From the rent of the shops on the commercial street, we have a cash income of more than three million every month.
There is also the idea of splitting and selling the film and television peripheral franchise rights. How did you come up with this idea, boss?
Did you know that we sold more than 30 million just for the peripheral franchise rights of "Shaolin Temple"?
"The Manhunt" sold 20 million.
All other films combined totaled more than 20 million.
When the TV series "Huo Yuanjia" currently being filmed is released, I estimate that the revenue will definitely not be less than 100 million.
Your idea has increased the value of each film by dozens of times. In the past few years, other people only made a few million at the box office for a film, which was the best they could do. Now many film and television companies want to imitate our routine and develop film and television peripherals.
Unfortunately, we have already controlled the media industry in Hong Kong. If they want their films to be well-known, they must cooperate with us..."
Xie Wan grinned. Both Chen Baoluo and Chen Ziqiang praised her as a business genius. In fact, she didn't have any business ideas at all. She just applied the idea of creating IP in the future film and television industry in advance.
In addition, she did not want to drive up the housing prices in Gangcheng herself, and did not focus her real estate investment on residential housing, so she thought of developing a film and television city. Unexpectedly, the effect was surprisingly good.
As for the fact that all the films he invested in were successful, it was entirely due to his foresight.
"Paul, you don't have to keep flattering me. You haven't told me how much Zhenhua's assets in Hong Kong are worth now."
Paul Chen held up three fingers.
Xie Wan scratched his head, "Only 300 million? Didn't you say that the box office revenue alone was 500 million?
Oh, and we have to deduct costs and expenses. OK, as long as we don’t lose money.”
Xie Wan took out a total of 390 million Hong Kong dollars in cash from Lui Lok's vault. She gradually took out nearly 300 million and invested them in Hong Kong's business.
Now that Chen Baoluo told him that Gangcheng’s business was worth three hundred million, she was a little disappointed. Does this mean there was no profit or loss?
Chen Baoluo laughed out loud, "Boss, you are really humorous. Three hundred million? Do you think that Lao Chen, Fan Zhi and I have been eating for free these years?"
Xie Wan tilted his head and asked in confusion: "Isn't it three hundred million?"
Chen Baoluo's dark blue eyes sparkled with excitement, and he said word by word: "It's three billion!"
Xie Wan couldn’t believe it. In just three years, her investment had increased tenfold?
Chen Baoluo continued to brag, "This is because you, the boss, don't want to go public. If you agree to go public, our assets will increase tenfold immediately.
By then, companies like Cheung Kong Industries and New Hongji will be surpassed by us.
You only spent 10 million to buy the land in Sha Tin.
Do you know what the current valuation of that piece of land is?"
Xie Wan shook her head. She only knew that the land price in Hong Kong City had increased slightly in recent years, but the increase was really not that big.
Now is not the time when land prices will skyrocket.
Chen Baoluo said: "The land is 0.16 square kilometers. It was just a wasteland at first, but now it has been developed into the core of Shatin business circle. The fixed assets of the land and the film and television city on it are worth 1 billion yuan.
Not to mention that you asked Fan Zhi to buy five plots of land in the surrounding area one after another. Although we haven't developed them much yet, many people are willing to pay ten times the price to buy these five plots of land.
I think the value of these lands will continue to rise in the future, and it won’t be a problem to triple or quintuple it.”
Xie Wan looked at Chen Baoluo with approval. She really wanted to tell him that the land of the film and television city was worth 40 billion yuan in the 1990s.
But she might not develop the land into "Shatin First City" like Li Zhaoji did and make money from the hard-earned money of the people.
Xie Wan took a deep breath, suppressed the ups and downs in his heart, and said calmly: "Low-key, low-key, don't show off your wealth. Once listed, you must disclose your financial statements. The market value on the stock market is all floating wealth.
When we become stronger, we can just spin off a part of it and list it on the stock market. Our true strength must not be noticed by the British Hong Kong government."
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