Chapter 601: Return to Seoul

Early the next morning, Han Zaixi didn't get up until eight o'clock in the morning, and when he got up, he was in a daze, if it wasn't for someone around him reminding him that he was going back to Seoul today, he might have been able to sleep all day.

After getting up, Han Zaixi made a phone call to Park Lao, and he planned to have a good talk with him before leaving.

In less than forty minutes, Mr. Pu came in a hurry, and after hearing that he was coming, he hurriedly waited outside the elevator, and when Mr. Park got off the elevator, Han Zaixi personally took him to his house price.

"Mr. Park, this time I rushed to Busan for the company's business, and now the company has begun to work on this matter, I will rest assured, I will take a plane to Seoul later, and you still need to worry about the things in Busan!"

Park Lao couldn't help but feel a little regretful when he heard that Han Zaixi was leaving, and then said: "Isn't it too fast to leave now, things here in Busan have just been busy, and I haven't fulfilled the friendship of the landlord!"

Han Zaixi just smiled at this, and then said: "Forget it, I will naturally come back in a few days, but at that time I hope to see a brand-new factory, I hope you don't embarrass me." Of course, if something happens to the company, it's up to you to solve it. If you really can't solve it, just call me, I still have some thin noodles in Korea."

Han Zaixi looked at his watch and said, "It's almost time, I'm leaving, goodbye everyone."

Park Lao and Han Jae-hee got off the elevator together, and when he saw Han Jae-hee's bodyguard going through the formalities at the hotel service desk, he felt that his opportunity had come again.

In fact, this company was founded by him and his classmates at the beginning, at that time the two of them didn't know what was going on and wanted to make a career, at that time his classmate's family was iron-making, and his family also had a small asset, so the two of them founded this water factory.

Later, the factory flourished, swallowing up another water plant in Busan and becoming the largest water plant in Busan, but after doing so, they found that the further back they went to Vietnam, the larger the area they wanted to cover, especially in the rural areas, the towns and villages needed water companies to build pipelines, otherwise the water supply would always be a problem.

This was also the dilemma at that time, there was no money, although his classmate's home was iron-making, but these required costs, and these pipes could not be placed on the road, and the pipes needed to be excavated, the process was very cumbersome, and it can be said that without a huge amount of money, these things were impossible to achieve.

But at that time, they were short of funds, and their families could not provide them with much money at that time, so they could only choose to use their shares to attract investment and borrow money from the bank. As a result, the investment was pulled, but the shares in their hands were squeezed to 45 percent, of which Park Lao occupied 20 percent of the shares.

After receiving the assistance of these funds, the waterworks entered a stage of rapid development, and the surrounding towns and villages, whether there were water pipes or not, Pu Lao asked people to repair them, and then went door-to-door to publicize.

When the time came, the shareholders turned around and kicked Park's classmates out of the board of directors in order to keep their shares, and for them, the company was a cash cow, and they wanted to contract the land near Busan to build a salt factory.

But the people in the company disagreed, and the largest salt factory in South Korea at that time was the Samsung Group, although this group was only known as a high-tech company in later generations, but the most powerful thing about this company was not only high-tech, but also the company's hand has reached into all walks of life.

To put it mildly, as long as this company stomps its feet, this place in South Korea will tremble. At that time, Samsung may have been a little less than it is now, but when Daewoo Group went bankrupt, Samsung Group, which had been spun off by the Lee brothers, suddenly became the No. 1 company in Korea.

This shows how strong the Samsung Group's heritage is, and these people are worried about the suppression of the Samsung Group, so they refused, and finally expelled him from the board of directors.

As a result, the people left in a huff, starting from scratch, and after two years of hard work, the salt factory successfully paid off the loan and began to make a profit, and at that time he understood that some people were unreliable. So he set his goal on the big consortium of Samsung, he believes that as long as he does a little better, a little more, the Samsung Group will come to buy his own company, or merge his own company, and now he himself holds 90% of the company's shares.

By that time, it won't be much, as long as he can get two percent of the shares of Samsung Group, he can go sideways in South Korea.

And he knows that after his company gets bigger and bigger, he can even leave only 20 percent of the shares, and he can get the part he wants, and now the electronics industry is still in its infancy, and the main economic sources of Samsung Group are still agricultural and sideline industries and clothing.

Finally, thanks to his efforts, he finally joined the board of directors of Samsung Group, but also sold 80% of the company's shares in exchange for 2.5% of Samsung Group's shares. It was also because of these shares that he went from being the owner of a small company to becoming the director of the most powerful company in Korea in the future.

A 2.5 percent stake may become 3 or 4 percent if you work hard in the future.

Why have some people not increased their shares over the years, but have been diluted a lot. Most of these people have the idea of sitting on the sidelines, and they are not self-motivated, and they do not know how to use their power to seek some benefits for themselves, and then use the money to buy the company's scattered shares in the stock market to consolidate their position.

Now people don't look down on this waterworks at all, and the annual dividend of 25 percent of the shares is not enough to even plug people's teeth. This is the gap between those big people and the little people, dare to think and dare to do.

He was happy that his old friends were able to live their lives now, but it was at that time that he saw the true colors of those shareholders, who kicked others out when they proposed to move the company to other industries, and when others became big names in their eyes, they stuck like dog skin plasters.

Putting the company in the hands of this group of people, Mr. Pu felt that after he died, the company that had stopped moving forward would be tossed and scrapped by them sooner or later.