We are all reborn, who wants to be the richest man?

Luo Nianzhong did not choose to meet with people from Fuji Bank in any high-end restaurant or conference room, but in Times Square.

There were not many people in a coffee shop in Times Square, maybe because of the morning.

One of the tables should be a couple. Both of them are yellow-skinned, obviously Asian, and they are dressed like tourists.

Especially the camera hanging on the man's chest is the latest model of Nikon, so he is most likely from the island country.

In the corner by the window, a young, handsome, and elegant man was sitting, staring out the window, not knowing what he was looking at.

At the table next to him, four burly men were sitting there eating and drinking, especially one of them, a big black man who was very oppressive. He stuffed cakes into his mouth as if for free, which made his tablemates look like they didn't want to know him. expression.

"Boss, they are coming." The young man's thoughts were interrupted and he turned to look at the door.

The door of the coffee shop was pushed open with the sound of wind chimes, and a bookish and gentle man walked in with two assistants.

When they got close, the person behind him was about to introduce him, but he was stopped by the man with his hand.

"Hello, Mr. Luo, I am Daisuke Aoki, chairman of Fuji Bank. Nice to meet you."

Luo Nianzhong also stood up, held his hand and said, "I thought it was Manager Yasuda, but I didn't expect Mr. Aoki to come from the island country himself."

"That's right. Yasuda can't make the final decision on such a big matter. I'd rather go there in person to feel more at ease."

It seems that the Fuji Foundation attaches great importance to this cooperation.

"My pleasure". Luo Nianzhong smiled politely and motioned for Daisuke Aoki to sit down.

After asking for a few cups of coffee from the staff, Luo Nianzhong asked a question he had always wanted to ask.

"Mr. Aoki, we all know that the industrial, semiconductor, home appliance and other industries of island countries are very developed. In recent years, they have taken advantage of the poor economic situation in Europe and the United States to go overseas. There are so many companies in your country that you can support, why should you invest money in mine? What about the company? And you know, my company is not short of money."

“It is precisely because there is no shortage of money in the Far East that I am more willing to invest.”

After a half-serious and half-joking explanation, Daisuke Aoki paused and asked a question.

"Mr. Luo, do you know how much GDP is controlled by the six major consortiums in our country?"

Luo Nianzhong thought for a moment and gave a number, "It should be 50%, right?"

"Hahahaha, it seems that Mr. Luo knows us, but you still underestimate us. I can tell you, at least 60%."

Seeing that Luo Nianzhong was a little surprised, Daisuke Aoki added, "Does Mr. Luo know what proportion of the financial industry of our Fuji Foundation accounts for our country's financial industry? What proportion of the remaining industries account for the same industry?"

Luo Nianzhong shook his head and waited for Daisuke Aoki's explanation.

"Our Fuji Foundation's financial industry accounts for 55% of the country's share, while most of the remaining industries only account for less than 10% of the same industry."

"This is impossible". Luo Nianzhong retorted.

Since the Fuji Foundation is so rich, the industries surrounding Fuji Bank cannot be short of money, and they do the same.

According to Luo Nianzhong's understanding, although several large companies of the Fuji Consortium are not ranked first in the same industry in the island country, many of their sales are not bad.

Luo Nianzhong had already expected that there was so much money and no place to spend it, but he didn't believe that other industries accounted for so little.

"It seems that Mr. Luo doesn't believe it. For example, Mr. Luo has his own car company with very good technology, but your employees still need to buy cars. Will Mr. Luo let these customers lose?"

Yes, it’s okay if there are only a few hundred or thousands of people, but what if there are hundreds of thousands or even millions of people?

Even Luo Nianzhong cannot let go of these customers, and a series of systems such as car payment and low-interest loans will come into being.

Don't think it's a joke. Statistics from some organizations show that the six major consortiums in the island country control more than half of the economy with 20% of the island country's population.

These are all high-income groups, what a huge number.

In the same way, other industries can do the same.

Compared with the comprehensive development of consortiums such as Mitsui, Mitsubishi and Sumitomo, and the penetration of industries into various places, Fuji appears to be much more miserable.

Therefore, the companies they support do not have much competitiveness in island countries. Internationally, other island countries’ brands in the same industry are no worse than them.

The key is that others have a steady stream of customers to provide funds for their businesses, and if your business wants to develop, it can only get loans. This is an endless cycle.

The current industries under the Fuji Foundation have no problem with technology, but sales, or sales and R&D are not proportional. You can't rely on Fuji Bank to bleed money, right?

Had it not been for the large number of orders received from the government, many companies would have faced the risk of bankruptcy.

Another is the economic problems in Europe and the United States in recent years, which have given Japanese companies some export opportunities, which can be regarded as a big gain, but no one knows how long this situation will last.

It's not right to say that, at least Luo Nianzhong knows that the next ten years will be the peak of the island's domestic products, and each company will become a world-class company.

If the Fuji Foundation wants to break this pattern, it can only do two things.

Developing products that others don't have or opening up new industries, and then expanding overseas markets, you can't just let the money in the bank just lie there, this is all negative equity.

When the Honor arcade first became popular in Japan, the Fuji Consortium paid attention to this industry. However, after searching around the island country, they were all small companies. The only one, Sega, still had an owner, and it was not something that these consortiums could handle.

A small company should be a small company. Invest some money and choose to support it. After all, didn't Honor start from a small company?

However, Honor's product launch at the beginning of the year dealt another blow to the Fuji Foundation. Honor's new games have made the games developed by the game companies they support no longer interested, and many of them are still sitting in the warehouse.

After learning that Honor was preparing to raise funds, Fuji Bank couldn't wait to find it.

Luo Nianzhong also knew about the problems of the Fuji Foundation. In one sentence, there was nowhere to spend the money.

In other words, the internal industries cannot consume such a large amount of funds.

If a large amount of savings is not loaned out, it will depreciate in value if placed in the bank.

But to whom do we lend? Companies in other consortiums don't need it, but companies under your own control are fine.

The key is that they are also afraid that if they give money, they will end up losing money or even going bankrupt.

When a large number of bad debts appear, not only other industries, but also the core financial industry may be affected.

Therefore, companies like Xiang Glory, which in their view have no risks and have great development prospects, are their first choice.

I remember that in history, Fujifilm took risks and went overseas in order to solve this problem. In fact, the companies that the island country allowed them to invest in were either famous or too small.

The final result of this overseas expansion is that it has never failed, just like a microcosm of all consortiums in the island country.

Basically, in the industries where rabbits are rising, island countries are going to perish.