Oda Shinna's ambition is favorable because of the favorable publicity means, and the momentum is enough at this time, but in essence, it is an animation project that started in a hurry. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

The project itself is not in Miyahara's plan, it is an unexpected situation.

How did the Daya Hibiscus Animation Workshop come about, it is very easy to make a judgment, and this product is undoubtedly the OHS Animation Workshop.

It's just a new vest.

From the very beginning, there was a good relationship between Hibiscus and OHS Animation, or in fact, the cooperation between the two sides was good from start to finish.

The only thing that is a little awkward in this is that the movie of OHS animation hitting the street is the original project provided by Miyahara Jing herself, and the other party worked hard to make this animated film, but for various reasons, the movie was not sold later, so OHS animation, which has a single capital chain, fell into crisis.

Subsequently, Miyahara acquired 80% of its shares.

It seems that there is a smell of conspiracy in it, and it seems that the careerist Miyahara Shizune single-handedly planned the act of annexing the partners...... But in reality, there is none.

The fundamental reason why OHS animation is in crisis is that the pace of progress is too great.

The president himself is not small, and he dares to use as much as the superintendent gives, and likes to blindly raise the quality of the work - for the audience, of course, the higher the quality of the painting, the better, but for the production company, it is absolutely impossible to do so, it is very simple, they need to make a profit, and the company needs to survive.

From beginning to end, what Shizune Miyahara did was to provide an original plan, and even if there was no original plan, OHS Animation would have made something else.

In fact, they did well at the box office in the week of their release?--For originals from non-well-known companies, the original project should be credited with this, but the unfortunate thing is that the movie clashes with Princess Mononoke's schedule.

OHS has no intention of competing with Ghibli, and can only blame the small company for being too weak in distribution.

And then after Princess Mononoke became popular, there was some attention to this work released at the same time, and there was not a lot of professional analysis and praise.

Later, when the disc of the Bladeless Emperor was released at the end of the year, it actually sold well, but at that time, the daylilies were all cold, and only corpses remained in OHS.

Therefore, there is nothing unspeakable in the acquisition, commercial acquisition itself is the norm, and no matter how good the cooperative relationship is, it is impossible for Hibiscus to provide free assistance to an animation company that is about to break down.

So for the Hibiscus Society's willingness to pay money, OHS's president Dayuan is grateful? Abhor?

Anyway, the mood is more complicated.

After all, at that time, only the Hibiscus Society was willing to take the money, so can it be said that they were in the rivers and lakes to save the emergency, or were they taking advantage of the fire to rob?

It's enough to be a lifesaver.

After taking 80% of the shares, OHS is actually a quasi-change of ownership.

In this process, it is said that a battle broke out between the strong woman Miyahara Jun who was in charge of the acquisition and the legal Lori Ogen Saya who was not a dry meal, but no matter how powerful Lori's combat power was, Miyahara Jun ...... She is rich, and she is a local tyrant player who has made money, which belongs to the category of invincible.

So Sister Saya could only obediently drink this bag of Jin Ke La, and worked hard to absorb nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.

Of course, when a business changes hands, it changes hands, and the old man can play a role as quickly as possible.

According to the agreement, the original president, Daigo Ohen, can no longer hold a position in the company, and his authority can be transferred to his daughter Saya Ohon.

20% of the shares will either be placed directly in Saya's hands, or she will be given full agency.

This can't be said that Jun Miyahara bullied people, after all, she just let Daigo Daigo transfer his authority, and in her heart, she didn't mean to completely sweep Daien out of the house.

After the completion of such an equity transfer, OHS naturally could no longer be OHS, so it was replaced with the brand of Hibiscus Society, renamed Oye Hibiscus Animation Company, and the basic internal structure has not changed for the time being, except that Jun Miyahara replaced Daigo Oyuan and went to the president's chair and became the representative director.

But this is not the end of the matter, after Miyahara Shizune paid the debt of Oye Hibiscus, it does not mean that it has no problems.

First of all, it is necessary to maintain the capital chain of the animation company.

Secondly, in order to stabilize people's minds and maintain the rhythm of work, Oyeki Hibiscus needed a new animation production project.

And the external project? How can it be so simple, even if someone is willing to give the work to Oye Hibiscus at the beginning, but when people inquire and find that this company has just pounced on a movie, of course it will be retracted.

There's no way, be original, come to the project yourself, pay most of the production funds yourself, and go out with a small part of the remaining funds - this job is quite hard, so it's Saya Oyuan.

Because after graduating from university, she has already entered the company, and although she is still a shareholder, her role is that of a producer.

It's not easy, but it's not impossible.

First of all, most of the funds are already in place, and there is not much shortfall.

Secondly, this work also has the name of a well-known cartoonist and the original work, which has a certain convincing effect on investment.

The current animation market has simply dropped from a few years ago, and naturally some people are willing to invest a little money.

As for why you don't take the full investment, it's not that the Hibiscus Society can't take the money?

This is relatively simple, because Daya Hibiscus is an independent company and needs to operate independently, not relying on the Hibiscus Society, otherwise what is the point of existence of such an animation company?

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In fact, not only did OHS Animation, which hit the streets, change its shareholdings, but at the end of '97, the equity of Hibiscus also changed a lot.

First of all, Miyahara's private shares were all withdrawn, and 51 percent of the shares were sold to a company called Amber Investment Holdings Co. Ltd.

The company then injected capital into Hibiscus, diluted some of the shares of Jun Miyahara and Ruri Miyahara, and re-divided the shares, and finally changed to Amber Investment Holdings, and the ratio of Jun Miyahara and Ruri Miyahara was changed to 51:20:19.

As for the remaining 10%, it is either as a reward, a subscription, or an option, and is available to the employees of the Hibiscus Society.

In essence, through this process, Hibiscus became a limited liability company and became a "Hibiscus Co., Ltd." rather than a complete individual company.

Demutualization is the inevitable development of modern enterprises, and this does not need to be explained.

As for whether the follow-up shares will change, it should be, but how to change depends on the development of the enterprise.

But in essence, the company is still a family business.

Hibiscus became a subsidiary of Amber Holdings.

Not only that, but in the past, Hibiscus Society also wholly owned and controlled a shell voice actor company, Daye Privet Voice Actor Agency, which has now also been spun off and also acquired by Amber Holdings, and began to operate as a formal office.

Including this time, the 80% stake is actually in the hands of Amber Holdings.

It's a very simple umbrella structure, and at this point the controlling stakes of these companies are actually all in the hands of Amber Holdings...... Or rather, it's all in the hands of the owner of Amber Holdings.