"Mr. Roy, please!"

Triumph Restaurant, 3rd floor box. Puran raised his glass.

"Please."

Roy raised his glass and the two sides touched.

"I don't know what other concerns Mr. Roy has, just mention it, I know everything!"

Puran couldn't wait.

These days, he runs to the tulip company almost every day, and sometimes even helps with cleaning or something.

He also met Roy several times, and although Roy didn't say that he wanted to invest, he didn't explicitly say that he wouldn't invest. It has caused some gains and losses for Puran, and today he can't ask Roy out, and he wants to talk to Roy.

Roy thought for a moment and said:

"How many shareholders do you have?"

"There are five people in total, of which I have the largest shares, 30 percent, and the other four people have a total of 70 percent."

Puran replied quickly.

Roy was a little surprised, he thought that Puran's shares were more than 50 percent, but he didn't expect it to be only 30 percent.

As if he knew what Roy was thinking, Puran quickly explained:

"As the founder of the Jumian Textile Factory, I originally held 100% of the shares, but if I wanted to make the Jumian Textile Factory bigger, my savings were soon insufficient. So I can only recruit people to invest, and after three years, I only have 30% left in my hands......"

Roy nodded, it made sense.

"Then you, the shareholders, do you all have the same idea now, such as looking for new investment?"

Roy asked again.

"Of course, we have already had a meeting, and everyone has unanimously decided to find a new shareholder."

"So how many shares can you come up with? How much investment do you want? ”

Hearing Roy ask the point, Puran said seriously:

"We can give up to 20 percent of the shares, and if we invest it in cash, we need 100,000 United Coins."

Twenty percent of the shares, in exchange for 100,000 cash, that is to say, the current valuation of Jumian Textile Factory is 500,000.

To be honest, the price isn't that high.

Even Roy felt that Puran was somewhat realistic.

Because Roy had been to the Giant Cotton Textile Factory, not to mention anything else, just their machinery, factories, land, existing raw materials, and cloth that had not been sold because of the high price, these things added up to three or four hundred thousand.

Counting some invisible resources, such as network channels and the like, it is definitely worth more than 500,000.

If it were Roy, it would have to be estimated at least a million. Businessmen, it's hard to make some money.

Roy tapped lightly on the table.

"It's only 100,000, but it's not difficult...... But how long do you think you'll be able to get me back? Or do you have any plans for the next steps? ”

One hundred thousand coins, Roy can naturally afford it.

"I promise you, you will definitely get back in one year! As for the follow-up plan, ahem...... We're still in discussions. Of course, if you become our shareholder, we will also follow your opinion in future plans. ”

At this, Puran blushed a little.

Roy knew in his heart, "still discussing" that there is no plan. As for the question of a one-year return on investment, Roy does not believe it.

However, Roy nodded suddenly:

"Okay."

"Huh?"

"To be honest, I don't know much about your textile industry, and I don't know what the future of your giant cotton textile factory is, but I think you are worth making friends, and this investment should be for you."

Roy said with a smile.

Puran was a little incredulous, this was the first time he had seen it in his life, and someone would invest for him!

"I, I ......"

"Don't say anything if you're moved, I'm optimistic about you."

Obviously, Plain is much older than Roy, but in the face of Roy's optimism, he doesn't feel any discomfort.

"Good! I promise you won't regret your investment! ”

Puran swore by it.

In the afternoon, Roy followed Puran to the office of the Jumian Textile Mill.

After meeting with the other four shareholders, the two sides exchanged views and signed the two documents.

In the name of Tulip Candy, Roy invested 100,000 United Dollars to obtain 20% of the shares of Jumian Textile Factory, becoming the third largest shareholder.

The reason why it is the name of the company is because individuals have to pay 20% personal income tax when investing dividends, and the company does not pay taxes. Of course, if you want to make the company's money your own, you still have to pay this tax, but Roy just put the money in the company, and he can use it as he pleases anyway.

After their shares were diluted, they transferred some of their shares to Puran, apparently negotiating.

As it stands, Puran is still the largest shareholder, accounting for 30 percent of the shares.

The second largest shareholder is a human named Hansen, with 21 percent of the shares.

Puran had previously introduced Roy to Hansen as his best friend, the earliest investor, and the two had a good relationship. Their combined shares are exactly 51 percent, and they have an absolute say in the company.

There are three shareholders left, accounting for 12 percent, 9 percent and 8 percent of the shares respectively.

"Welcome Mr. Roy to the Giant Cotton Textile Mill!"

Puran applauded enthusiastically, and the rest of the crowd was not interested.

Then the shareholders held a small meeting, and Roy met for the first time as a new shareholder, but did not express any opinions, listened to the whole process, and behaved very low-key.

At the meeting, Puran gave an illusory outlook, and Roy gave a face-saving applause.

After the meeting, Roy declined Pooran's invitation to dinner and drove home on his own.

In the car, recalling the meeting just now, Roy smiled.

Puran is very self-motivated, but it doesn't work much.

The main problem of Jumian textile mill today is that the production cost is too high, resulting in a high selling price, and it is at a disadvantage in the market competition.

And if you want to reduce costs, there are also ways, such as buying cheaper raw materials.

But this is obviously not possible, because the price of raw materials such as flax and cotton has been very strong. It is impossible to say that it will fall.

Roy himself has thought of several ways, and he thinks that the simplest and most brutal way is to burn money!

The difference between machine and manual production is obvious, and that is that if less is produced, it is more cost-effective.

But if there are a lot of things produced, to a certain extent, it is definitely a cost-effective machine.

Therefore, as long as you are willing to burn money, buy more steam looms and raw materials, and let the machines work 24 hours a day, you can reduce the cost to a very low level.

Whether it can be lower than the market price Roy doesn't know, he hasn't counted it yet, but it's definitely okay to keep the market price flat.

And if it can be lower than the market price, then with the efficiency of this machine, it is very likely to occupy the market of Qiongbi City. When other textile mills are defeated to form a monopoly, all that remains is to make crazy money.

But the biggest difficulty with this plan is the source of the money, you have to have money to burn.

Of course, this money can't be Roy's out, although the tulip candy industry alone brought him a profit of 300,000 yuan last month, but this money is definitely not enough.

And there is a lot of risk in burning money, he doesn't dare to guarantee that it will be 100% effective, he just wants to make a little money, there is no need to gamble all his net worth.

So, Roy felt that he had to continue financing!

It's up to them to accept that their shares continue to be diluted.