Su Hande pondered for a moment, as if he was considering something, and soon his eyes turned sincerely to look at Jiang Hao again.

"Mr. Jiang, based on Haijing's current performance, various paper data, including its market share in various industries, it can actually go public anywhere."

“I believe that whether it is Nasdaq or Hong Kong stocks, they will welcome Haijing’s listing application with open arms.”

On this point, Suhande didn't dare to talk nonsense.

The amazing data of Haijing Company are open to any "benign" stock market.

Even today's Internet listing environment has become somewhat tighter than in the past.

But everyone is unanimously paying close attention to companies that have the potential to become giants.

Not to mention that a platform like Whale, which operates independently overseas, could be sanctioned by the US government.

It can be said that it has long entered the sight of investors, financial practitioners, some hot money and large retail investors.

The listing of Haijing is what everyone expected.

If it is not listed, they will never be able to get involved in Haijing. Only after it is listed will everyone have the opportunity to buy and hold it.

"but…"

Suhande paused and changed the subject.

Jiang Hao's eyes also became more serious, knowing that what Su Hande said next was the key to his idea.

"But Mr. Jiang, Haijing's Whale platform has just suffered unfair treatment in the United States. It is still unknown whether this situation will happen again in the future."

“Even though the Nasdaq stock market is relatively fair and independent, it is still vulnerable to influence.”

“Even some of SeaWhale’s competitors will be able to more easily attack SeaWhale’s stock price on the Nasdaq.”

This is the threat theory. After all, Haijing Technology has already been sanctioned by the US government once.

Although the domestic government temporarily intervened as a result of the sanctions, the sanctions were eventually overcome.

But no one can predict what the secondary sanctions will be in the future.

And there are also many companies that covet Haijing.

Although Nasdaq is a global market that brings together capital from around the world, it is undoubtedly dominated by Wall Street.

If a competitor is really prepared to sell Haijing, Haijing, which is listed on NASDAQ, will have no good way to compete.

When it went public, Jiang Hao was extremely confident about the listing, with Sequoia, BlackRock, and Goldman Sachs, which is currently eager to enter Haijing, standing behind it.

But after the listing, once the lock-up period was over, all the stocks in everyone's hands were released.

It is difficult to predict what will happen next, as capital is always profit-seeking and bloody.

Even if Jiang Hao can control Haijing through AB, he cannot withstand the volatile market value of Haijing, and it may even be delisted.

In the past, there was no need to consider situations such as when Totoro was about to encounter coffee on the market, but now all things must be considered when it comes to Haijing.

The size of the companies varies too much, and Jiang Hao needs to grasp all the risks in advance.

"Of course, Mr. Jiang, this is just my personal consideration of the worst-case scenario after Haijing goes public."

"I hope that this kind of thing will never happen to Haijing, and that the stock price will continue to soar after listing, and Haijing will continue to develop."

Seeing Jiang Hao silent, Su Hande hurriedly explained.

"Boss Su, I understand what you said."

"So, you are recommending that I go to Hong Kong City for listing?"

Now that Nasdaq has been removed, the only ones left are Hong Kong stocks.

Obviously, the domestic stock market is not even within the consideration of the two.

There was a flash of agitation on Su Hande's originally sincere and calm face, and his expression was obviously a little excited.

"Boss Jiang, according to headquarters, it won't be a problem for Haijing to go public in any market."

"I won't hide it from you. If Haijing intends to go public on NASDAQ, I won't be the one responsible for the listing."

"And if you choose to list on the Hong Kong stock market, I will be personally responsible for both the preparations for listing and the subsequent stock underwriting work."

For Suhande, there is a clear preference on which market to list Haijing.

As the general manager of the Asia-Pacific region, Haijing can only have greater value if it is listed in Hong Kong.

At the same time, he was the one who led the plan to strongly recommend to the headquarters to invest in Haijing's D round.

It can be said that Su Hande has placed all his future development at Goldman Sachs on the company Haijing.

This is actually the reason why Jiang Hao is most confident in Su Hande and trusts Su Hande.

Common interests are always the best bond between people.

"If we want to go public, I can give priority to Hong Kong stocks, but this also requires you, Mr. Su, to lead the investment on behalf of Goldman Sachs."

"I hope you can give me a satisfactory number for the valuation."

As for the listing, after Su Hande's persuasion, Jiang Hao is indeed inclined to Hong Kong stocks, and he also recognizes Su Hande's abilities.

However, all this is premised on Goldman Sachs being the lead investor in Whale's Series D round.

If a suitable valuation cannot be given and it falls short of Jiang Hao's psychological expectations, then everything will have to be overturned.

Jiang Hao would not favor Su Hande just because he is optimistic about him, regardless of the amount of funds Haijing can actually get in this round of financing.

"Mr. Jiang, the valuation is 1300 billion US dollars. I can take it on behalf of Goldman Sachs no matter how much you can give."

"This is the highest psychological reserve price of the group. If it exceeds this number, I can only express regret."

Suhande shook his head as he spoke, his eyes becoming more sincere.

1300 billion Euros, a full 800 billion more than Jiang Hao's expectation of 500 billion Euros.

This high valuation should be related to the lifting of the ban on Whale, as well as the true demonstration of Whale's current profitability.

Of course, when Su Hande was communicating with the headquarters, he should have only referred to the news of Whale's lifting of the ban, and did not refer to Whale's actual profitability.

The valuation of 1300 billion Euros far exceeded Jiang Hao's expectations.

It was originally estimated that the lifting of sanctions on Whale would increase its valuation by 100-200 billion US dollars.

But Goldman Sachs' offer this time was nearly 300 billion euros higher than his best expectations.

Jiang Hao believed that this was absolutely the same as what Su Hande said, and it was Goldman Sachs’ psychological bottom price.

At the same time, it is also a way for Mr. Su to show his sincerity in wanting to cooperate.

"The maximum shareholding is 10%. Mr. Su, happy cooperation!"

Jiang Hao no longer hesitated and stretched out his hand in front of President Su.

I thought the valuation would take a long time, but I ended up completing this most difficult task in less than 2 minutes.

Until the two sides shook hands and Jiang Hao came out of the office, the conversations with the other shareholder representatives on his behalf had not yet been completed.

About 20 minutes later, the conversation between Professor Zheng and the BlackRock Group representative ended.

Jiang Hao was waiting in the small conference room for everyone who was attending the meeting to return one by one so that he could fully consider the final financing intention.

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