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Chapter 865 seems a bit difficult

Chapter 865 seems a bit difficult
"Good boss." Huang Ying quickly took out her notebook.

In fact, Su Chen just thought of one thing suddenly, that is, Taiwan's September [-] stock exchange tax incident, the worst wave of decline in the history of Taiwan's securities began.

On the first day of trading after the holiday, the stock market fell for 19 days, with a total drop of 3174.45 points, or 37%.

So he asked Huang Ying to record the information, and suddenly notified Tang Wanru to short the Taiwan weighted stock price index for 1000 million US dollars.

If the word got around in time, there would probably still be money to be made.

It's just that the mobile phone has not yet reached everyone's hands, so the communication is naturally a little behind.

After Huang Ying recorded it, she said, "Okay, I'll try to communicate with Sister Mary later."

"OK, let's go out and eat something first."

Eat something and start to rest.

……

There are many things to do in the UK this time, such as inspecting its subsidiaries, plotting certain industries in the UK, and going to meet Masako Owada to talk about the past.

Therefore, Su Chen was short on time and heavy on tasks.

After a night of rest, after waking up the next day, James had come to the hotel lobby to wait for him.

After breakfast, James arranged for a car to take the boss and his party to the company.

Although Shengshi Holdings Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of Shengshi, it has a lot of business and covers many sectors.

Such as the semiconductor industry, manufacturing, and banking.

At this point, Acorn has produced the first complete Arm-based computer, the Acorn-Archimedes, for less than £900.

And the research and development process of the chip has been advancing.

Back in 1986, Apple also started using Arm processors and prototyped its first tablet computer, the Newton.

Of course, if it weren't for Shengshi's financial support, it is estimated that this company would have closed down long ago.

Because as fate would have it, just as they developed the first ARM chips and finally solved the production problems, the home computer market crashed.

Almost finished the calf.

Check the company's various reports first.

Prosperous Age is no longer the same as it was back then when it lacked money for everything. At present, all acquired industries have basically achieved profitability, and the annual profit is still increasing.

On the whole, the whole company is in a vigorous posture.

This is definitely the most perfect thing for Su Chen.

As long as the company can make money, he has enough confidence to do many things.

After reading the report in his hand, Su Chen said: "It seems that many industries have been able to recover and get rid of the plight of the stock market crash, but I hope that the profit can be increased."

"But the whole market is lower right now," James said, "and Mrs Thatcher is pushing her policies, so I think it may take a while to recover."

"Dude, I'm not asking you to raise this data now." Su Chen put down the report in his hand, "I believe the market will recover soon, we have to be patient."

This time coming to England was not Su Chen's whim.

Because now the British government is implementing large-scale privatization of state-owned enterprises.

And privatization is an important part of Mrs Thatcher's economic policy.

But it is fair to say that Mrs Thatcher did not start privatization.

Previous Conservative governments had also privatized the steel and road freight industries, but back then they were Keynesian.

Margaret Thatcher closely linked privatization with more market functions, and her attitude was very firm, and she became the vanguard of the "wave" of privatization in the capitalist world today.

Up to now, more than 10 state-owned enterprises in the UK have been fully or partially denationalized, and more than 50 employees have been transferred from the former state-owned sector to the private sector.

In addition to the United Kingdom, many countries have also sold state-owned enterprises and privatized them.

The reason is: the efficiency of state-owned enterprises is low; the efficiency of private enterprises is high, so "privatization" should be used to improve the efficiency of enterprises.

Overall, the scale of this "privatization wave" in the West is not large, but it has a great impact on our country.

Some "famous economists" and "high-ranking participants" in our country who advocate privatization think they have found "strong evidence".

They plausibly advocated that whether in China or abroad, the efficiency of state-owned enterprises is lower than that of private enterprises, so they can only "privatize" state-owned enterprises.

Some people even claim that economic privatization is the general trend of all countries in the world, and the privatization of the right way in the world.

Since Prime Minister Thatcher of the Conservative Party came to power in 1979, he has vigorously promoted the privatization policy and reformed the original state-owned enterprises.

Thatcher was in power for 11 years, first selling commercially operated state-owned enterprises, such as oil and aviation, and then selling state-owned assets in loss-making state-owned enterprises and public utilities and natural monopoly industries, such as steel, natural gas, water supply, electricity, airports and national buses company.

This is why Su Chen was able to pick up the Rolls-Royce aeroengine.

Therefore, the situation in the UK is exactly that sentence: prosperity must decline.

Since World War II, not only has it lost its hegemony, but it has also experienced many disasters, not only external pressure, but also internal chaos.

It was not easy to meet Mrs. Thatcher’s reforms, privatization, and the development of the domestic economy. After a few years, she went back and forth on the issue of Brexit.

But the British are also very cunning. They did not sell all of them. For state-owned enterprises such as steel, shipbuilding, and automobile manufacturing, which are currently in crisis and unprofitable, they announced that the time for privatization has not yet come.

Su Chen pointed his sword at the British manufacturing industry this time, just to see if he could catch the leak again.

Even if his plan is to wave the money and buy these companies, it is still unknown whether they will sell them or not.

But it is a pity that the British Aerospace Corporation that Su Chen fancy has been sold.

But it's not like there's no chance.

It's just that Su Chen has to make a thorough calculation of which companies to buy, and it's unrealistic to buy them all.

Moreover, there is no need for some companies to buy to increase the pressure on the group.

After thinking for a long time, Su Chen thought of several companies.

British Aerospace Corporation, British Telecom, British Gas Company, British Airport Authority, British Airways, Short Aircraft Manufacturing Company, Royal Arsenal and several other enterprises.

The reason why I like the British Aerospace Corporation that has been sold is because this company is mainly engaged in the development, production and sales of three types of aviation products, including civil aviation airliners, military aircraft, and tactical missiles.

In addition, the company is engaged in the design and production of various products such as missiles, space satellites, electronic equipment, instruments, weapon systems, and test equipment.

It is no exaggeration to say that even if British Aerospace Corporation is not one of the best in the British industrial field, it still occupies a very high weight.

I don't know if I can buy these British companies as a Chinese, because British Aerospace Corporation is involved in the military industry, and it may be difficult to get involved.

I don't know if it will work to open the way with British pounds.

No matter which company is mentioned above, its potential should not be underestimated.

Although the operation of driving the Shi Yahuai family out of Hong Kong offended the British before, most of the transactions were bought by the highest bidder.

After pondering for a long time, Su Chen planned to talk to the boss of British Aerospace Corporation first.

He put down his pen and was about to find James to find out who the owner of the aerospace company was, when James came to him...

(End of this chapter)

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