Rebirth: Super Banking System
Chapter 1576 - 1414: Made a Fortune (Please Subscribe!)

Chapter 1576: Chapter 1414: Made a Fortune (Please Subscribe!)

To create momentum.

The official website of Microcrystalline Technology displayed real-time order numbers, though it didn’t reveal the exact deposit amount. However, some keen observers estimated a rough figure, and the results left them stunned.

--- Nearly ten billion RMB.

Three hours.

Was equal to the annual sales of some major companies.

How could they not envy it?

Tang Qing, this prodigy.

Had once again grabbed a golden goose—not just one, but an enormous one. It seemed inevitable that Microcrystalline Technology’s explosive IPO would happen soon, and many eagerly hoped for time to pass quickly.

Even if they couldn’t eat the meat,

Drinking a bit of soup would suffice.

...

Four hours later.

Huaxia.

Chaoyang rising.

Seven hours had passed since the press conference, and as people woke up and checked their mobile phones or portal sites, they were flooded with keywords like Microcrystalline Technology, holographic image, and Tang Qing.

"Holographic Images! Ten Predictable Futures!"

"Six Hours, Ten Billion Orders!"

"Another Giant Is About to Be Born."

"Creating Another Miracle!"

"Microcrystalline Technology IPO Imminent! Praised by Major Investment Institutions!"

"Technology! Changing the World!"

"..."

Domestic media extensively praised it, with a notable sense of pride for this native enterprise. While headquartered abroad, it was still "white outside, yellow inside," leaving no reason not to support it.

Among everything,

The ten billion figure became the focal point.

At first glance,

Many initially thought it was ten billion USD, but that would be far too outrageous. Upon closer inspection, they realized it was over ten billion RMB—and still based on conservative estimates.

This implied the final order amount could be even higher.

Moreover,

This was only seven hours in.

They were eager to see what the 24-hour order count would look like.

...

A day later.

Projected data was released.

Global media outlets were once again exhilarated.

"The incredible Oriental Tang has smashed the U.S. record for single-product presales on launch day. In 24 hours, total orders are estimated to exceed $2.6 billion, advancing toward $3 billion."

"In one month, orders might break $5 billion! Fortunately, this company is in the U.S. Unfortunately, its first and second-largest shareholders are Chinese."

"While foreign enterprises innovate, what are American companies even doing?"

"ERV announced plans to invest in constructing more data centers. The four major U.S. operators expressed their intent to accelerate 4G network rollout, rumored to involve collaboration with Microcrystalline Technology."

"Cloud computing! Once again becoming the cornerstone of technological transformation."

"..."

...

Amid external chaos,

Tang Qing was in a meeting.

"Chairman Tang, we’ve succeeded," Zhou You said, beaming over the presales figures. And this was just the beginning. At this rate, holographic image sales would soon surpass the photovoltaic department.

"Yes, we’ve succeeded."

"But now is not the time to celebrate. The quality of a product must withstand the test of the market, and we must continually refine it to provide better services."

"Next, our priority will be processing orders, production, and shipments. Considering these are precision devices, we need to train specialized installers and transport teams ourselves during preparation."

"At the same time, optimize the product. These aren’t cheap goods, so we must ensure normal usage under various non-extreme conditions. Coordinate with Zhiya Technology on this front."

"Understood, Chairman," Zhou You replied.

Quality is life.

Just as with photovoltaic products—if they frequently malfunction, it would certainly impact the company’s reputation. The coming months would be spent honing internal skills and preparing for IPO-related work to ensure smooth product delivery, allowing Tang Qing some respite.

After the meeting concluded,

Tang Qing received a call from Ge Feng.

"Tang Qing, you hit the jackpot!" Ge Feng laughed as soon as the call connected. While others might not know, he was aware of the approximate cost of holographic projection, with profits exceeding 100%.

One hundred percent.

An exhilarating profit margin.

Of course,

This referred only to the holographic projection segment’s profits, excluding contributions from Tang Qing’s other companies’ technologies. Ge Feng wasn’t privy to those figures, but he knew they wouldn’t be insignificant.

"Is that so?" Tang Qing smiled.

How much is this really? If I’m already breaking records, just how fragile is my chair?

"Absolutely."

Ge Feng nodded emphatically.

"Alright, I’ll admit—it’s made a bit of money."

"Your ’bit’ is a number I’ll never catch up to in my lifetime," Ge Feng said bitterly.

Tang Qing joked, "It’s not that exaggerated. Work hard, put in more effort, read more books, drink less wine, and after years of arduous work, you might have a shot before your teeth fall out."

Ge Feng: "..."

This bitter motivational "chicken soup."

He drank it anyway.

Perhaps he truly would have to wait until his teeth fell out. He lacked Tang Qing’s innate talent for making money, much less the seemingly miraculous luck that made everything Tang Qing touched succeed.

...

Qingyan City.

Chen Dong Group.

After years of continuous expansion,

Zhang Dongqing’s Chen Dong Machinery Factory had finally grown into a group. Three years ago, such a transition was something he wouldn’t have even dared to dream of. Back then, his sole hope was simply having orders to keep the business afloat.

In the chairman’s office.

Zhang Dongqing was staring at his computer.

At this moment,

He was filled with excitement.

Because his computer screen showed that he had received part of the order for holographic image equipment components—an internal order without the need for bidding or prototypes.

They already knew his capabilities.

Previously,

Some photovoltaic parts for Microcrystalline Technology were also subcontracted to their factory. While the order quantities had fluctuated, each batch was substantial and offered high profitability, double or triple what other domestic factories could command.

When it came to quality,

Microcrystalline Technology set high standards.

Thus, their profit margins were notably higher, and payments were always timely. If they said today, it wouldn’t be tomorrow. Naturally, with mutual respect, Zhang Dongqing always approached these orders with utmost seriousness.

Impeccable quality control.

And so,

The collaboration remained harmonious.

Over the years, the profits were reinvested entirely into equipment upgrades. Zhang Dongqing had taken on debts of five to six hundred million, but he believed this was temporary. If he followed Tang Qing’s lead, his company wouldn’t starve.

Sure enough,

Following ’Epoch,’

Tang Qing had unleashed another major initiative.

Seeing the massive order transmitted by the system, with net profits calculated to exceed RMB one hundred million, Zhang Dongqing was overjoyed. And this was merely the beginning; if sales performed well, there might be multiple hundreds of millions.

Let’s do it.

Gathering his team,

Zhang Dongqing tossed the order details onto the table.

"’Time’ component orders: 23 specifications, 3 molds, 20 metal parts. All must be delivered within two months. Look over it—any problems?"

Upon review,

The vice presidents were thrilled.

Subcontracting Epoch components

had already allowed their group to hold its head high when pursuing business deals. Now, with ’Time’—cutting-edge technology—both the company’s reputation and their annual bonuses

would greatly benefit.

The boss was impressive.

To have such close ties with Tang Qing, snagging internal orders effortlessly.

"We’re short on equipment."

"Buy it."

"We’re short on manpower."

"Hire them."

"No issues, then."

"Let’s proceed with production planning. I’ll place additional equipment orders with Myanmar," Zhang Dongqing said. Previously, he’d followed Tang Qing’s advice and purchased numerous machines from there, finding them highly satisfactory.

Affordable prices.

Low failure rates.

Easy operation.

High automation.

Excellent stability.

Fast delivery speeds.

No,

Not just fast.

Lightning speed. He estimated they’d arrive in two weeks. Having anticipated demand, his factory building had ample space reserved. Once the equipment arrived, production would ramp up swiftly.