A group of male college graduates share a house in Shanghai and are engaged in IT, electronics, finance, management, logistics and other majors and industries that are adapted to the market economy. This group of boys met the returnee elites from the neighbors next door to the shared house. They used their spare time in the rental house to build game websites, servers and other IT facilities to start business projects, and encountered financial difficulties in the early stage. The boys who majored in finance used their expertise in stock trading and funds to overcome the early financial difficulties, and then achieved success through a series of game website business profits and the recommended investors of the returnee elites. Next, their game website expanded from a few web games to a series of large-scale web game companies of different categories, and launched an English version overseas. Later, the company went public and had a market value of tens of billions. This is the first stage. In the second stage, after the team went public, it changed its development strategy and focused its efforts on investing and financing entrepreneurial projects of young college students. Once, an employee of the investment department of this game company found on a patent forum that a doctor from a famous university had an electronic research and development patent that was in urgent need of funds. Later, he contacted the doctor through the forum. The investment department of the game company provided 80 million yuan in venture capital, and after three years of research and development, it developed a global patent for electronic chip components, which attracted international giants to offer a patent acquisition of US$1.5 Billion. However, at this time, the game company's global revenue declined and profits decreased. The founder team was under great pressure and advocated selling the shares of the patent company. Later. . . . . .
Purpose: Sharing business and starting a business