Shirakawa Electric's local profits, handheld 70 + Walkman 200, a total of 27 billion yen.

In the North American market, the handheld 190 + Walkman 700 totaled 89 billion yen.

In this way, Shirakawa Electric's global profit seems to have exceeded the 100 billion yen mark.

Unfortunately, all of this profit is pre-tax income.

The local tax rate is about 15%-23%, and if you calculate it this way, you will end up with about 22 billion yen.

The tariff on neon electronics is now about 19%, including the local taxes of each state.

In the end, Shirakawa Electric really got a profit of 65 billion yen.

The local 22 billion and North American 65 billion add up to about 87 billion yen.

When converted, it is $350 million, which is a significant increase compared to last year's revenue of less than $200 million.

However, this year, Shirakawa Holdings has spent a lot of money, and the biggest one is the acquisition of Beidu Bank at the beginning of the year, when it used 16 billion funds on the books.

This part of the funds was originally used to settle the cost of raw materials, as well as part of the budget for operating costs.

This money must be restored to the account, so 87 billion minus 16 billion, only about 71 billion remains.

In addition to this expenditure, 8 billion yen was invested in the construction of plants in North America.

Akita has a total investment of 2 billion in his hometown, and he has taken another 2 billion in Kawasaki.

Acquired 1.6 billion shares of Aihua, and later its stock price fell a little, and Baichuan Electric also took advantage of the trend to buy a wave.

There is also a R&D investment of about 700 million yuan for SIC chips, and hundreds of millions of yen for R&D investment in other products.

After removing all these major expenses, about 55 billion yen will actually be deposited in the bank.

This is the real surplus of Shirakawa Holdings this year, and in the future, part of this money will be deposited in Hokuto Bank, and part of it will be deposited in Daiichi Bank and Bank of Japan.

The money is deposited in the Beidu Bank purely for the sake of milking it, and the Beidu Bank can lend money and invest in other industries with this money.

No matter how bad it is for the same industry, Beidu Bank can deposit it in other banks, and it is okay to eat some interest.

And the money of Shirakawa Electric is stored in Beidu Bank, and it cannot be said that there is no interest, and there are very few.

This is to carry each other, or to say that Shirakawa Electric unilaterally milk it can also do.

As for the rest of the money deposited in Daiichi Bank and the Bank of Japan, one is to share the risk, and the other is to maintain the relationship with each other, and then to eat some interest by the way.

The above is all the business situation of Shirakawa Holdings in 1981, and it has made a lot of money, but it has also spent a lot.

Fortunately, most of the money spent is reinvested, and they will bring more profit to themselves in the future.

Shirakawa Holdings currently derives most of its revenue from Shirakawa Electric, and the profits brought by several other subsidiaries add up to 1 billion yen.

Compared with the former, it is almost drizzle, and it doesn't even make more money than small peripherals such as headphones and some walkman storage cases.

However, they have a lot of potential for growth, and they can't care about temporary gains and losses.

In addition, considering that it may be listed in the future, Shirakawa Kaede is also slowly transferring the profits from these years to his personal account.

In addition to the various legal tax avoidance methods that are common in neon, he also opened accounts abroad.

Taking advantage of various loopholes and international rules, personal wealth is also risk-sharing.

Of course, there is a professional team doing this kind of thing, and he doesn't need to worry about it.

In addition, in order to pay less taxes, Shirakawa Electric has also made many arrangements at the company level.

For example, the North American branch establishes a separate subsidiary, and additionally registers a sales company in other low-tax countries.

Tax avoidance is reasonable through the transfer of pricing power and the place of origin of sales, but for now it can only be done slowly, and it will not be too much.

After all, whether it is neon or rice country, they are not fools, and it is too easy to get a big stick if they do it.

After the annual summary, Shirakawa Kaede's heart finally relaxed.

Although next year there will be batteries, LCD factories, CD production lines, etc., a series of investments.

But I'll leave these worries for next year, and that's the end of this year's troubles.

Shirakawa Kaede got up and stood alone in front of the window of the conference room, looking at Tama River outside silently.

On the wide river, boats are scarce. It seems that even yachts have gone into hibernation.

Yes, it's December, and it's the New Year in less than a month.

It's another year of snow, and the cold wind is the same.

Heitaro Nakajima swept the snow off his eyebrows, and looked at the old man next to him, well, Ogawa Hiroshima-san.

The same high-spirited Hiroshi Ogawa looked at the building in front of him, and confirmed his eyes with Heitaro Nakajima.

Well, that's right, it's a signal to move forward.

So he no longer hesitated, and immediately led the way in front of him with high spirits.

As soon as I entered the reception hall on the first floor of the building, two rioters in trench coats attracted a lot of attention here.

The reception lady at the front desk saw the two people who seemed to be acquainted.

The phrase "president" almost blurted out.

Fortunately, the colleagues around her reacted in time and grabbed her.

But even so, everyone still looked at the two of them and was dumbfounded.

How did they appear here, not already.

However, Heitaro Nakajima and Hiroshi Ogawa, who became the focus of everyone's attention, performed without waves.

Especially Hiroshi Ogawa, his waist is straight, and the look on his face is called a raised eyebrows.

He straightened the hem of his trench coat, which he was about to drag to the ground, and then walked to the front desk with a proud face.

"May I ask Mieiko-san, how should I get to the board office?"

"Eh" the girl at the front desk named Mieko looked at him in a daze, not knowing how to answer.

