In previous acquisitions, Chen Mo had always asked Mo Nv to assess a company's value. Only when her assessment was close to those of the investment advisors would Chen Mo agree to acquire the company.
"Brother Mo, the valuation assessment has been completed."
A moment later, Mo Nv's voice sounded, and three assessment reports immediately popped up on the computer desktop.
Chen Mo carefully examined Mo Nv's reports, then compared them with the report Zhao Min had submitted. He nodded. The investment advisors' valuations were twenty percent lower than Mo Nv's.
That was normal, though. Mo Nv could infiltrate those companies' databases and access the most complete information for her assessments. The people in the investment and mergers department could only make evaluations based on the data and reports publicly released by the companies.
With such an imbalance of information, it was only natural for the assessments to differ. However, they did agree on one point: all of them gave positive evaluations of the companies' potential.
Chen Mo set down the assessment reports and called Zhao Min. "Acquire Jianghe Company and Lanhong Pharmaceutical outright, based on your valuations."
"You finished reading the assessment reports already?" Zhao Min did not know whether to laugh or cry. She had only just left, and had barely returned to her office when Chen Mo's call came through.
"I finished them," Chen Mo said.
"All right. I'll have someone contact the two companies to discuss the acquisition." After hanging up, Chen Mo walked to the bookshelf, took out a few books, and began reading quietly.
The internet was filled with reports about the presale performance of the four companies' phones. All kinds of statistics appeared online at the earliest opportunity.
Within the Huaxia market, Apple's sales were slightly better than Huawei Micro's. Da Mi's Black