Rebirth Tokyo 1986

Chapter 33 White Wolf with Empty Gloves

"Well, I don't know how much it will cost. Will 3 million yen be enough? I don't think it will be possible. I wonder if you can give me a letter of authorization first and then borrow some money from the bank."

After Ichiro Haneda hung up the phone and returned to the dining table, he looked a little dazed, his mind full of thoughts about buying stocks and taking advantage of this opportunity to make a fortune.

Masato Takeshita saw through his senior's thoughts and smiled and comforted him, "Don't worry, the price won't be expensive. Excluding the money spent on purchasing the machine, I estimate that Matsumoto Manufacturing's profit this year will not exceed 30 billion yen."

"In other words, 1% of the shares only costs 4.5 million yuan."

"Also, when trading stocks, it's best if we complete the connection in the form of a company. And I don't ask for money right away. I can give everyone half a year to prepare funds."

Good people do it to the end and send Buddha to the West.

Since I have decided to give up 3% of my shares to thank my three seniors for their help, I might as well be more generous.

Haneda Ichiro, with his quick mind, immediately understood Takeshita Masato's hint. He swallowed and asked in a trembling voice, "Is this really okay?"

"Of course, a gentleman's words are hard to follow."

"Well, thank you so much, Takeshita-san."

"It's okay, it's just a small matter. Eat, eat, it's getting cold."

"it is good!"

Masato Takeshita's strategy of trading stocks half a year later and collecting the money is equivalent to explicitly telling the three of them that they can try to get something for nothing.

The process is very simple.
The first step was that the three of them signed a contract to purchase stocks with Masato Takeshita.

In the second step, the three people used the stock contracts in their hands to borrow the funds needed for the transaction from the bank.

The third step is to pay the 4.5 million loan to Masato Takeshita to complete the final transaction.

After going through this set of procedures, the three people can easily complete the share transaction without paying a penny, relying solely on bank loans.

What's more,

If one day 1% of Matsumoto Manufacturing's shares are not worth 4.5 million yen, and Masato Takeshita breaks the agreement and does not buy back the shares, the three of them can also easily withdraw.

The worst that can happen is that the company will go bankrupt.

This time, Ichiro Haneda completely relaxed, drinking and eating excitedly. In the end, he even wanted to take Masato Takeshita to take a taxi to the izakaya in Ginza to spend some money.

In the end, he was rejected by Masato Takeshita on the grounds that he had to meet Managing Director Toyoshima tomorrow.

The next afternoon, Masato Takeshita arrived as scheduled at a Japanese teahouse that was very suitable for business negotiations with a quiet and elegant environment.

Here, Masato Takeshita finally met the leader of the Waseda branch of Industrial Bank, Toyoshima Hiroji.

In his 50s, Toyoshima Hiroji was a bit short, perhaps less than 1.60 meters tall. But probably because he had been in a high position for a long time, he was full of aura and majesty.

"Good afternoon, Senior Manager Toyoshima. It's our first meeting. Thank you for your guidance."

"President Takeshita, please take care of me." Toyoshima Koji smiled graciously, then said apologetically, "I'm so sorry, I've been so busy with business in the United States lately that I haven't had time to meet with you."

The managing director of Industrial Bank was already considered a powerful figure who could influence the Japanese economy. If it weren't for Takeshita Masato's generous spending, given his status, he would have only been able to meet him once at gatherings within the Inamon clan.

After all, Matsumoto Manufacturing is still a small company. And in the eyes of most people, it has a clear ceiling and is unlikely to grow into a giant enterprise.

"I should be the one who took the initiative to come to you. I've been too busy and neglected it recently." In return, Masato Takeshita smiled and took the pot into his arms.

Uno Noriyuki and Toyoshima Hiroji have a good relationship and occasionally go to Ginza or golf courses together to spend money.

He smiled and inserted himself between the two of them and said, "You two, stop arguing back and forth. You are both wrong, both of you are wrong. Come on, there is no wine here, so you can use tea instead of wine. Drink three cups of tea each."

"Yes, no problem. I'll do it first, Senior Managing Director Toyoshima."

"Okay, but from now on you don't have to call me executive director. Just call me senior."

"Okay, Toyoshima-senpai."

Toyoshima Hiroji now values ​​Masato Takeshita very much, because only those who are willing to give can make more money.

Take today's 1% of stocks as an example:
He could indeed make a lot of money from this deal, but his junior fellow student also did not lose out. He would be his junior fellow student's backer in the future, which was equivalent to being pulled onto the chariot built by Matsumoto.

As long as he is there, Industrial Bank will have no chance of targeting Matsumoto.

After completing the contract, Toyoshima Hiroji said in a gentler tone: "Takeshita-san, do you have time tomorrow? Do you want to come over to my place?"

"Okay, I'm always available."

"Well, then tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, is that okay?"

"no problem."

What Toyoshima Hiroji was thinking was that through tomorrow's meeting, he would further make it clear to various factions within the bank that he had a close relationship with Masato Takeshita, and that they should be more careful in dealing with Matsumoto Manufacturing in the future.

Masato Takeshita wanted to seek help and was ready to rely on the power of Industrial Bank to enter an industry with greater potential.

After talking about Matsumoto's work, Toyoshima Hiroji began to talk to Takeshita Masato about Japan's latest economic policies. He also briefly talked about Waseda University's main influence in Japan, as well as their propositions and policies.

"By the way, there is one more thing. I wonder if Matsumoto Manufacturing is interested in going public?"

Matsumoto Manufacturing is a rising star recently, and even many giant companies are beginning to covet its ability to make money. Masato Takeshita cannot resist this trend and is ready to open up patents for licensing.

However, all this needs to wait for information feedback from Michael. As long as Michael achieves big sales and Matsumoto Manufacturing successfully establishes a foothold in the United States, he will license the patent on a large scale.

“We have the idea of going public, but we have to wait until next year.”

In 1987, the Bank of Japan will cut interest rates again, further stimulating growth in the stock and property markets.

If Matsumoto Manufacturing goes public after the central bank cuts interest rates, its market value will increase significantly, and Masato Takeshita can also gain more paper wealth.

This is very important to Masato Takeshita.

Because he will mortgage part of his shares in the next two years and then enter emerging industries that are more profitable and easier to win prestige.

In addition, the listing next year will also be beneficial to the development of Matsumoto Manufacturing.

A substantial increase in the company's market value will allow it to raise more money, and Matsumoto Manufacturing can use this capital to enter the clothing industry.

The simplest way is to follow Nike's route, sign more big-name stars, and then sell self-developed shoes, socks, etc. In addition, some of Japan's upcoming clothing giants are also good references.

Whether it is Uniqlo or Issey Miyake, they will be the learning targets of Matsumoto Manufacturing.

(End of this chapter)