Rebirth: Super Banking System
Chapter 1593 - 1429: Selling Misery (Please Subscribe!)

Chapter 1593: Chapter 1429: Selling Misery (Please Subscribe!)

Incorrect.

Some editors suddenly thought of a company.

--- Myanmar Bank Group.

Strictly speaking.

It’s no longer a company in the traditional sense.

Rather, it’s an entity of extraordinary stature—able to issue currency, possessing all natural and land resources in the Myanmar Economic Zone. In addition, it owns dozens of large-scale Myanmar-based Group companies.

The most famous among them is the Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group.

Relying on Transcription Fluid.

It’s safe to say it’s made a fortune.

Next.

The Myanmar Environmental Technology Company.

This company’s business seems to never stop. From the initial Harmful Gas Filtration Liquid to the later Harmful Gas Solidification Liquid, these two directions have developed into a massive environmental protection industry.

Automobile Exhaust Filters.

Industrial-grade Sulfide Filters.

Home Air Filters.

Vehicle-mounted Air Filters.

Urban Air Filtration Towers.

Formaldehyde Solidification Liquids.

...

A series of products has spread worldwide. Their Fruit Wine earns day after day, an unstoppable gold mine that no one can imitate. All others can only watch their profits or join in, trying to make a move on the upstream or downstream derived products.

The value of these two companies is extremely high.

Furthermore, the world’s largest 4G equipment provider—Zhihua Technology—also has fifty percent of its shares owned by the Group. What’s most enviable is the over two thousand tons of gold piled in their bank.

This makes them the fourth-largest global reserve holder.

Almost squeezed into the top three. Calling it "a mountain of gold" wouldn’t be an exaggeration.

You don’t realize until you calculate.

The figures shock you.

If evaluated thoroughly, whoever controls the Myanmar Bank Group could rival the chairman of ERV. After all, just Xin’an City alone holds a jaw-dropping value.

Unfortunately.

The Myanmar Bank Group seems to have no owner at the moment.

Many people say it’s Ken, but Ken has never claimed ownership. Even when he served as acting President, without any external pressure, he resigned from all positions within the Group.

Is it a state-owned enterprise?

Or a private enterprise?

Or perhaps.

It has no equity structure?

Upon thinking of this.

The news editors put aside the notion of giving it a spin and shifted their focus to Tang Qing. As for ERV’s chairman, there’s not much to say—they’re not one of our Huaxia natives and might even be a rival.

Praise too much.

And you might get flamed by netizens.

...

The next day.

Under the continuous stimulation of recent days.

Audiences and netizens were well-prepared for Tang Qing’s net worth. Similar to earlier media predictions, if converted to RMB, it amounts to over 10.7 billion—"Tang Trillionaire," beyond dispute.

But upon seeing ERV’s net worth.

It felt suffocatingly dark.

For Tang Qing to surpass him, it seems almost impossible.

"ERV is terrifying."

"Someone, please tame that monster so our Tang Tang can ascend."

"46 billion-plus—half a little more than last year’s GDP for Guang Province. Tang Qing, no more words; I’ll unconditionally support your company’s products in the future. Don’t feel pressured."

"Don’t worry, you’re younger than him. Outlive and outlast him."

"So now, is reality harsh enough that we need to rely on age to compete?"

"Not just age—gotta prepare a little first."

"Just ordered two Epochs—one for my father, one for my mother."

"I’ll save up and buy one too."

"Three days ago, Qingyuan Technology launched a new functionality—installment payments. Everyone, please come support! Follow the Epoch WeChat account for twelve-period interest-free coupons. First come, first served, don’t miss out."

"..."

Just like that.

Tang Qing, this richest man in Huaxia, was unexpectedly comforted by Huaxia netizens. Witnessing the soaring sales of the ’Epoch,’ Tang Qing chuckled to himself. Well, it seems hiding one’s cards a little deeper does bring benefits.

