Why would Yu Dongxing allocate 4 billion in assets to employees after Pang Dongxing opened a store in Zhengzhou?



Zhengzhou Pang Dongxing was built under the leadership of local departments in Zhengzhou, with plans to lease it to Pang Dongxing after completion.

As it turned out, funding ran short during construction, so Pang Dongxing had to contribute additional capital.

Well, it just so happened to match the balance in Pang Dongxing's account.

And there were subsequent operations involved. Some people had already acquired land.

Moreover, bank relationships had been established. As soon as Pang Dongxing opens a store, surrounding land values would definitely appreciate, and then they could directly use the land as collateral for bank loans to cash out.

There's also a rumor that the local provincial finance department has had its eye on this large sum of money.

But due to concerns about the impact, they haven't decided on a strategy yet. The local government discreetly warned Yu Dong, and he then simply dispersed the wealth... After all, Pang Dongxing's annual tax payments are roughly enough to support Xuchang city's finances.

Another theory: Pang Dongxing only did this because it needs to build a large flagship store called "Dream City" in Zhengzhou.

This required clarifying asset ownership, so the accumulated equity was formally converted into capital stock to make things clear.

The money remains in the company account for continued use. Employees received dividend rights.

In the future, the company's annual profits will continue to be distributed according to this ratio.

These are the current theories, and everyone can judge for themselves. #PangDongxing
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