A new week has begun again.
Looking at the calendar, September was almost over.
We gathered in the conference room for the morning coffee time.
This meeting was good to talk about anything because it was free to talk.
Clothes were free and notes were free. It's coffee time. You could have another cup of tea.
The atmosphere was good and sometimes interesting stories came out and I was looking forward to the meeting.
However, even in such a free-spirited atmosphere, the meeting was not useless.
Sometimes there were words that were very important to the private equity fund management strategy.
First said Chang.
"Pitestech is now completely withdrawn. We left only 3 billion of our 10 billion loans and spent all of them on credit or unpaid payments."
"Good job. I'll have to leave some of my in-house reserves."
"We handed over our main bank account and OTP terminal containing 3 billion won to President Kim Kyo-young. Choi Joon-sik told me to give it to him."
"What does Mr. Kim say when he receives it?”
"The bank account and the OTP terminal were given in front of my eyes to be managed by the accounting director, saying that they would use it well."
"Well, you would have."
"All expenses cannot be spent without President Kim Kyo-young's approval. When I went down with Kim Hyung-sook this time, I wrote a slip and executed it after President Kim Kyo-young's approval."
"Good job."
"From now on, we have decided to take over the changes in assets, such as the construction of a new factory or the establishment of a subsidiary in the Chinese city of Xian, after President Kim Kyo-young's approval."
"Hmm."
"If we don't follow these rules, I'll catch them during a regular audit. The board can then discipline the executive."
"The vice president of G Electronics, who is now seeking to recruit, said he would take up the post on October 5th. I'm going to go down that day and have my first board meeting. Please let us know in advance if you have any agenda items to reflect on the board."
"Okay."
"And if there is any change in the articles of association, please tell me."
"Okay. I'll go over it. Our company files include a copy of the company's corporate register, a corporate seal certificate, a business license, a copy of the bank's bankbook, a articles of association, and a CEO's resume."
"Kim Hyung-sook, please make sure to take interest on the 10 billion that has flowed into Pitestek."
"I've already told the accounting director at Pitestech."
"You know the interest rate is six percent, right?”
"I know. The monthly interest is 50 million won."
"The money is from J.S. No. 4 fund invested by law firm Hwachon. Please allow 40 million won a month to be transplanted for 10 billion."
"Okay."
Jung said.
"I think it's good to invest in Pitestech. The company was in the red, but with a little trim, it could turn to the black. If we can apply for KOSDAQ later on, we'll have to consider converting the 10 billion we've lent you into equity."
"You're right."
"And while corporate investment is good, I think you should pay attention to real estate investment."
"Real estate?"
Chang also said.
"Real estate must be an attractive area."
Jung opened his diary and said, looking at the memo.
In the first half of 2016, the sales price of apartments in the Seoul metropolitan area rose 14.9 percent per pyeong from two years ago. Jeonse prices also rose 18.9 percent."
"Amazing."
"In particular, apartments near Sinchon Station on the Gyeongui-Jungang Line soared 92 percent per pyeong, and apartment rental prices around Sangil-dong Station on Line 5 jumped 97 percent."
This time, said Chang.
"In the two years when the government took measures to stimulate the real estate market, apartment prices in Seoul, as well as in the Gangbuk area, have risen sharply."
"It's getting harder and harder to buy a house for the common people."
"However, property needs long-term retention to avoid heavy capital gains taxes, so we need more funds."
The government seems to be implementing a real estate policy as a vitalization of the property market could revive the sluggish economy. We hope you'll also keep a close eye on the real estate market."
This time, I said to Choi Yuna.
"The outcome of the U.S. presidential election will affect the local stock market a lot, right? There will be a beneficiary sector and a hit state, right?”
"Yes, and that's why this debate is of interest."
"The outcome of the debate will outline the principles involved."
"If Clinton gains the upper hand in the debate, we believe the renewable energy industry will continue to rise. If Trump beats Clinton, traditional energy industry stocks, including oil companies, are expected to rise."
"Well, I see.”
This time, Song said.
"Hyundai Motor is going on a full-scale strike today."
"They're starting again.”
"It's been 12 years since we've been on strike, and I think we've had a full-scale strike today."
"It's going to cost a lot of money even if we go on a strike every day."
"The company estimates that the strike will cause 101,400 cars and 2.23 trillion won worth of production disruptions."
"That's great."
"If this happens, Korea's car production could fall behind India and Mexico."
"Is China the number one country in automobile production now?"
"Yes, China is ranked first, the United States is ranked second, Japan is ranked third, Germany is ranked fourth, and India is number five."
"It's a big deal that cars should sell well for the country's economy."
