Look, a Flying Saucer!
December arrived.
In the Hall Film Company boss's office, Jiang Hao sat at the head of the table. Across from him sat General Manager Conner and Legal Director Robert.
Conner was reporting on the company's performance for the year.
"Boss, we shot four films this year: the second and third installments of Raccoon Warfare, Some Like It Hot, and The Courtesan. All of them were huge hits. We've already received the profit shares from the first three films, totaling 35.6 million US dollars in revenue. Expenses came to 15.5 million US dollars. We're the most profitable company outside the Big Eight film studios."
"The Courtesan made 28.6 million at the North American box office and over 50 million worldwide. Finance calculated that we can receive 11 million in profit sharing. The film's investment was 4.3 million, so our profit can exceed 6 million."
"There are still 19.2 million in the company account. What do you plan to do with it?" Conner asked.
Jiang Hao smiled. "Conner, Robert, I think the first thing we should do is pay dividends. We've worked hard all year. Don't you want to have a prosperous Christmas?"
The moment Conner and Robert heard that, they both became excited.
Based on his shares, Robert held 7%, meaning he could receive 1.34 million. He had invested one hundred thousand and, in just one year, earned thirteen times his investment. In the blink of an eye, he had become a millionaire.
Robert's face was full of excitement as he said, "Jon, I agree. Once I get the money, I plan to find a villa. It needs to have my own study, a walk-in closet for my wife, and a toy room for my son. My wife is pregnant, and I'm planning to hire a nanny.