Chapter 1365: Earn Billions!
Chapter 1365 Earn tens of billions!
The whole month of March is the harvest season.
Harvesting and bargain hunting are themes throughout this month!
International capital is wanton biting the Australian capital market that is unable to resist.
The biggest piece of cake naturally belongs to Xia Yu, who controls everything behind the scenes, and belongs to Tiger Fund, Bridgewater Fund and Bright Fund!
At the same time, international capital has tacitly manipulated public opinion together, pointing the finger at the Australian authorities, causing ignorant people to hold large-scale demonstrations and demanding the resignation of incompetent central bankers and finance ministers.
On March 10, Australia's ultra-high short-term borrowing rates made the domestic economy more and more chaotic. Under pressure, Australia's central bank governor Jack Stave resigned.
On March 11, the Australian Treasury Department urgently appointed a new central bank governor. As soon as he took office, he announced the restoration of interest rates, from 35.249% to the original 14.745%.
On March 14, Australian Treasurer Paul John resigned.
The two bosses were forced to resign one after another, the people chanted the victory of the struggle, and the international capital who was hiding behind the scenes to control everything even laughed wildly.
Australia is being slaughtered!
The harvest operation continued until April 6th before it finally ended.
The detailed results were also summarized and reported by each company to Xia Yu's family office, and Huo Jianning was responsible for further summarizing.
On this day, Xia Yu was resting at home with Elena.
Elena came to Hong Kong on April 2.
Xia Yu plans to complete his marriage this year.
In terms of his feelings, Xia Yu has never deliberately hidden from Elena, and Elena has long accepted the status quo.
"Elena, I plan to become a Maldivian citizen this month. Let's all be together."
Embracing Elena, Xia Yu looked at her tenderly and said softly.
Maldives is now in the hands of Xia Yu.
As long as Xia Yu wanted to hold a prosperous wedding without concealment, this country that recognized multiple nationalities and allowed polygamy by law was Xia Yu's best choice.
Elena nodded obediently: "Well, I listen to your arrangement, but I think you have to see my father."
"I have told him before, he was a little angry at the time, although he seemed to think about it later."
Hearing this, Xia Yu couldn't help showing a helpless smile, there was nothing he could do, he had to pass this test, who asked him to want someone else's precious daughter?
And when the time comes,
He also had to invite Duke Carter Howard to be there in person, so he had to go first.
"Now you know there's pressure, right?"
Elena saw Xia Yu's pressure and suddenly teased him playfully.
Xia Yu scratched the tip of her nose and said with a smile, "As long as I can marry you, no matter how much pressure I can bear."
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After chatting with Elena for a while, I received a report from the servant that Huo Jianning had something to report, and Xia Yu asked Huo Jianning to come in.
"Chairman, this is the result reported by Bridgewater Fund, Tiger Fund and Bright Fund. I have already integrated it here. Please take a look."
"Okay, give it to me, you go to work."
"Okay, Chairman, then I'll retire first."
After watching Huo Jianning leave, Xia Yu picked up the materials he reported, opened it in front of Elena, and said to her: "Elena, let's take a look together, although I have stayed in Xiangjiang for the past few months, doing There are a lot of things going on.”
Elena watched with Xia Yu curiously.
He is very clear about Xia Yu's Bright Fund, but the Bridgewater Fund and Tiger Fund are Xia Yu's, which she really does not know.
The first is Bridgewater Fund and Tiger Fund.
These two funds are not involved in physical companies, they only have money in their eyes, and the profits they make are all cash.
For Bridgewater, a total of $8.94 billion was made, including $7.56 billion in the Australian currency market, $940 million in the stock market, and $410 million in the bond market.
Tiger Fund made a total profit of US$9.17 billion, including US$7.62 billion in the Australian foreign exchange market, US$680 million in the stock market and US$870 million in the bond market.
The two major funds made a combined net profit of 18.11 billion US dollars!
On the Guangming Fund side, it not only makes money, but also buys the bottom of the entity company.
All the money earned is invested in the bargain hunter.
On shorting the Australian stock market, Bright Fund made a profit of A$8.63 billion.
In shorting the Australian foreign exchange market, Bright Fund exchanged the Australian dollars in the Australian branches of its various companies into US dollars, and then exchanged them back to Australian dollars after the Australian dollar exchange rate plummeted.
In addition to the money lent to Bridgewater Fund and Tiger Fund, the other funds raised were as high as 12.41 billion Australian dollars. After some tossing, it became 18.68 billion Australian dollars, with a net profit of 4.47 billion Australian dollars.
