Rebirth 76: Industrial Internet Empire

No one knows how Kishida convinced her father.

A few days later, a breaking news suddenly emerged in Tokyo's underground society: Ken Kishida, a key member of the Inagawa Society, the largest underground society in Minato, Tokyo, was preparing to lead his brothers to enter the mainstream and no longer participate in the fighting and killing of underground forces... …

The large areas of Bar Street and Embassy Street that were previously controlled by the Daochuan Society have become a target for various underground forces, who all want to take possession of them.

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Ishikawa Machine Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer specializing in the production of pachinko pinball machines. Pachinko, which was once popular all over Japan, made the Nishimura family a lot of money.

However, following the government's ban on gambling machines, the Ishikawa Machinery Factory spent more than a year unable to find a product to replace Pachinko. The Nishimura family had to spend a large amount of severance pay to accommodate its employees.

When Nishimura Ichiro was at a loss what to do, Li Heping came to the door.

When I was dozing off, someone gave me a pillow. Qianhai Asset Management Company completed the acquisition of Ishikawa Machinery Factory at a very small price.

Three months later, more than two dozen stores named Kishida Games suddenly popped up on the streets of Tokyo.

These stores are all luxuriously decorated, with game areas, coffee areas, and bar areas set up inside.

When you walk into the game area, Tokyo locals will find that these high-end-looking game machines are the pachinko parlors that were banned by the government in the past two years.

It’s just that Kishida Game Company made the pinball machine, which originally had only one pinball popping out flat, into a vertical surface. As long as you drop game coins with different values, the pinball machine will launch many steel balls, and the steel balls will fall in different areas. , instead of receiving corresponding bonuses, they are changed to physical prizes.

By exchanging bonuses for prizes, Kishida Game Company used this innovative move to perfectly circumvent the Japanese government's restrictions on gambling machines.

Not far from these newly opened game rooms, a new pawn shop opened at almost the same time. This pawn shop not only solicited savings at high interest rates to help Tokyo residents invest and manage their finances, but also purchased prizes from Pachinko pachinko parlors. Pachinko Players here can exchange physical prizes for cash of equivalent value.

This pawn shop would regularly sell these prizes to a newly established trading company, and then the third-party company would sell the purchased gifts back to pachinko shops, forming a legal business chain.

The background music of the pachinko pinball machine is also specially set. After the game player wins the grand prize, the magical music that resounds throughout the venue will cause all players to have a sharp increase in adrenaline and thus invest more game coins.

A week after the trial operation, the pachinko pinball machine once again became popular throughout Tokyo. The men of the Kishida family couldn't close their mouths with laughter. It turned out that they could make a lot of money so easily without having to fight and kill.

With machines, funds, and sufficient personnel... Kishida Game Co., Ltd. immediately copied this business model to large and medium-sized cities such as Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Kyoto, Kobe, Fukuoka, Kawasaki, and Hiroshima.

These key members of the Daochuan Society suddenly became regional managers in major cities.

Yang Mo was not idle during this period. One week after arriving in Tokyo, he sent the same instructions to the heads of all affiliated companies of Zhiyuan Group: tighten liquidity and mobilize all funds to enter Japan!

Affiliated investment companies such as Zongheng Investment, Linke Investment, Yuanda Capital, and Jingwei International, which have been dormant in the Tokyo stock market, have taken action to fully acquire small real estate companies.

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Tokyo, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, auction site for Lot 3 on the west side of Tokyo Station.

Sumitomo Real Estate, Mitsui Fudosan, Sekisui House, Mitsubishi Estate, Daiwa House and many large real estate companies are gathered here.

Even Sumitomo Real Estate, Japan's largest real estate company, is just going through the motions for this piece of land next to the Mitsubishi headquarters building. Everyone knows that Mitsubishi Land is determined to win this land. Large Japanese companies have always had a tradition of bidding together. Rarely do they hurt each other.

The auction was almost uneventful from the beginning. The starting price rose from 11 yen per square meter to 15.7 yen. After that, Sumitomo and Yamato withdrew from the competition. After all, at this time, the average transaction price of Japanese land auction floors was That’s about 10 yen.

Just when Mitsubishi Estate was about to acquire this land, a small real estate company that had never been seen before held up a sign and shouted the price to 16 yen.

Mitsubishi Estate continued to follow up, and this small real estate company seemed determined to cause trouble, adding 1000 yen to Mitsubishi Estate's placard price every time.

After more than ten rounds of bidding, the price had soared to 17.8 yen per square meter. The auction site suddenly became excited. Other real estate companies were gloating at Mitsubishi Estate's joke. In just a few minutes, they were forced to do so by a small company. The cost of acquiring land increased by several billion yen.

In this strange atmosphere, the price exceeded Mitsubishi Estate's psychological price of 18.2 yen per square meter, but the small company named Yuanda Real Estate was still chasing after it, with no intention of giving in...

Finally, when Yuanda Real Estate chased the price to 18.5 yen, Mitsubishi Estate stopped raising placards, with a premium of 70%!Is this Yuanda Real Estate crazy? ,

According to the development trend of housing prices in Tokyo in recent years, there is basically no profit margin, so it is good not to lose money.

Yuanda Real Estate successfully grabbed a hot land plot in Tokyo, which stimulated other small real estate companies. Then, in the auction of many hot land plots in Akasaka, Shimbashi, Azabu, Platinum, and Roppongi near Tokyo Bay, some unknown companies suddenly appeared. The legendary small and medium-sized real estate companies all have a distinctive feature. When they set their sights on a certain land, they are always determined to get it at any cost!

Top real estate companies such as Sumitomo Real Estate, Sekisui House, and Daiwa House do not take these small companies to heart. There are too many small real estate companies that want to become famous with a hot-spot property. The development process Among them, due to the long development cycle, there are many cases where the capital chain is broken.

Sure enough, it didn't take long for Yuanda Real Estate, which snatched the No. 3 plot on the west side of Tokyo Station from Mitsubishi Estate, to get a mortgage loan from HSBC Bank for the newly acquired plot.

For the land purchased by Yuanda Real Estate for 450 billion yen, because the premium was too high when the land was auctioned, HSBC only provided [-]% of the mortgage loan amount for the land.

What is a bit puzzling is that Yuanda Real Estate did not directly lend Japanese yen, but required all loans to be denominated in US dollars, and borrowed US$1.25 million from HSBC.

Of course, HSBC didn't think anything was wrong. They only needed to make another hedging prospect contract of equal value in the London or Singapore currency markets to hedge the risks...