Reasonable Valuation

The Konstantin family's assets had to be considered in two parts.

On the surface, there was a 200,000-ton supercruise ship that could directly help Little Eagle Group open up a new tourism route and a new large-scale gambling center.

After all, once this thing sailed into international waters, it would no longer be bound by the law. Tourists from any country could vacation, spend money, and gamble on the cruise ship...

And Saint Petersburg had Russia's largest port. They could bring Russian tourists aboard from there!

As for the less visible side, bringing the Konstantin family in as shareholders of Little Eagle Group would also be like putting another layer of "protective cover" around the company.

After all, their family's relationship with the Kremlin could not be overlooked.

The fact that they had quietly monopolized Russia's communications industry spoke volumes about the Konstantin family's influence!

Honestly, Wang Ye had spent so many years in Russia in his "previous life," yet he had never even heard of this family.

That showed that the family had a relatively low-profile style of doing things—the type to quietly make a fortune.

Wang Ye felt quite reassured working with people like that.

After considering all this, Wang Ye had basically agreed to let the Konstantin family invest in Little Eagle Group.

However, there was still one crucial issue that needed to be discussed before a final decision could be made.

"If you're investing with this cruise ship, Mr. Konstantin, how much equity are you hoping for?" he asked with a smile.

At present, Little Eagle Group had only two shareholders: Wang Ye and the Ho family. Wang Ye held eighty percent of the shares and was the largest shareholder, while the Ho family held only twenty percent and counted as a minority shareholder.

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