Like playing the sympathy card.

When the time comes.

ERV can properly "bully" him.

Play the victim a bit.

Sell some pity.

Make some pocket money.

This isn’t a random whim but a planned move. Just as the upcoming smartphone wars between ERV, Qingyuan Technology, and Huawei, along with the corresponding ’Pond Fish Plan,’ are all about mutual competition.

While clashing.

Damage spills out to all those watching the drama unfold.

Otherwise.

If everything’s harmonious.

How do we find a justified reason to "jointly confront the enemy"?

Three days ago.

Qingyuan Technology launched its installment service—unlike Credit Card installments, its interest rates are lower, sometimes interest-free, and the operation is convenient. It merely requires a real-name account. Currently, Huabei hasn’t even debuted.

Jingdong BaiTiao hasn’t emerged either.

One could say.

Qingyuan Technology has taken the first bite of the soup.

Moving forward.

Jingdong and Ali will definitely imitate, but not too quickly. Such services demand vast funding and a Financial License. Without Ant Financial and Jingdong Finance, neither of the two can pull it off for now.

...

Early morning, Tang Qing received numerous calls and text messages—congratulatory notes, with some inquiries regarding Qingyuan Technology. Thinking about Qingyuan Technology, Tang Qing felt it’d soon make headlines again.

Today is the 6th.

Its public listing is on the 15th, with just nine days left. Plenty of capital has already flowed in, whether from friends, speculators, or investors. However, Fighters’ funds don’t need to go over, as that’s the home turf.

Myanmar stocks.

He can adjust prices freely.

Holding virtually unlimited funds.

But he won’t misuse them unnecessarily—otherwise, it’d just be giving away money. Those willing to hold Asia Dollar are fine, but for those international capitalists who earn and expatriate profits abroad, wouldn’t that exhaust Dollar and other foreign exchange reserves?

Thus.

He doesn’t plan to mess around.

Just tweak things slightly according to market rules.

On his way to school.

Second Uncle Tang Kai also called.

Owning such a vast range of industries, Second Uncle inevitably got squeezed into the ranks. However, compared to Tang Qing, Second Uncle’s estimated wealth is still less than one-tenth of Tang Qing’s, barely scraping into the top hundred.

The reason is simple.

Second Uncle’s companies focus primarily on manufacturing.

Jewelry Wholesale.

Batteries.

Special Steel.

Electric Machines.

Construction.

Villa Hotels (in Naypyidaw).

Travel.

Real Estate (on Sea Islands).

Electric Vehicles.

Fruit Wine Agency.

Filters’ after-sales and replacement parts for multiple nations.

Investment Company.

...

Ultimately, Forbes gave an estimated valuation of $13.7 billion. Realistically speaking, ranking second in Huaxia is no issue, but Second Uncle’s nationality poses a significant challenge. He made his fortune in Thailand and also holds Thai citizenship.

Huaxia doesn’t recognize dual citizenship.

Thus.

Forbes very "considerately" left his nationality blank.

A pretty slick move.

Logically, Chai Ren and Zheng Lin, holding so many shares in Comet Group, should have also made the list, but both are relatively "low-key," transferring their shares to other companies to add layers of protection.

Therefore.

At the time of Comet Group’s public listing.

The shareholders disclosed didn’t include them. Can Forbes uncover such details? Of course, they can, but they don’t care much, because people aren’t really interested in who ranks in the hundreds.

ERV.

Tang Qing.

Warren Buffett.

The top ten.

These are the ones audiences care about.

"Second Uncle, how does it feel to make the list?"

"Truly, no special feeling." Tang Kai laughed. He truly doesn’t feel much. Everyone’s attention is focused on the top rankings. Huaxia audiences only care about Tang Qing at the moment; others have low visibility.

In this regard.

He doesn’t mind at all.

It’s just vanity; Tang Qing’s glory is the Tang Family’s glory.