Chapter 1460: 1462 [Private Museum]

Chapter 1460 1462 [Private Museum]

Guan Xiaoguan then called Chunming and told him about the hidden treasure in the kitchen.

"Hey, this old man dared to hide his treasure here. Let me just say, I think his treasure is missing." Chunming couldn't help laughing when he saw it.

"This is Mr. Guan, who was afraid that we would be bored, so he made us bored." Xiang Nan laughed.

"Yes, the old man just likes to play." Chunming nodded and said, "Xiaoguan, the old man hides the treasures, but he doesn't want them to be shipped abroad. I hope you can understand his painstaking efforts."

"Don't worry, Chunming, I won't mess around." Guan Xiaoguan waved his hand and said, "I will keep these treasures carefully and never lose them abroad."

Xiang Nan nodded, "Actually, I have an immature suggestion. I'll put it forward and everyone should study it."

Hearing what he said, Guan Xiaoguan and Chunming all looked at him together.

"We all know that the collection of cultural relics pays attention to methods and methods. Humidity, temperature, light, safety, etc. must be considered." Xiang Nan explained, "It is not a good idea to hide these treasures here, and it is easy to cause trouble if they are taken out, so There must be a proper place to go.

To be honest, I have long planned to build a folk museum, which is dedicated to displaying my collections over the years. Xiaoguan, if you trust me, put your antiques there too. "

Guan Xiaoguan nodded naturally when he heard this.

She belongs to Xiang Nan, let alone these things.

Chunming nodded when he heard it.

Collectors play antiques, and they don’t just hide them. The better the thing, the more you should play and appreciate it with Tibetan friends. The so-called solitary joy is not as good as all the joy.

And he paid Xiang Nan a lot of things in the past few years, many of which he felt heartbroken. I thought I would never see it again, but now it would be really great to be exhibited.

"Then it's settled." Xiang Nan nodded and smiled.

Subsequently, Xiang Nan officially started planning his own museum.

He designed the building of the museum and the interior decoration by himself, so that all tourists can make a worthwhile trip and feel the charm of the 5,000-year Chinese civilization.

In June of 1996, the main building of the museum officially started construction.

At the same time, Xiang Nan also submitted an application for a private museum to the relevant department.

It is not easy to apply for a private museum. There must be proof of the source of funds, a collection catalog and a description of the legal source, an outline for the display and exhibition, and relevant management and technical personnel...

Fortunately, Xiang Nan has a good network of contacts, and his collections have been inherited in an orderly manner, so the application for a private museum is progressing very quickly.

"Let me tell you, although these cultural relics will be placed in your museum, the ownership is still mine, and I will pass them on to my son in the future." Guan Xiaoguan said to Xiang Nan.

"Don't worry, will I still grab things from my son?" Xiang Nan said speechlessly, "All of my wealth will not belong to them in the future."

"Then who knows, do you have any other women, have you ever had children with them?" Guan Xiaoguan pouted.

"Oh, thirty is like a wolf, forty is like a tiger. I'm tired of dealing with you two, so I don't have the energy to find another woman." Xiang Nan supported his waist and sighed.

"Go, hate~" Guan Xiaoguan gave him a blank look and said.

Before this, Xiang Nan, with the help of Peregrine, first obtained the controlling stake in Meifeng Industrial. Subsequently, the board of directors of Meifeng Industrial was reorganized and assets were injected. In this way, the purpose of listing is achieved.

Meifeng Industry went public in 1974, and it was the first to produce chemical fibers.

At the beginning of the port opening of Xiangjiang, it was the first to develop industry. Xiangjiang Manufacturing was once famous all over the world, such as plastic flowers, toys, clothing, textiles, hardware, electronics, etc., all of which have very good sales.

Until later, with the reform and opening up of the Mainland, a large number of Hong Kong businessmen moved their factories to the Mainland, and the manufacturing industry in Hong Kong was gradually hollowed out, and was kidnapped by the real estate industry and the financial industry.

Meifeng Industries is the same. It produces chemical fibers, which were fine in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1990s, with the rise of environmental protection awareness, this type of industry was no longer popular, which affected Meifeng Industrial's earnings and caused the stock price to fall year after year.

The major shareholders didn't want to lose money anymore, so they sold their stocks one after another, so they got the controlling stake. Then it is to divest the assets and sell the shell.

Now, Kunpeng Real Estate is listed on the shell of Meifeng Industrial to raise funds. In the first round, it will issue one billion new shares at 2.5 yuan per share, and it is expected to raise 2.5 billion Hong Kong dollars. Such a generous amount can be regarded as the largest fundraising by Chinese capital in recent years.

The reason why Xiang Nan was so generous was mainly because he knew that the financial crisis in 1997 was coming. At that time, the stock market will be in a great depression, and it will be difficult to raise funds.

So take advantage of the present and raise more funds if you can. Anyway, after two years, you can get the stock back at a low price.

Brokers are not very supportive of his approach.

Because if the subscription is insufficient and the fundraising is less than 2.5 billion Hong Kong dollars, it will be a major bad news, indicating that everyone is not optimistic about this stock, which will lead to a sharp drop in the stock price.

However, Xiang Nan still insisted that the brokerage firm could only agree.

Fortunately, red-chip stocks are more popular now, and Kunpeng Real Estate is strong, so in the end, there is no danger, and the billion new shares were finally subscribed, but the subscription rate is a bit low.

Other stocks were listed, and the subscription rate was oversubscribed by more than ten times or dozens of times. Only Kunpeng Real Estate has a subscription rate of 1.2 times, barely passing.

This also caused the stock to fall below the issue price on the first day of listing, making the market value of Kunpeng Real Estate only 7 billion Hong Kong dollars, which was nearly 30% lower than the estimated market value.

But Xiang Nan doesn't care too much.

On the one hand, when the company goes public, major shareholders like him have a lock-up period. For him, the rise and fall of the stock price are just numbers and have no real value.

On the one hand, he has now raised the money he needs through the stock market. Whether the stock price rises or falls, it does not affect the money. He even hoped that the stock price would fall a little bit more, and then he would get the stock back at a low price.

The listing of Kunpeng Real Estate has increased Xiang Nan's net worth by more than one billion Hong Kong dollars.

As an executive, Chunming also received a 4% equity incentive, worth 280 million Hong Kong dollars.

For him, this is really a huge sum of money, and it also makes him very grateful to Xiang Nan.

When he first got out of prison, he had nothing but a bunch of antiques and more than 700,000 yuan. Now, in just a few years, his net worth has exceeded 100 million, all thanks to Xiang Nan's support, for which he is really grateful.

"Jianjun, I really don't know how to thank you." Chunming said excitedly.

"Don't say anything else, just work hard in the future." Xiang Nan encouraged him.

Actually, in the years since Kunpeng Real Estate was established, despite his strategic guidance, the specific work was done by Chunming.

Rather than saying that he brought Chunming to make money, it might be better to say that Chunming helped him make money.

Chunming nodded.

(end of this chapter)

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