East Asia Power issued a total of two billion shares to the public, which could be roughly divided into three parts. One part went to the STAR demonstration reactor project team, and the other went to banks, social security funds, etc.
As for the last part, it could probably be considered as a true public release to all sectors of society.
But in fact, most people wouldn't even think about spending money to support the construction of the country.
Private equity funds that knew about the news in advance would be like vultures that smelled rotten meat. They would drink the last bit of soup the moment the shares were issued.
By the time most people had a chance to see this stock, it would already be at the A-share trading limit. By the time people could buy it, the market value of East Asia Power would be in the trillions. By that time, the room for appreciation in the next few years would be exhausted …
Of course, the funds or investment companies that needed to use supercomputers, multithreading, and internet speed to buy the shares didn't have a powerful background.
After all, no matter how fast the internet speed was, it only increased the probability of "winning the lottery". How many shares one could buy depended on one's luck.
For those funds and investment companies that had a powerful background, they only needed to get the subscription qualifications from "qualified companies" and get a free ride.
For example, in addition to the two billion shares issued to the public, there were also two billion additional shares issued to "qualified companies" such as the Three Barrels of Oil Company and the five major power companies.
And in this part, there was room for manipulation, and the program was absolutely legal …
Shanghai, inside the trading room of Haixiang Capital.
After the online signing of the subscription qualifications was over, there was a lot of crying and screaming.
In order to get ahead of everyone else in the online signing of the East Asia Power Company stock subscription qualifications, not only did they work overtime in this trading room, but they also used supercomputers.
However, now that the results of the lottery were announced, they only received a total of 20,000 to 30,000 shares.
Li Xiang, the general manager of Haixiang Capital, looked at the results of the lottery announced on the computer screen. He stood in the trading room and clenched his fists tightly. His heart was bleeding.
Even though 30,000 shares was a lot for the average person, for a financial investment company like them, which had tens of millions of capital units, it was only a fraction …
After the results of the lots were announced, the top ten shareholders who had won the lots were also published on the website.
The largest shareholder, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, held 50% of the shares, firmly occupying the position of the major shareholder. The next few shareholders were Three Barrels of Oil, State Grid, Social Security Fund, etc. Basically, the "national team" accounted for more than 80% of the shares.
There was nothing much to say. After all, it was not their turn to drink this soup …
However, when he looked down the list of major shareholders, he suddenly saw a company called Star Sky Technology that had a 7% shareholding in East Asia Power. He almost spat blood on the screen.
"Holy shit, 7%! Which fund has such a powerful background?! "Standing next to him, his vice president, Tang Guang, said everything he wanted to say.
"Yeah … I've never heard of this name before." Secretary Zhang, who was standing next to him, also had a confused expression on his face. He guessed, "Could it be … the white gloves of some big shot?"
Vice President Tang: "It's not going to happen now, right?"
Li Xiang listened to his subordinates and stared at the screen for a while. He then said, "Check the background of this company … Even if we lose, we have to know who we lost to."
He felt like this name was familiar, but he couldn't remember where he had heard it before.
In any case, he had to find out who the boss of this company was.
If they didn't have any background …
He didn't mind talking to them.
Seeing that his boss wasn't in a good mood, Secretary Zhang immediately nodded and said, "Okay."
They weren't the only ones who wanted to find out who Star Sky Technology was. Almost half of the Chinese financial industry was shocked by this sudden appearance of Star Sky Technology.
Even the overseas investors who were paying attention to the public offering of East Asia Power noticed this interesting phenomenon.
Even though 7% of the shares didn't seem like a lot, this was a monopoly giant with limitless growth potential. Its future market value was at least in the trillions. China Petroleum's A shares only accounted for 2.2% of the total share capital, so you could see how big this 7% was.
While half of the financial industry was asking about Star Sky Technology, Lu Zhou, who was far away at Jin Ling University, didn't know that his patent management company had become famous in the Chinese financial industry because of a certain CEO.
However, even if he knew, he probably wouldn't care.
East Asia Power wasn't a listed company, so it wasn't under the control of the CSRC. Lu Zhou bought the shares at a price of 10 yuan per share, so he wasn't suspected of embezzling state-owned assets. As for the private equity and financial companies, they just didn't take advantage of East Asia Power, so they weren't good people.
To put it bluntly, was there a need for him to care?
Jin Ling University.
Mathematics department office.
Doctor Yan, who delivered yesterday's physical examination results, looked at the three assistants in the office and handed the report to Lu Zhou.
"They … are all your assistants?"
"Yeah, the school arranged it for me."
Lu Zhou didn't know if it was an illusion, but he felt like Yan Yan was looking at him with a weird expression.
After a while, Yan Yan said, "… They're quite young."
Lu Zhou: "Yeah."
Yan Yan: "…"
Lu Zhou: "…?"
What is this guy trying to say?
At this moment, the office door opened and a student walked in.
Liu Siyuan walked past Doctor Yan and walked over to Lu Zhou's desk with a stack of A4 papers.
"Professor, I've completed the task you gave me!"
Lu Zhou looked at Liu Siyuan's thick eye bags with surprise, but he didn't say anything. After all, Liu Siyuan's work was nothing compared to Lu Zhou's.
"Yeah, put it on my desk … Why are you here so early today?"
It was only seven o 'clock in the morning.
Other than his three assistants who had to clock in due to work, he didn't have such strict attendance requirements for the other students. They just had to complete the tasks he assigned on time.
Liu Siyuan scratched his head and said, "I have to work hard, I feel like I won't be able to keep up."
Seeing that Lu Zhou seemed to have started working, Yan Yan didn't plan to stay here and disturb his work, so she spoke.
"I'm going back."
Lu Zhou: "Yeah."
Do you want to have lunch together?
Yan Yan opened her mouth, but she thought about asking this question at seven o 'clock in the morning. She gave up on the idea and turned around to leave.
Like usual, Lu Zhou briefly commented on the student's homework and gave some suggestions for improvement. He then told Liu Siyuan to do his own work and started to check his work email.
Other than an email from Qin Yue, who was a lecturer at Princeton, about analytic number theory, the rest of the emails were boring.
Lu Zhou thought for five minutes before he wrote an email and answered Qin Yue's question.
He was about to close his email and open arXiv to see what was going on in the mathematics and physics community. He wanted to see if there was any research worth following up on. However, he suddenly received an email.
When Lu Zhou saw this email, he paused for a second.
Professor Sarrot?
Of course, what really surprised him wasn't the name, but the content of the email …
[I'm being interviewed by the FBI.]
[Genius Memory Site:.] Mobile URL:.
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