the company, and with the guidance of an investment wizard like Simon Westeros, Pascal even if he uses his general salary for investment, counting the share award he just obtained, his personal net worth has definitely broken through the 1 billion mark and become another billionaire in the United States.

After Amy Pascal, the third largest shareholder of Daenerys Entertainment stock is still a female executive.

Nancy Brill, with a total of 7 million shares.

The small child executive, who is mainly responsible for Daenerys Entertainment's peripheral products, video games, video tape chains and other businesses, has made a lot of achievements in recent years, but it still surprised many people that she was able to get a share of the stock second only to Amy Pascal.

Probably to explain many people's doubts, the official website of Daenerys Entertainment Group also followed up with a more detailed list of stock awards and subscriptions.

Nancy Brill's 7 million shares, of which 5 million are in the nature of awards and the other 2 million shares are internal subscriptions.

Amy Pascal's 35 million shares were all awarded as a reward, and the female head of Daenerys Entertainment took the initiative to distribute her 3 million internal subscription shares to other employees of the group.

Immediately afterwards, Robert Iger, the group's president who is in charge of Daenerys' entertainment TV business and Nancy Brill, received a total of 4.5 million shares, 3 million shares as awards and 1.5 million shares as subscriptions.

Mark Belford, vice president of global operations for the global distribution of Daenerys Entertainment's film and television productions, holds 3 million shares, 2 million rewards, and 1 million subscriptions.

Danny Morris and Ella Deutschman, the heads of Daenerys Entertainment's two sub-labels, New World Pictures and Gorgate Pictures, received the same shares as Mark Belford, both with 3 million shares.

Tom Pollack, who used to work in Universal Pictures and served as the president of Daenerys Films after the initial merger and acquisition, received the smallest share of shares among the executives, only 1.5 million shares, of which the reward share was only 500,000 shares, and it was clear in the circle that the executive who seemed to be the president of Daenerys Films, which seemed to be the core of the three labels under Daenerys Entertainment, actually had very low authority, and coupled with the fact that he joined Daenerys Entertainment late, he was far from touching the core of Daenerys Entertainment Group.

was able to get a total of 1.5 million shares, obviously Simon Westeros in order to protect the face of this veteran Hollywood executive.

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After the formal IPO application was submitted, the prospectus of Daenerys Entertainment Group was immediately published on the SEC's official website, Eaglet portal and many other media platforms.

The first version of the prospectus details the business composition, revenue data, shareholding structure, development prospects and other relevant information that must be disclosed in the IPO of Daenerys Entertainment Group, as well as the IPO information that investors are most concerned about, such as the selection of the exchange, the list of underwriters, the scale of funds raised, and the range of the stock issue price.

Daenerys Entertainment's business composition and revenue data are not a secret to interested investors, and many potential investors are most concerned about the shareholding structure and development prospects of Daenerys Entertainment in this version of the prospectus.

After the employee internal subscription plan and the cashing of the high-level equity award in March, the total share capital of Daenerys Entertainment Group after accounting is about 2.123 billion shares, of which Simon Westeros himself holds 91.7% of the shares, holding 1.937 billion shares.

There has been a lot of speculation about Daenerys Entertainment's internal subscription and reward redemption scheme, and most people did not expect Simon Westeros to transfer or reward up to 8.3% of Daenerys Entertainment's shares to the group's employees in such a large amount.

Based on the $18 to $20 offering price range given in the prospectus, even if the lowest value of $18 is taken, the total value of the 176 million shares transferred by Simon to employees is more than $3 billion. Daenerys Entertainment intends to issue 250 million new shares this time, and the total amount of funds raised is only $4.5 billion, also based on the minimum value of $18.

According to some previous media revelations, in addition to the high-level stock awards, the shares subscribed by internal employees have also been sold at a fairly low discount, and the average may only be 5% off, so to speak, Simon Westeros is equivalent to directly giving away a huge amount of cash of more than 1.5 billion US dollars to the employees of Daenerys Entertainment Group.

$1.5 billion, according to the prospectus, Daenerys Entertainment has a total of 29,000 employees at this stage, which is equivalent to an average of $51,000 per person, which has exceeded the annual salary of most wage earners in the United States.

You must know that in 1993, the per capita annual income of the United States was only 31,000 US dollars.

The actual distribution of rewards and subscriptions is, of course, not evenly distributed.

According to the figures disclosed in the prospectus, in addition to Simon Westeros's high absolute control of 91.7%, the number of shares held by Daenerys Entertainment CEO Amy Pascal is 35 million shares, with a shareholding ratio of 1.65%.

Also based on the minimum issue price of $18, Pascal's 35 million shares of Daenerys Entertainment Group are worth a total of $630 million.

This is clearly the most conservative estimate.

It is not impossible for the total value of these shares to exceed $1 billion after the official listing.