"I know."
Coffee time attendees seemed to have run out of coffee.
Some looked into an empty paper cup. I ended the meeting.
"Let's wrap up today's coffee time."
"Thank you."
Everybody got up and went back to their seats.
I was looking at the economic newspaper in the president's office when I got a call.
I thought it was a commercial call, but I got a cell phone call.
"You're Choi Joon-sik, aren't you?”
"Yes."
"My name is Jung Jin-hong."
"Old? Who are you?"
"My name is Jung Jin-hong."
I couldn't remember a man named Jung Jin-hong very well.
"I am the former KBS manager. Hwang Mi-na and I were part of a drama production company."
Only then did I remember. He was a man who once came to our office.
"Oh, Mr. Chung! I remember. How have you been?"
The drama production company run by Hwang Mi-na was created by singers Nam Ji-yeon, Jung Jin-hong, and Hwang Mi-na, who invested 3 billion won.
But he borrowed 2 billion won from me due to lack of production cost.
At that time, I lent 2 billion won in my personal money, not a private equity firm.
I had asked for equity participation, not just interest.
"Dangerous couples on the air these days have good ratings. I'm enjoying it, too."
It was a lie to say that I was enjoying it, but the horse said this.
"I was worried too, but fortunately, the ratings were good, so I relieved my worries. Hwang Mi-na is a great writer. Writer and director Hwang Mi-na is a very talented person."
"That's what I see."
"This time, I received the production fee from the broadcasting company. Usually, the production cost is a month behind the original broadcast, but it's starting to come out."
"Really? The money must have been a little bit out of breath. That's a relief. Haha.
"But there's a problem."
"What do you mean a problem?"
"The singer Nam Ji-yeon, who invested with us, said she would withdraw the money she invested in.”
"Why? I think the drama is going well, too."
"It's probably because your husband went bankrupt while doing business.
"Are you going bankrupt?”
"The original husband is also a former talent. I know him well. But he failed in the hair-raising drug business."
The sound of hair stung my heart. It was because I was also a person who had a hair transplant surgery due to hair loss.
But I know well because I lost my hair, but I couldn't trust the hairy medicine.
If a former talent runs a business, he seems to have touched on the anxiety and anxiety of the items.
"Wasn't Nam Ji-yeon the most invested?”
I've invested two billion. Although he's a bit slow these days, he once made a lot of money by running on the night stage. I'm going to miss my husband's fault on the night stage."
"It's a shame.”
"I thought it was risky to marry an old groom, but it happened."
"The young groom?"
"My husband is seven years younger."
"Oh, seven years!"
"He's a pretty-looking guy. She's a much better person than Nam Ji- This is the child I raised when I was a manager. He's not a man to do business, but he's got his hands on it and it's a disaster."
"I see."
"So Nam Ji-yeon wants to take the money out. And I also want to take out the money I invested in.”
"And Mr. Chung?"
"We've pushed 700 million won into retirement and apartment collateral, and there's no guarantee that every drama we touch will hit the jackpot."
"So you're breaking up the drama production company?"
I heard them taking their money and asking me to make up for it. I was told to leave out their money and go to my 100 percent stake.
But I didn't know much about drama production and I felt uncomfortable because Hwang Mi-na is a friend of Eun- In particular, if conflicts arise due to the gold issue, human relations could be awkward.
I have set my stride toward recouping my investment rather than reinvesting it.
"But a famous production company just came up with a merger."
"A merger?"
"Do you happen to know S Networks? It's pretty big and famous."
I don't know much about the drama production company.
I'm not from the entertainment industry, but I'm from the Mazikova factory in the prestigious school area!
"Isn't merger a condition that we hand over the capital or manpower of the drama production company we invested in, and the intangible assets we've already contracted with the station?"
"Yes, we're going to take over our production company for seven billion dollars."
"Really?"
I quickly knocked on the electronic calculator in front of my desk.
The production company's capital was 5 billion won, which was an increase of 40 percent. The drama, which is being aired these days, seemed to receive proper ransom because dangerous couples are rising.
Jung Jin-hong's words seemed to be his intention to hand over singer Nam Ji-yeon or his drama production company to S Networks and shake his hands.
"What does Hwang Mi-na say?”
"Mr. Hwang Mi-na asked me to talk to Mr. Choi first.“
"Really? So what happens to Hwang Mi-na if she takes over both assets and manpower?”
"Mr. Hwang Mi-na is said to have offered the position of general manager at S Networks. Hwang Mi-na said she doesn't know much about management and wants to focus on production."
"Then we'd better go in the process of merging. Finding the money we've invested in, I think it's more like buying from S Networks than merging."
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