
Investing in Xiaomi from the Start: How Did I Become a Big Shot?
开局投资小米,我怎么成大佬了?
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In addition to small startups, whether it is Meituan or Xiaomi. ByteDance and others will not only accept money investment. What people value more is the investment company's diversion resources, supplier resources, and even official resources. If you don't have resources, you are an angel and no one wants your money. I really thought that there are some companies that you can invest in if you have money.
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1. When Lei Jun founded Xiaomi, he did not have a cold 4 billion, but he definitely had 100 million US dollars. 2. The valuation of Xiaomi's angel round is not US$1 billion. It is clearly stated in its IPO prospectus that the Series A round was only valued at US$250 million and raised US$10.25 Million. 3. Xiaomi's initial financing was not smooth sailing. Because Lei Jun entered the red ocean market of mobile phones alone, Xiaomi's angel round was not as smooth as everyone thought. It is entirely possible for the protagonist to invest 5 million US dollars. If you insist on emphasizing resources and connections, just pretend that I didn't mention it. 4. Don't listen to a certain marketing account. I recommend you to read Lei Jun's autobiography and Xiaomi's development. 5. A novel is a novel. If it is not processed, is it still a novel?
Novels are all about obscenity, and reborn investment tycoons can rest easy. In fact, for projects with promising prospects, money is never what people lack, or money is not the first priority... For example, a distant cousin made his fortune in electronic products in Guangdong in the 1990s. Two thousand years later, he started it himself After going through a few websites, I didn't see any splash, and then I changed my career to be an investor, but I couldn't find the temple gate with my pig's head. People don't mind your investment in projects with no money potential, but there is no shortage of investment in projects with money potential. People only look at the resources, and to put it bluntly, they only look at the background!
Those who want to invest in these companies need to meet the following conditions: 1. Can provide connections and solve policy issues 2. Can provide resources related to relevant supply chains 3. Can provide sales channels or traffic 4. Can assist in the introduction of technology and provide relevant talents At least one of the above must be met to be qualified to negotiate money.
I want to ask, will Lei Jun in 10 years be short of you by 30 million euros? People who have cashed out billions in just a few years
I invested in Xiaomi at the beginning, it was really messed up 🤭 Xiaomi was valued at 200 million at the beginning. Lei Jun was worth several billion at that time, which was only three melons and two dates away from you. What resources did you have that Junzi could help you with 👏
No wonder no one is watching. You take a geisha as your own and take her home as a geisha.
You are not qualified to invest in Xiaomi
Let's not talk about funds first. You can see for yourself that Xiaomi's shareholders are all foreign consortiums. Others can provide various policy and technical support to Xiaomi. What can you provide? Do you know why Lei Jun said that Xiaomi will never lack chips? Because this company is a foreign company disguised as a Chinese brand. The key technologies are all in the hands of foreigners. Even the shares belong to others.
Everyone, please quit. Lei Jun had just founded Xiaomi, and capital was really not optimistic about it. But what many people don't know is that Lei Jun was a capital at that time. When he first stepped down from Kingsoft CEO, he had a lot of connections and funds at that time. He founded Joyo. Com, and later sold Joyo. Com to Amazon. He also started angel investment and directly invested in Lei Jun. Then he was appointed CEO of Kingsoft, and Kingsoft withdrew from the company after it was re-listed. So it was true that capital was not optimistic about Lei Jun's mobile phone business at that time, but it would be nonsense to say that it was not optimistic about Lei Jun. Lei Jun didn't want any money at that time.
I didn't want to say anything about your investment, so I forced myself to take a look at a few pictures, but are all the company's senior executives women? It's just kidding me.