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Chapter 86: Come again next time(1/2)

After showing off to the old opponent, I will cheat my old opponent.

John Dole looked at Abel with some complacent expressions.

“KPCB will definitely be the best partner for you and Oasis Investment!”

"KPCB believes in investment philosophy: let professionals do professional things. KPCB does not interfere in management, research and development, or any specific affairs of the company!"

"And KPCB has strong scientific research strength support from major universities!"

“Working with KPCB, you can get support from those academic programs!”

"Blue Star Future As a high-tech company, it is in line with KPCB's biggest advantage!"

"Mr. Sefrosa, we are very sincere."

Abel pondered without saying a word.

He looked at the investors.

I guess these guys won't make any more quotes.

A valuation of US$21.1 billion.

If it is a normal unicorn company, even if it is the one with a huge potential, it is actually a very good valuation for the first round of financing.

But to be honest.

This valuation is still far from the number in Aber's heart.

Blue Star cannot be worth this price in the future.

Such a black technology that is so black and powerful, I don’t know if it will appear again on Earth in the future.

That's only worth it?

But after this round today.

He understood some truths.

You shouldn't look for these venture capital companies.

Almost all venture capital companies have the investment philosophy of getting the most profit with the smallest money, and then put as many eggs as possible in as many cages as possible.

Simply put, it is to cast a wide net. However, the mesh is small. The one who takes the investment as much as possible is to exchange for low risks.

For example, if you have 10 million in your hand to invest. Many large companies choose to invest this 10 million directly into a company with very good potential, or simply a mature company with listing.

The same approach as 10 million. venture capital companies are likely to divide this 10 million into ten investments and have good potential.

As long as more than two of these ten companies are successfully listed.

This business is profitable.

Unlike the former.

If you only invest in one company, there is only one chance of success or failure.

This leads to venture capital firms often earning high returns at a very small cost.

But it also makes their single investment funds not too great.

Unlike those multinational giants, they often initiate mergers and acquisitions for tens of billions or hundreds of billions of dollars.

Billions of dollars in capital.

It is almost the upper limit of venture capital companies. The upper limit here does not mean that they cannot afford to pay more money, but that they are unwilling to use more money to invest in only one company.

That's too risky.

Through today's things.

Abel figured it out.

He sighed.

"Everyone, I'm very happy that everyone has arrived today. However, today is over. If you have a chance next time, I will invite everyone to come."

Abel finished speaking and added to Alvertley next to him: "It's over here. Al."

"Okay... OK." Alvertley responded.

Lana cooperated and began to clean up silently.

The investors in the audience were puzzled.

What does this mean?

Is this going to end?

So how do you say financing? How do you say the proportion?

Even if it is an exaggerated valuation of US$21.1 billion, at least one of the 15 companies is unwilling to give up.

At worst, you can take less shares.

But I have to take it.

But what does the current operation of "I don't want to play anymore. You can do whatever you want" mean?

Bick Joan couldn't help but stand up and asked, "Mr. Seifrosa. What does this mean?"

Other investors also asked:

“Can’t the financing plan start now?”

"A valuation of US$21.1 billion! Anhong Capital accepts it. It is willing to invest in 5% of the part!"

"Why leave?"

“Are there other negotiating teams to negotiate with us about what’s next?”

“…”

John Dore of KPCB frowned and didn't say anything. He looked at Abel.

Looking at the talk of investors.

Alvertley sighed in his heart: You don’t know the boss’s personality. You don’t know that this is actually a manifestation of the boss’ unwilling to continue talking.

The valuation of US$21.1 billion is actually more than the price in Alvertley and Rana.

This is the first round of financing.

In the business world, there are very few who have raised more than US$5 billion in the first round of financing in history. There are even fewer people with more than US$10 billion.

This first round valuation of US$21.1 billion can be recorded in the history of business. OK?

But the boss still looks like he doesn't want to play.

Alvertley and Rana really don't know what the boss wants to do.

But all the final rights of the company are in the hands of the boss.

The two senior workers can only cooperate.

Abel stood up and wanted to leave directly.

Seeing these investors dissatisfied with doubts.

He added with a lack of interest: "The valuation is too low. Everyone is insincere. Please wait for the next invitation."

After saying that, he left without looking back.

A confused investor left behind.

It was silent for a few seconds.

“fxxk!”

“shit!fxxk!”

"Is this kidding us?!"

“…”

A bunch of classic American cursing English kept ringing.

No matter how well-educated John Doll and Bick Joan were all angry.

What's the meaning?!

With a valuation of US$21 billion, it is even said that the price is too low and I am not sincere.

Is this going to heaven?!

Is Elon Musk not that valuable?!

Yes, if it really follows the profit margin of up to 95%, there is also a production of 300 to 400 units per year.

That is a super company with an output value of 30 billion to 40 billion and profits that can reach an exaggerated $20 billion to more than 30 billion.

The question is, is it okay to have all these PPTs at the moment?

This investment is risky.
To be continued...
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