Steve is tasked by Charlie to manage inherited businesses, with a daunting military order for a guaranteed 10% annual profit or a complete turnaround within a year. This ultimatum, even for the Rothschild heir, feels like blackmail to Steve, especially when Charlie implies he could have involved Helena’s father instead, highlighting this as a test of Steve’s loyalty and capability. Charlie reveals his motivation: not just wealth, but securing Steve’s future ahead of his father’s by demonstrating his superior business acumen.
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“Oh…” Steve breathed a sigh of relief and said quickly: “The agency’s operations are simple.
You can ask your grandfather to arrange someone to solve it.
If you can’t take it and don’t want to sell it,
You can leave it to me to operate it on your behalf.
I will do my best to preserve it.”
Charlie said: “Steve, you can’t do your best.
You have to make a military order for me.
For the real estate I leave to you,
You should at least ensure that I make 10% profit every year.
I will leave it to you.”
If the business in your hands is profitable,
You should ensure the annual growth rate is not less than 10%;
if it is not profitable, you have to change it within a year.”
“How much… how much?!” Steve was stunned and said unconsciously:
“Mr Wade… the rental to sales ratio of high quality real estate in the United States is now around 30.
After conversion, the annual return is only 3-5%, even very high-quality projects cannot reach 10%!
Also… the companies that the An Family cannot take over must be traditional companies, either traditional manufacturing or service industries.
How can these industries now guarantee a 10% per year?% growth rate…
As for the unfavorable ones, it’s harder to say.
Even for the Rothschild family,