Now that we're done talking about private matters, it's time to get down to business.

Barron Hilton suddenly asked, "Ussi, which company are you going to buy?" Tell me the truth and I can help you!"

Everyone is a clear-eyed person, and Ussy suddenly deposited "$8.6 billion in liquidity" into Goldman Sachs, and it is impossible to be idle and have nothing to do, just waiting to receive a meager deposit interest.

Usilis smiled and said, "Adi! ”

There are no secrets in the small circle, and outside the circle it is top secret.

The "Eagle Project" is top secret, and it is absolutely forbidden to leak secrets until it is completed; Of course, if Ussi doesn't give a reasonable and reasonable explanation for the flow of funds, there will be batches of bigwigs who will come to inquire about it.

Barron-Hilton laughed, and said, "I guess it's going to be Adi!" In the past six months, Adi has been secretly acquired, and the whole Berlin has not been quiet, so it turns out that you are doing the trick! Hahahaha! ”

Needless to say, you can guess that the acquisition of Adi is the rumor released by CBS's Redstone, don't worry about this, it will only circulate in a few small circles.

Nikki Hilton looked at Usie with a stunned and surprised gaze, although she had been in contact with Ussy, she had never heard of Ussy's inheritance, let alone that Usy was playing Adi's idea, hehe, this man is becoming more and more mysterious!

Barron Hilton suddenly whispered, "Ussi, I can help you get 23.04% of Adi stock!" You can do the rest! ”

Stunned, Usiris asked, "Are you sure you're not joking?" ”

Barron Hilton laughed and talked for an hour and a half.

It dawned on Usiris that he had come to his senses.

First of all, let's explain Adidas' corporate framework and market segmentation.

Adidas (Germany) is a member of Adidas AG, headquartered in Berlin, the only first-tier company, the market covers the whole of Europe, Russia, etc., listed in Chicago in 95, the US stock code ADSGn.

Adidas (North America), a secondary company, is headquartered in Portland, USA, adjacent to Nike, and has a market scope covering North America, with the United States, Canada, and Mexico as the main markets.

Adidas (Brazil) Company, a second-tier company, is headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, the capital of Brazil, with a market scope covering South America, with Brazil, the "Kingdom of Football", as the main market.

Adidas (Australia) Company, a secondary company, is headquartered in Sydney, the capital of Australia, with a market covering Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, etc.

Adidas (Dubai) Company, a secondary company, is headquartered in Dubai, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, and its market scope covers the Middle East, India, Pakistan and so on.

Adidas (South Africa) is a secondary company headquartered in Cape Town, the capital of South Africa and an international port, with a market scope covering the whole of Africa. (Note: South Africa is the only country in the world that has three capitals at the same time.) ）

Adidas (Tokyo) Company, a second-tier company with a market scope covering the entire East Asian region, entered the Chinese market through agents in 97 years, and has not yet set up a subsidiary. In fact, it is more appropriate to set up in Hong Kong, an international port, but everyone knows what the relationship between Germany and Japan is.

The standard pyramid model: one first-tier company, six second-tier companies, and third-level subsidiaries are all set up in the international ports or capitals of each country, because Adi's products are mainly transported by sea, and air transportation is too expensive, and rail transportation is mostly only within a country.

Among them, the first-level parent company controls 51% of the absolute controlling stake in the second-level subsidiary, and the other share expansion, no matter how you snap up the shares of the second-level subsidiary, at most allows you to enter the board of directors of the second-level subsidiary and participate in the management of part of the industry.

Among them, the second-level parent company controls the absolute controlling stake of the third-level subsidiary, as above.

This is how most multinational and global industrial companies set up their corporate framework and shareholding ratios. If you want to buy this group, you have to start with the first-tier parent company, otherwise it will be a waste of time.

The stock market is volatile, 51% is an absolute holding is not safe, and the law only allows 1% volatility, so 52% is an absolute safe holding line.

For example, local consortium A has a first-level parent company that is a local company B; In addition to Antarctica, secondary subsidiaries can be divided according to the market of six continents, including: foreign C1 companies - foreign C6 companies; The global market, according to the distribution of countries and regions, can be extended to foreign D1 companies - foreign D100 companies, and so on.

In this way, it is a group company that spans the world.

In order to ensure the absolute safety of local company B, local consortium A must control 52% of the shares of company B.

According to the asset liquidation rule, A1, the controlling party of local consortium A, only needs to control 27.04% of the shares of local company B to firmly control the board of directors of local company B; By extension, the individual legal person who controls the shares of A1 only needs to control the shares of 14.06 local company B, and can choose the chairman of company B at will!

The world's seven major stock markets, Wall Street, Chicago, Tokyo, London, Dubai, Sydney, and Tokyo, can be listed.

In order to protect the absolute safety and maximum interests of domestic consortium A, when local company B is listed abroad, it will only select one of them to be listed, and a maximum of 48% of the shares can be released to obtain the maximum return.

Stocks are usually divided into two categories, one is 52% of the registered shares (including option shares), which can participate in the management of the board of directors, and must be applied to the board of directors or the general meeting of shareholders when trading, so it is very troublesome, and will not be sold unless the operation cannot be continued; One is the bearer shares, which account for 48%, which can be freely circulated, and no matter who buys them, they still cannot enter the board of directors.

Among them, option stocks account for 5%, which are issued to the company's internal executives, and cannot be sold within a fixed number of years, and can only receive year-end dividends. It is usually managed by a hedge fund indexed by the company's board of directors.

Among them, hedge funds are their own companies, and through the release of internal financial lists in batches, they can drive the appreciation or depreciation of the company's stock price, and take the opportunity to suppress external consortia and many small and medium-sized retail stocks.

Germany's listing rules are a little different from those of other countries.

German companies are usually listed on one of the eight major stock markets in Germany, with domestic listings first, and then a part of the "global stocks" (bearer shares) that are then sold on foreign stock markets.

Yes, it's "consignment", no matter how strong the capital of your Wall Street predators is, how much they are eyeing me! (To be continued.) )