"Oh, I almost forgot." Hiroshi Ogawa slapped his forehead and suddenly realized, "The board office is at the top." ”

After saying that, he turned around directly and walked towards the elevator with Heitaro Nakajima, who had been silently watching his performance.

"Eh, wait!" Mieiko subconsciously wanted to stop him.

"Brush" Without waiting for her to ask, Hiroshi Ogawa quickly took out an employee card and put it in front of Mireko's eyes, showing it to the others in the hall by the way, intentionally or unintentionally.

The movement was fluid, natural and swift, as if it had been rehearsed countless times.

"Look clearly, this is Aihua's work card, secretary of the board of directors.

As for this one." Hiroshi Ogawa took out another card and shook it.

"This piece is the work card of Shirakawa Electric and SIC, and lo and behold, Shirakawa Electric Audio Consultant, SIC Senior Researcher."

Hiroshi Ogawa pointed to the titles on them and read them one by one, his tone indescribably cheerful.

Secretary of the Board of Directors of Aihua? Shirakawa Electric Consultant?

The people who eat melons are full of question marks, why haven't they seen this guy for a few months, it seems to have become more powerful.

"Alright, Ogawa" Heitaro Nakajima looked at his wrist, "the meeting is about to start, let's go." ”

"Hai" Hiroshi Ogawa, who was angry, immediately turned around and followed Heitaro Nakajima, walking towards the elevator as if no one was around.

The people who were left in a state of stupor, still trying to sort out the relationship.

Hmph, to let you guys arrange for me to screw is just too much to ignore me, the former head of the CD development team.

Not to mention everything that happened downstairs, in Aihua's boardroom at the moment.

Several shareholders who gathered again were silently waiting for something.

"Is the representative from Shirakawa Electric here?" Kozo Ozene frowned and asked the assistant beside him.

"I just called to inquire, and the other party replied that he was already on his way to leave."

Kozo Ozenge was very dissatisfied with this answer, to be precise, he was not satisfied with the words "Shirakawa Electric".

He really didn't understand what Ogaga-san was thinking and why he chose to let Shirakawa Electric take a stake in Aihua.

The other party is obviously Sony's biggest competitor in the audio field, but he still wants to introduce him to Aihua's board of directors.

Even if Aihua's current profitability is average, Kozo Ozenge is the one who doesn't want to see Shirakawa Electric.

Yes, he hates Shirakawa, he hates everything related to Shirakawa.

The Walkman is vivid, and now it's Aihua again.

Kozo Daizen always felt that Aihua would not be a good thing with the participation of Shirakawa Electric.

Just as he was frowning and distracted, suddenly the door to the conference room was pushed open.

The other people sitting here, as well as Kozo Daizen, all subconsciously raised their heads.

"Eh, Nakajima-san?"

"How is he?"

"It's you?!"

The reactions of everyone in the conference room were different, but Kozo Omasone's reaction was the most intense.

He stood up directly, stared at the person at the door with an unbelievable gaze.

That's right, standing there is none other than Heitaro Nakajima, who has a smile on his lips, and Hiroshi Ogawa, who is trying to hold his head high.

"Don't come unharmed, Dazeng Gensang. and all of you who are in Aihua. ”

Saying that, Heitaro Nakajima took off his trench coat and handed it to Hiroshi Ogawa behind him.

He walked steadily into the conference room where the needle could be heard.

"Click", "click", "click", the sound of leather shoes colliding with the floor, knocked on everyone's hearts at once.

As the footsteps approached, the expressions on everyone's faces became more and more complex as the figures gradually became clearer.

Kozo Daizene and Mitsuo Ikehato, the founder of Aihua, are the most obvious.

The former looked disgusted, the latter frowned.

"Let's get to know each other again" Heitaro Nakajima, who walked to the middle of the conference room, stood still and bowed to everyone.

"Heitaro Nakajima, president of SIC, is also the representative of the board of directors of Shirakawa Electric at this board meeting."

Raising his head, Heitaro Nakajima smiled at everyone. Especially Kozo Daizene, he nodded in a friendly way.

"Rude! Shameless! Kozo Omasone, who was stimulated, stood up directly.

He pointed at Heitaro Nakajima and turned to look at the others.

"This guy must not become a representative of the board of directors, and it is because of him that Aihua has landed to this point.

I oppose his inclusion as one of the delegates to this board meeting and the appointment of Shirakawa Electric! ”

"I'm sorry, but the objection is invalid."

The leisurely voice is just as striking as the roar of Kozo Omasone.

The latter turned his head and looked at him viciously, but Heitaro Nakajima still looked at him with a smile.

"Dazeng Gensang, don't move the liver fire, but the contemptible people come with sincerity.

At this moment, Nakajima's heart for Aihua is that heaven and earth can be learned, and the sun and the moon can be revealed.

Although I have left Aihua, this can't stop me from wanting Aihua.

So, the contemptible is back today. ”

After saying that, Heitaro Nakajima smiled kindly at Kozo Omasone again.

"You!." Kozo Daizen, who was angry and almost vomited blood, was about to fall into a state of incoherence.

"That's it!" Mitsuo Ikehato, who was still holding a cane, interrupted the-for-tat confrontation between the two.

His hair was already gray, and he raised his head to take a deep look at Heitaro Nakajima.

"Nakajima-san, what are you doing here today?"

(End of chapter)