In the end, as the bidding continued, representatives kept leaving the meeting room.
Leaving meant they had given up on the bidding and could no longer offer a higher share than the others.
In the end, only Huawei, Xiaomi, and the Nokia representative—much to Jiang Siming's surprise—remained.
"I'm making one final offer on behalf of President Ren: thirty-five percent." Even the Huawei representative could not hold out any longer.
Jiang Siming's super chip had earned Huawei a forty-percent share, but a screen was not a chip.
Nor was it as important as a chip. It was like a computer: the most important part was the main unit, not the monitor.
No matter how good the monitor was, it would be useless if the main unit could not support it.
Therefore, in the mobile phone industry, the share for screen technology was bound to be lower than that for chips.
The other phone manufacturers who had left were only willing to give up a maximum of twenty-five percent.
Huawei's offer of thirty-five percent was already possible only because they were a large company and because President Ren valued his friendship with Jiang Siming.
As soon as Huawei made its offer, the pressure on the faces of both Xiaomi and Nokia clearly increased.
"Xiaomi is willing to give up thirty-six percent!" The Xiaomi representative gritted his teeth and said it.
That one percent might seem insignificant, but when sales were huge, one percent of the profits was calculated in hundreds of millions.
Ever since President Lei saw Huawei's Tianwen Phone, he had been thirsting for the phone technology of Jiang Siming's company.
They had originally planned to launch a new phone, but then they encountered the Tianwen Phone and suffered a crushing defeat. Even now, their sales had not reached one-third of