Chapter 337: The Battle Behind the Scenes (7)
The bigwigs got their wish and got a controlling stake in SBBA, so they were naturally very happy, and they came with a large endorsement contract.
Usilis is also not welcome, he should modify it, and seize a lot of endorsement contract authority in order to completely control the SBBA players' union.
What does it mean to spend a lot of money?!
Let the endorsement contract tell you!
The first contract: California eBAY Global Public Welfare Ambassador and Honorary President, 0 salary, 20% shares, SBBA endorsement contract access is unlimited, all of which are a lot of public service announcements, including: water resources, climate change, white pollution, etc.
You read that right, it's 0 pay.
You can attract as many players as you want to sign, anyway, they are all public service advertisements, which can only increase fame.
The second contract: Apple Computer's global image spokesperson and personal assistant to the president, $30 million for 10 years, and $30 million for 10 years for SBBA.
The third contract, Microsoft's global image spokesperson and personal assistant to the president, is $30 million for 10 years, and the SBBA endorsement contract is $30 million for 10 years.
4 contracts: Goldman Sachs Group's global image spokesperson and personal assistant to the president, 30 million US dollars for 10 years, and SBBA endorsement contract authority is 30 million US dollars for 10 years.
The fifth contract: AOL Group's global image spokesperson and personal assistant to the president, 30 million US dollars for 10 years, and 30 million US dollars for 10 years in SBBA endorsement contract.
Contract No. 6: Gore's global ambassador and personal assistant to the president, $30 million for 10 years, and $30 million for 10 years for SBBA.
Two contracts for one company, the content of the amount is exactly the same, you can sign it!
The personal assistant to the president is only responsible for the contract endorsement of its products (including the right to nominate, review, and finally sign).
The seventh contract: GE Healthcare Global Ambassador, Lifetime Spokesperson and Honorary Vice President, $100 million for 20 years, plus 5/1000 shares, and $100 million for 20 years for SBBA.
Honorary Vice President, this title is indeed lofty, but the actual authority is the same as the president's personal assistant above.
A total of 7 contracts with a cumulative amount of 500 million US dollars.
Among them, Usilis's personal contract is 250 million US dollars, and the SBBA endorsement contract authority is 250 million US dollars.
In fact, the contracts given by the bigwigs are all $60 million for 10 years, which was revised by Ussy and added a nice name.
Jeff Immelt, chairman and CEO of GE Healthcare, hired an honorary vice president, which naturally did not need to be consulted with others, and he lost $500 million to Ussi at the poker table, which he would have to pay back sooner or later.
Comparing the contract, I drafted, and it was also 500 million US dollars.
After reading this large stack of contracts, Usilis instantly understood what was going on.
The money for these contracts is named by these companies, and it seems that everyone looks good, and as for whether it is secretly transferred or given at the poker table, this is a permanent secret.
Needless to say, sign it!
As for Ussy's request to get the honorary vice president of the Disney Group, this is a bit of a trouble, but the bigwigs are also prepared.
Steve Keys went on and on again, the core is that everyone works together to play a takeover war, and the end result is to force the Disney Group and OK Investments to merge, and everyone takes advantage of the situation to seize the management of the Disney Group's properties.
The specific process is that Ussy came forward, and the bigwigs hid behind the scenes, and in the name of an investment fund, they acquired the scattered shares of the Disney Group on the stock market. As long as Ussy's shares in the Disney Group reach a certain amount and are about to surpass the controlling stake, they can sit down and negotiate.
As for the start-up capital, hehe, there are still more than $1 billion vacant in the account of OK Investment, plus several large loan guarantees, it is enough!
"Your mother, let Lao Tzu be a gun!"
Usiris's face is black!
Michael Eisner, Chairman and CEO of the Disney Group, joined the Disney Group in '84 and grew its market capitalization from $2 billion to the current $38 billion. Of course, he's just an agent.
As mentioned earlier, OK Investment Holdings SBBA also talked about the concept of packaging.
To put it bluntly, it is only necessary to package and register the shares of Company B in the hands of many shareholders, so that Company A becomes the largest shareholder of Company B, so that Company A becomes the parent company of Company B, and has a series of permissions, including: rebuilding the board of directors, expanding shares, board of supervisors, management rights, management rights and sales rights of subsidiaries of Company B, and so on.
One of the shareholders of Company A can be the chairman and CEO of Company B after being elected by the public. The other shareholders become members of the board of directors of Company B, and each is responsible for a piece of business.
If you want to take away the controlling stake of Company B, you must first start with the controlling stake of Company A.
That's the rule, that's how everyone plays!
In addition to Michael Eisner, the Disney Group has several other major shareholders, including: Bob Eagle (ABC Consortium), Roy Disney (Disney family), Steve Jobs (Apple Computer), John E. Peber Jr. (Procter & Gamble), and so on.
As long as you have enough money, you can buy shares in the Disney Group from the stock market, and if you reach a certain amount, you can enter the board of directors strongly, and if you finally reach the amount of controlling interest, you can do whatever you want and kick Michael Eisner out.
Of course, this is a hostile takeover.
In order not to lose his controlling stake, Michael Eisner will definitely take out a loan from a bank in the name of the Disney Group and fight with you to the end; As long as the degree is grasped well, he will not take away the controlling stake, and he will not compromise. Not to mention an honorary vice president with no real power, even if he asks for a president with real power, he has to give it!
In the same way, you can also use this method to join other companies and achieve the goals you want, as long as you can sweep in enough funds.
Everything is a deal, talk about it or not?!
If you can't talk about it, go to war!
Now, it is about to be acquired into the hands of OK Investments, which has 3.5% and 4.9% of the shares of the Disney Group (market value of $3.192 billion).
In addition, Steve Jobs still has 6.5 million shares of the Disney Group, equivalent to 11.3 percent of the shares, and more than $1 billion of idle money in Ussy's hands, plus the unlimited loan funds of Bill Gates and Steve Case, which is enough to poke Michael Eisner's little chrysanthemum.
In the name of Bill Gates, there is no doubt that hundreds of billions of dollars can be taken out of loans at will; And the market value of Disney Group is only 38 billion, hehe! (To be continued.) )