The valuation of Skyline, at 5 billion US dollars, far exceeds its true market value. Steve, while giving a three-year time limit to complete the deal, has made it clear that there is no performance betting involved. In other words, once the shareholders of Skyline sign, the money is guaranteed.
In today's fast-paced world, signing a betting agreement is the riskiest move one can make. The global landscape is ever-changing, and what may seem like a promising industry today could crumble into dust tomorrow. No one dares to gamble on the continuous rise of future performance.
With this in mind, Carl had an immediate answer. He had no reason to refuse this proposal.
However, he still hoped to negotiate for a better deal. After all, he was dealing with the second-in-command of the Rothschild family, one of the wealthiest families in the world. To them, 5 billion and 6 billion were mere pocket change, like 50,000 and 60,000 to an average middle-class person. If they liked something, it was normal for them to spend a bit more.
With this thought In his mind, he said to Steve, "Mr. Rothschild, we can accept the terms of your proposal, but the valuation of Skyline is slightly lower than our expectations. We hope to increase the valuation to 6 billion. If you agree, we can sign the contract anytime."
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