Rebirth Tokyo 1986

Chapter 121 The Sea of ​​Stars
Friends naturally help each other. The Hasegawa family directly designated Inoue Utai to handle their loan.

But the influence is mutual.

After being persuaded by the Hasegawa family, she finally decided to go along.

House prices are rising too fast. If you don’t take a gamble now, it’s basically impossible to buy a house in Tokyo relying solely on your salary and a small commission.

"I also have 5000 million. I can't pay back any more."

"That's good. It won't affect your life too much."

"Well, that's what I thought too."

After the party, Masato Takeshita walked up to Shinji Kikuno.

“How is it, how many people invested?”

"The Chou Niu Fund has 93 investors, and the Yinhu Fund has 100 investors."

Private equity funds have a limit on the number of people they can hold: 100 in the United States and 200 in China in the future.

Many of Japan's legal provisions are modeled after those of the United States, and the number limit for private equity funds is naturally also 100.

The Tiger can fill up the investors, and the Ox is almost full as well, which shows that Xinghai Investment is very hot.

"Yes, what about the scale of investment?"

"Both funds have achieved their fundraising target of 1000 billion yuan."

"Well done, very good, we must provide good after-sales service."

"Yes, President!"

What everyone has reached now is just a signature of intent, and someone will definitely go back on their word in the end.

But it doesn’t matter. Given today’s popularity, there is definitely no shortage of investors.

After finishing the party, Masato Takeshita did not choose to have a dinner to celebrate.

He directly gave each employee a red envelope of 5 yuan and then announced the dissolution.

Next is the rest time, everyone can do whatever they want.

"Boss, do you want to have a midnight snack together?"

"Okay, I'm a little hungry."

Masato Takeshita gladly accepted Shinji Kikuno's invitation.

He was busy explaining fund matters to his clients and had no time to eat.

"Then let's go to Ginza?"

"Let's not do that. It's a bit far. Let's find a place nearby?"

Masato Takeshita only wanted to eat something and didn't want to drink all night, so there was no need for him to go to Ginza.

"Yes, let's find one nearby."

Yoshimoto Takashi doesn't drink or smoke, and he's also not interested in Ginza.

He just wanted to have a bowl of delicious ramen and some soft radishes.

"Okay, I know a good izakaya nearby, let's go."

Seeing that everyone was against it, Masao Nagasawa stopped forcing it, but still chose a place where they could drink.

People who are chivalrous naturally drink more.

Edamame, grilled bird, fried chicken, deep-fried pork cutlet, deep-fried shrimp, tempura...

Everyone was already used to the boss's style, so they quickly filled up a large table.

"The ramen is great. Nagasawa-san is amazing. He was able to find such a hidden place."

I don’t know what secret this uncle has, but the ramen is very chewy and the meat is also very good.

This can be ranked among the top 5 izakayas that Masato Takeshita has visited.

“There are very few izakayas in Tokyo that I don’t know about.”

Masao Nagasawa’s daily hobby is to look for delicious food restaurants on the streets, which is a bit like a lonely gourmet.

But he is not making a show, it is just his personal preference.

He enjoyed the feeling of often finding treasures.

"As expected of Nagasawa-san, you are amazing."

After chatting about food, Masato Takeshita talked about politics with everyone, and then after filling his stomach, he leisurely returned home. "I'm going to take a shower first, help me find some clean clothes."

Masato Takeshita, smelling like barbecue, ran to the bathroom as soon as he got home.

"OK, all right."

Izumi Sakai nodded obediently and returned to the bedroom with a smile.

Most of Masato Takeshita's clothes are kept in the bedroom, and only the suits he wears when going out for social events are placed in the cloakroom.

"Ah, so comfortable."

Masato Takeshita lay comfortably in the hot water, enjoying his rare rest time.

“Well, we’re almost entering April, and I’m wondering what kind of keynote speech would be best.”

College graduates are generally pure and stupid, and are very easy to fool.

Talking about topics like dreams at this time can easily achieve a motivating effect.

Masato Takeshita is no exception and will definitely learn from large companies to stimulate the fighting genes of newcomers.

Of course, he is not just making empty promises.

The idea proposed by Masato Takeshita will be realized sooner or later.

Everyone will indeed be a little tired during this process, but the rewards are definitely sufficient.

If you just make empty promises without paying, your reputation will be ruined sooner or later.

When Masato Takeshita saw the books he had placed in the bathroom, he quickly came up with an idea.

"It's decided. It's you."

Private universities such as Waseda University generally graduate in mid-to-early March.

Public schools such as the University of Tokyo are more likely to choose March 3th.

Therefore, the company's induction ceremony for new employees will be held on April 4st, just like the start of school.

Xinghai Semiconductor is a little special in that it has postponed the date a little bit to April 4nd.

It’s not that Masato Takeshita is making an exception, but April 4st belongs to Matsumoto.

Matsumoto Manufacturing's new employee induction ceremony is simple and traditional, and the company has many years of experience in this.

It’s different at Xinghai Semiconductor. Everyone has little experience and doesn’t follow tradition.

Masato Takeshita directly took out the PPT that he had prepared long ago and gave a speech titled "Ride your dreams, our goal is the stars and the sea."

“Many people know about Xinghai Semiconductor, but most people probably don’t know.”

"But it doesn't matter. Xinghai Semiconductor is destined to write its own semiconductor legend in the future."

At this point, Takeshita Masato paused for a moment, then asked everyone, "I think everyone knows Moore's Law, right?"

"Know!"

Everyone responded in unison.

"Very good. As everyone knows, in addition to chips, radios, mice and other businesses, we at Xinghai Semiconductor are also planning to do chip foundry business."

"Many people may scoff at this voice, because everyone is now following the entire industrial chain."

"However, Moore's Law tells us that the entire industry chain will eventually go bankrupt."

Masato Takeshita spoke louder and louder, and became more and more confident.

"In the beginning, the investment in a wafer fab only required a few million dollars, so many people and companies could enter the industry."

"But now, wafer fab projects with investment scale exceeding 100 million yuan have begun to emerge."

"Countless small semiconductor companies are gradually unable to keep up with this pace."

As Masato Takeshita spoke, he would occasionally wave his arms to increase his persuasiveness.

“I believe that as the semiconductor industry continues to develop, the investment in wafer fabs will become larger and larger, so large that only a few companies can afford it.”

“Currently, the investment in a chip factory is less than $1 million, but it will soon rise to the $10 billion level, and may even rise to tens of billions of dollars in the future.”

"This industry will sooner or later achieve complete division of labor like the automobile industry and other industries."

"The chip design, foundry, testing, packaging... will be completely separated."

(End of this chapter)