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Chapter 807 Xiangjiang Telephone Company!

Yang Ming stood in front of the window and looked outside. He thought of his mobile phone.

As far as the current and previous lives are concerned, what Yang Ming finds most inconvenient may be the way of instant messaging.

In his previous life, he had a mobile phone, so he could contact him anytime, anywhere, as long as there was a signal. Now he only has a landline phone or a car phone.

However, Yang Ming knew that the world's first mobile phone should be on the market soon.

The world's first mobile phone was invented by Martin Cooper, a technician from Motorola.

In April 1973, Martin Cooper, a technician from the famous Motorola company in M ​​country, invented the world's first mobile phone that civilians could use.

When the first mobile phone was invented and Martin Cooper used it to make calls, it could use any radio frequency band to make calls. In fact, the first generation of analog mobile phones used different frequencies to distinguish different mobile phones and different users. .

The birth of the first mobile phone model made people see the hope of wireless communication, but it has been 10 years since the mobile phone was actually put on the market.During the period from 1973 to 1983, Martin Cooper led his team to carry out 5 technical innovations on the first mobile phone, each time successfully making the mobile phone smaller and lighter.

As a result, the world's first market-oriented mobile phone was the DynaTAC 1983X released by Motorola in April 4.

It was already the end of February in 1983, and there was still more than a month before the world's first mobile phone would go on the market.

For this first place, Motorola spent a lot of time, and Yang Ming didn't need to grab it.

He knows that with the advent of the mobile phone era, it means that the world is about to enter the era of global communication.

At this moment, Yang Ming thought of it.

When global mobile phone communication was not yet popular, most citizens in Xiangjiang used landline phones.

Even so, not every household in Xiangjiang can afford to install a landline telephone, and only the rich can afford it.

Hong Kong Telephone Company.

The market value of Hong Kong Telephone Company is nearly 40 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Ranked No.9 among listed companies in Xiangjiang, the business of Xiangjiang Telephone includes local calls, international long-distance calls, text services and so on.

There are 65 computer buildings in various parts of Xiangjiang, with a total capacity of 193 million lines, [-]% of which are telephone users.

Among them, Xiangjiang Telephone Company is a very profitable company, which is similar to Xiangjiang Electric Lighting Company.

Prior to this, Jardine Group was the major shareholder of Xiangjiang Electric Company, occupying 38.8% of the shares.

However, historically, in order to keep Jardine Land from being swallowed up by Chinese capital, Niu Bijian and Simon Yosek of the Jardine Group sold some assets in addition to cross-holding through their listed companies.

Including, like the sale of 38.8% of the shares of Xiangjiang Electric Lamp Company, a subsidiary of the company, to the Dadong Telegraph Group of Y Country.

In other words, historically, Xiangjiang Electric Lighting Company was eventually acquired by Country Y’s Dadong Telegraph Group, and after merging with Xiangjiang’s Dadong Telegraph Group, it became Xiangjiang Telecom Company.

Later, when Xiangjiang Telecom was about to be sold to Singapore by Country Y’s Dadong Telegraph Group, it was acquired by Li Jiacheng’s second son, PCCW Technology, and became PCCW, the most important asset and company of the Li Jiacheng family.

Now, Yang Ming was thinking about Xiangjiang Telephone Company.

He knew that of course it was impossible for Xiangjiang Telephone Company to be sold to Country Y's Dadong Telegraph Group.

Not only can't sell to the other party, but also find a way to acquire Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Group.

As early as 1936, the Dadong Telegraph Group of Country Y had officially entered the Xiangjiang Telecom market.

During this period, the business of Country Y Dadong in Xiangjiang developed rapidly.

In 1948, Dadong Y of Country Y took over the business of the Telecommunications Department of the Post Office of the Government House, including the radio station project, the installation of communication equipment at Kai Tak Airport, the meteorological communication of the Observatory, and so on.

In 1950, Y Country Dadong built the Mercury Building in Wanchai as its administrative headquarters and international telecommunications technology center in Xiangjiang.

In 1969, Yingdadong set up a satellite ground communication station in Stanley to establish telecommunication connections with the rest of the world through two telecommunication satellites located over the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean respectively.

With the rapid development of the telecommunications business, Y Country Dadong successively rebuilt the Wanchai Mercury Building and Kowloon International Telecommunication Building in 1973 and 1975.

The new Mercury building continues to serve as the group's Xiangjiang administrative headquarters, and two optical fiber cables are laid between the two telecommunications buildings for telecommunications.

In the 70s, Dadong of Country Y also established two subsidiary companies in Xiangjiang to operate non-patented businesses: Asia Computer Co., Ltd. and Dadong Communication System Co., Ltd.

The former mainly provides data processing services for Dadong’s customers in Xiangjiang, and Dadong holds 70% of the shares; the latter is mainly engaged in the design and management of telecommunications projects, distribution of specialized telecommunications equipment, data equipment, and provision of related professional services.

In June 1981, Country Y's Dadong Telegraph Bureau was reorganized, renamed Dadong Telegraph and Telegraph Public Co., Ltd., and listed in London.

Country Y is the major shareholder of the company, owning 50% of the ordinary shares of the Dadong Telegraph Bureau plus 1 share.

According to the articles of association of the company, except for the government of country Y, no person or organization can hold 15% or more of the company's shares, and the chief executive officer of the company must be a citizen of country Y to ensure that the government of country Y controls the company.

At that time, Dadong Telegraph Group had become one of the largest telecommunications groups in the world, operating telecommunications businesses in 38 countries and regions around the world, with businesses in the Far East, the South Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.

In October of the same year, Dadong Telegraph Group and Xiangjiang Governor's Mansion jointly formed Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Co., Ltd. Dadong Telegraph Bureau held 10% of the company's shares, and the Governor's Mansion held 80% of the shares.

The Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau took over all the assets and businesses of the Dadong Telegraph Group of Country Y in Xiangjiang, including the operation of international telecommunications, the installation of radar and navigation equipment, communication services at Kai Tak Airport, the production of radio and television programs controlled by the Hong Kong government, and the city hall. And the audio equipment of the Tsuen Wan Town Hall, the computer operation of the Heung Kong Space Museum and the Queen Elizabeth Museum, etc.

而总督府则重新向香江大东颁发国际电讯专利牌照，年期从1981年10月1日起，至2006年6月30日止，为期25年。

At that time, Xiangjiang Dadong occupied an important position in Dadong Telegraph Group. According to the information disclosed when Dadong was listed, as of the end of March 1981, the proportions of Xiangjiang Dadong's turnover and profits in Dadong Telegraph Group were respectively Reaching 3% and 29%, it is known as the "golden goose" in the hands of Dadong.

Stepping into the 80s, 97 is getting closer.

Country Y, the major shareholder of Dadong Telegraph Group, clearly knows this best.

With the arrival of Hong Kong's [-], whether Dadong Group can continue to operate its telecommunications business in Hong Kong has become doubtful, especially as the telecommunications industry is an important lifeline of the national economy and involves important secrets.

For this reason, Dadong Telegraph Group began to deploy its long-term development strategy in Xiangjiang to ensure the long-term interests of Dadong in Xiangjiang after 1997.

Obviously, the establishment of Xiangjiang Dadong in 1981 was the first step in its careful strategic deployment and the first step towards localization.

However, the present is not what it was historically.

Yang Ming knew that for him, Xiangjiang Telephone Company was not only about laying golden eggs and making stable profits, but more importantly, it involved information confidentiality.

Especially now that the Imperial Group is contacting by phone, and so on, it is even more impossible for him to hand over this company to others.

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