So in the Australian financial market, the Bright Fund earned A$13.1 billion.
It's just that the Bright Fund is very low-key, and no one has noticed that the Bright Fund has made as much profit as either Tiger Fund or Bridgewater Fund!
The profits of up to 13.1 billion Australian dollars were all invested in bargain hunting, and even this was far from enough. For this reason, Bright Fund continued to invest in US dollars to exchange Australian dollars for bargain hunting.
Although the Sydney consortium has not been annexed, most of the core companies have been eaten, and some of the remaining companies have been infiltrated. The original four major families of the Sydney consortium can only survive.
The Australian insurance group, another financial core of the Sydney consortium, was acquired for a 75.4% stake at a cost of A$728 million.
Sugar company Queensland, which holds a 75% market share in Australia, was acquired for an 85.7% stake at a cost of A$614 million.
The New Zealand Sugar Company, the second-largest sugar company in the sugar market, was fully acquired at a cost of A$148 million.
Together, the two sugar companies account for 90 percent of the sugar market in Australia and New Zealand.
Toll, Australia's largest comprehensive logistics group, was delisted due to extremely serious losses and was wholly acquired at a cost of only 418 million Australian dollars, but it still needs to bear all the company's debts.
Because of the acquisition of Toll, Toll's 55.7% stake in Wheelock Shipping will naturally be acquired.
The media core of the Sydney consortium, Fairfax Group, was also acquired by Bright Fund for a 72.9% stake at a cost of A$756 million.
The four major media giants in Australia, founded in 1902, currently control more than 23% of the newspapers in Australia, mainly including "Evening Sun", "The Australian", "Daily Mirror" (Australia), "Every Daily Telegraph, Adelaide News, Sydney Morning Herald, Canberra Times, Financial Review and The Age, among others, as well as television and radio stations.
The media giant also operates newspapers in countries including the UK, US and New Zealand.
Carter Holt, one of the four giants in the Australian paper and packaging industry, was acquired for a 69.9% stake at a cost of A$598 million.
Australia's second-largest beer and tobacco market, the second-biggest player in the market, Lion Group, was acquired for an 80.9 per cent stake at a cost of A$1.48 billion.
Large retail and property company, Westfield Group, was acquired for a 67.8 per cent stake at a cost of $1.17 billion.
The companies also acquired by the Sydney consortium are: 100% equity of Australian Chemical Company, 68.4% equity of Clyde Industries, 100% equity of Australian Joan Lessart Company, 88.2% equity of Australian Tobemark Company, 88.2% equity of Australian Tobemark Company, 91.5% of Bolle Hall Coal Mining Company, 100% of Monte Gunson Mining Company, 86.1% of Gove Bauxite Company, 75% of Pibara Iron Ore Company and 89.4% of Australian Northern Mining Company. A$8.99 billion.
Companies other than the Sydney consortium have also been bought by Bright Fund.
For example, the country's fifth largest bank in the banking sector, St George's Bank, spent 1.87 billion Australian dollars to acquire a 62.4% stake.
The Australian Origin Energy Company, which is mainly engaged in the exploration and production of natural gas, power generation and energy retail, was acquired by a bargain hunter for a 68.2% stake at a cost of 1.47 billion Australian dollars.
The world's four major blood product giants, formerly known as CSL Limited, a Commonwealth Serum Laboratory established in 1916, was wholly acquired at a cost of 1.85 billion Australian dollars.
Wesfarmers Group, a large group in Western Australia, just went public last year. Its business covers a wide range of fields such as retail, home improvement, coal mining, and insurance. It acquired a 54.2% stake at a cost of 2.54 billion Australian dollars.
Australia's third largest mining company, Fox Metals Group, was acquired for a 50.3 per cent stake at a cost of A$1.44 billion.
There is also Australia's largest and also the world's largest farming and animal husbandry company, Kidman Company, which was also wholly-owned because of a financial breakdown, costing only 370 million Australian dollars.
Kidman owns 1.3% of Australia's land and 2.5% of pastures, an area equivalent to Zhejiang Province in mainland China. The company owns a total of 11 pastures across Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory. .
All together, the total cost of the operation was A$24.442 billion.
According to the plan of the Bright Fund, after taking over these companies, it will further expand the work according to the situation and expand through mergers and acquisitions. After all, Australia's financial market will not be able to slow down for at least one year, and it is just a bargain-hunting expansion. .
(End of this chapter)