Chapter 2476

Grandson is more important than the sky

Lou Xiao'e's current assets were managed last year by several top international accounting firms after signing confidentiality agreements.

The numbers are quite alarming.

On Hong Kong Island, there are electronics, kitchen and bathroom appliance companies, real estate companies, film and television companies, and mobile communication companies...
There are other investments in ports and infrastructure, scattered and piecemeal, which together amount to about 7 million US dollars.

It doesn't seem like much, but if you convert it to Hong Kong dollars, it's over five billion.

Since the Hong Kong dollar was linked to the US dollar, the Hong Kong dollar has depreciated by more than 40%.

With Lou Xiao'e's wealth in Hong Kong, she is already firmly established as the richest person in Hong Kong.

She deserves a place on the Forbes list.

But this is just an estimate; very few people outside can accurately calculate her assets.

Unfortunately, most of the companies under Lou Xiao'e's name are not publicly listed.

Only one mobile communications company went public, and because 1G is still the dominant technology on the market, the number of users is not large.

The main source of profit still comes from the pager industry.

The company's current market value is approximately HK$3 billion.

There's nothing we can do about it; landline phones currently dominate the Hong Kong Island telecommunications market.

But that company was exclusively owned by foreigners, so it was impossible for them to let Lou Xiao'e play around with them.

Lou Xiao'e holds more than 50% of the shares in the telecommunications company through cross-shareholding.

If it weren't for the investment in Japanese knives, Lou Xiao'e might have considered delisting the company.

And she did indeed plan to acquire fixed-line companies through a gradual, piecemeal approach once mobile communications had developed to a certain stage.

The landline company's customer base is the potential customer base for her mobile communications company in the future.

The majority of Lou Xiao'e's assets consist of investments in Ameryca's technology companies, investments in Xiao Rizi, and investments in mainland China.

However, most investors in Hong Kong are not very clear about Lou Xiao'e's exact assets.

All I can say is that it's a huge fortune.

Putting aside other things, the Ho Group's current investment in mainland China is probably the smallest part of its total investment.

But a certain bank set its sights on this lucrative opportunity.

There was no other reason.

According to a survey conducted by a certain bank in mainland China.

Last year, the Ho Group's return on investment in mainland China grew at an alarming rate.

Doubled, and more!

Furthermore, according to an investment expert from a certain bank, this rapid growth is not accidental.

Rather, it's due to the consumption power of the mainland's billion-strong population, low land rent, low labor costs, and so on.

This brought Lou Xiao'e a rich reward.

A certain bank developed a data model.

I analyzed the Ho Group's mainland investment sector and what scale it should reach within ten years.

It's quite frightening, to say the least.

Lou Xiao'e's investments in mainland China are mainly in electrical appliance manufacturing and kitchen and bathroom fixture production.

There are also base station construction service providers in the communications field.

In accordance with the development trend in mainland China.

The consumption potential of a population of over one billion is limitless.

Given Lou Xiao'e's relationship with the mainland, the level of support she receives from higher authorities is considerable.

If the mainland sales market opens up to the Ho Group, the electrical appliance company could reach a scale of hundreds of billions within ten years.

Kitchen and bathroom fixtures are a bit vague in this regard; the key factor is the degree of liberalization in the mainland real estate market.

However, a certain Fengtai expert also gave an estimated value of 10 billion.

The key is still mobile communications and base station construction. According to a certain company's estimate, the mainland market is worth trillions of yuan.

Lou Xiao'e has the advantage of being an early adopter, and she will inevitably be able to get a relatively large slice of the pie.

These three aspects alone form the prototype of a conglomerate worth over 200 billion.

That's why someone like Feng was so eager to get involved, even disregarding professional ethics, and reluctantly decided to get involved. Of course, even if Feng were a professional investment banker...

They also failed to see some of the details of Lou Xiao'e's plan.

For example, computers and the internet.

For example, the real estate market in mainland China.

There's also the electronics manufacturing industry base, where Lou Xiao'e accounts for the majority.

What they can see right now has already made them green with envy.

If they were to fully understand Lou Xiao'e's plans and schemes, who knows what disgusting things these greedy fellows might do.

They want to enter the mainland, but they don't have a good opportunity.

That's why I thought of setting up some small challenges for Lou Xiao'e to force her to back down.

Those investors could then ride on Lou Xiao'e's coattails.

This also reflects the economic structure and openness of the mainland, which provided Lou Xiao'e with the greatest protection.

Otherwise, it would be a bloody battle.

Lou Xiao'e took a deep breath and adjusted her emotions.

Only then did he step out of the car.

She had a smile on her face, and the further she walked into the house, the wider her smile became.

Even before entering the room, she couldn't help but prick up her ears and eavesdrop inside.

I didn't hear any children babbling or crying from inside the house.

Lou Xiao'e immediately took off her high heels and stepped lightly onto the carpet, moving very carefully and stealthily.

It was as if they were afraid of waking something.

Naturally, she was afraid of waking up her eldest grandson, He Chengyun.

Just from the name, you can understand the He family's expectations for this child.

Immediately after giving birth, Carol Chu sent a telegram to Ho Yu-chu to announce the good news.

He Yuzhu was also quite clear-headed, having already chosen several names for the child long ago.

Finally, Lou Xiao'e looked at the name He Yuzhu had chosen for his eldest grandson and immediately took a liking to it.

With the reform and opening up of the mainland, her eldest grandson was born to inherit the nation's destiny.

If everything unfolds as He Yuzhu predicted.

When her grandson comes of age, he will inherit a trillion-dollar international conglomerate.

Just thinking about that future makes Lou Xiao'e want to swear a few times.

When she was peeping at the young cook at the kitchen door back then, she never imagined she would have such ambitions today.

Compared to a bright future, everything she's encountering now is just a minor inconvenience.

Every time she returned home, she was filled with fighting spirit.

Those foreign devils were thinking of seizing her grandson's property, Grandma.

If pushed too far, she might actually want to be like those guys in He Yuan's comics, dressed in red, wielding a machete, and wipe them out.

In fact, the He family mansion is quite large.

The soundproofing in each room is also very good.

Lou Xiao'e didn't need to be so nervous at all.

But she gave the household servants a strict order: they were not allowed to wear leather shoes inside the house...

She wasn't this nervous when she gave birth to He Xinghua.

Lou Xiao'e tiptoed up to the second floor.

I pressed my ear against the door of the nursery and eavesdropped for a while.

Hearing Carol Chu humming a lullaby inside, he gently turned the doorknob.

"Shh..." Seeing that Zhu Liqian was about to call her, Lou Xiao'e immediately made a shushing gesture. (End of this chapter)