Not only that, according to the salary contract of Amy Pascal that has been exposed by some media, this female executive of Daenerys Entertainment has received hundreds of millions of dollars in salary since she joined the company, and with the guidance of an investment wizard like Simon Westeros, Pascal even if he uses his general salary for investment, counting the share award he just obtained, his personal net worth has definitely broken through the 1 billion mark and become another billionaire in the United States.

After Amy Pascal, the third largest shareholder of Daenerys Entertainment stock is still a female executive.

Nancy Brill, with a total of 7 million shares.

The small child executive, who is mainly responsible for Daenerys Entertainment's peripheral products, video games, video tape chains and other businesses, has made a lot of achievements in recent years, but it still surprised many people that she was able to get a share of the stock second only to Amy Pascal.

Probably to explain many people's doubts, the official website of Daenerys Entertainment Group also followed up with a more detailed list of stock awards and subscriptions.

Nancy Brill's 7 million shares, of which 5 million are in the nature of awards and the other 2 million shares are internal subscriptions.

Amy Pascal's 35 million shares were all awarded as a reward, and the female head of Daenerys Entertainment took the initiative to distribute her 3 million internal subscription shares to other employees of the group.

Immediately afterwards, Robert Iger, the group's president who is in charge of Daenerys' entertainment TV business and Nancy Brill, received a total of 4.5 million shares, 3 million shares as awards and 1.5 million shares as subscriptions.

Mark Belford, vice president of global operations for the global distribution of Daenerys Entertainment's film and television productions, holds 3 million shares, 2 million rewards, and 1 million subscriptions.

Danny Morris and Ella Deutschman, the heads of Daenerys Entertainment's two sub-labels, New World Pictures and Gorgate Pictures, received the same shares as Mark Belford, both with 3 million shares.

Tom Pollack, who used to work in Universal Pictures and served as the president of Daenerys Films after the initial merger and acquisition, received the smallest share of shares among the executives, only 1.5 million shares, of which the reward share was only 500,000 shares, and it was clear in the circle that the executive who seemed to be the president of Daenerys Films, which seemed to be the core of the three labels under Daenerys Entertainment, actually had very low authority, and coupled with the fact that he joined Daenerys Entertainment late, he was far from touching the core of Daenerys Entertainment Group.

was able to get a total of 1.5 million shares, obviously Simon Westeros in order to protect the face of this veteran Hollywood executive.

After the formal IPO application was submitted, the prospectus of Daenerys Entertainment Group was immediately published on the SEC's official website, Eaglet portal and many other media platforms.

The first version of the prospectus details the business composition, revenue data, shareholding structure, development prospects and other relevant information that must be disclosed in the IPO of Daenerys Entertainment Group, as well as the IPO information that investors are most concerned about, such as the selection of the exchange, the list of underwriters, the scale of funds raised, and the range of the stock issue price.

Daenerys Entertainment's business composition and revenue data are not a secret to interested investors, and many potential investors are most concerned about the shareholding structure and development prospects of Daenerys Entertainment in this version of the prospectus.

After the employee internal subscription plan and the cashing of the high-level equity award in March, the total share capital of Daenerys Entertainment Group after accounting is about 2.123 billion shares, of which Simon Westeros himself holds 91.7% of the shares, holding 1.937 billion shares.

There has been a lot of speculation about Daenerys Entertainment's internal subscription and reward redemption scheme, and most people did not expect Simon Westeros to transfer or reward up to 8.3% of Daenerys Entertainment's shares to the group's employees in such a large amount.

Based on the $18 to $20 offering price range given in the prospectus, even if the lowest value of $18 is taken, the total value of the 176 million shares transferred by Simon to employees is more than $3 billion. Daenerys Entertainment intends to issue 250 million new shares this time, and the total amount of funds raised is only $4.5 billion, also based on the minimum value of $18.

According to some previous media revelations, in addition to the high-level stock awards, the shares subscribed by internal employees have also been sold at a fairly low discount, and the average may only be 5% off, so to speak, Simon Westeros is equivalent to directly giving away a huge amount of cash of more than 1.5 billion US dollars to the employees of Daenerys Entertainment Group.

$1.5 billion, according to the prospectus, Daenerys Entertainment has a total of 29,000 employees at this stage, which is equivalent to an average of $51,000 per person, which has exceeded the annual salary of most wage earners in the United States.

You must know that in 1993, the per capita annual income of the United States was only 31,000 US dollars.

The actual distribution of rewards and subscriptions is, of course, not evenly distributed.

According to the figures disclosed in the prospectus, in addition to Simon Westeros's high absolute control of 91.7%, the number of shares held by Daenerys Entertainment CEO Amy Pascal is 35 million shares, with a shareholding ratio of 1.65%.

Also based on the minimum issue price of $18, Pascal's 35 million shares of Daenerys Entertainment Group are worth a total of $630 million.

This is clearly the most conservative estimate.

Just pointed out, even if Pascal is used for investment, counting the share award he just obtained, his personal net worth has definitely broken through the 1 billion mark steadily, becoming another billion-dollar billionaire in the United States.