Masayoshi Son quit Alibaba, what contribution did he make to Alibaba Group?

Masayoshi Son quit Alibaba, what contribution did he make to Alibaba Group? On May 18, SoftBank Group announced that Jack Ma would resign as a director of SoftBank Group. Today, Son thanked Jack Ma for his contributions to SoftBank.

He said that in 2019, Daniel Zhang succeeded Jack Ma as chairman and CEO of Alibaba Group. "This brilliant young leader will lead this great company and he is a very trustworthy leader. "

Alibaba's ** remains the most valuable asset held by SoftBank. Son said SoftBank would remain on Alibaba for as long as possible. Masayoshi Son has a high reputation in China, which is inseparable from one person, and he is Jack Ma.

There is a saying circulating in the industry that when Jack Ma first asked Son to invest, it took only 5 minutes to get an investment of $20 million.

At the 2019 Tokyo Forum, Alibaba Group co-founder Jack Ma spoke with SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son. The moderator asked Son about his investment in Jack Ma and Alibaba in 2000, and after a five-minute conversation, he confirmed that both sides decided to invest. Son said, "I think it should be ten minutes.

He said that only Jack Ma did not ask him for money. In 2000, SoftBank invested $20 million in Alibaba, and in 2004, SoftBank added another $40 million, accounting for more than 28% of Alibaba's shares. In June this year, SoftBank took a stake in Alibaba for the first time, cashing out 76.8 billion yuan.

Currently, it holds a 26% stake in Alibaba, worth $130 billion. Yesterday (June 25), Masayoshi Son once again thanked Jack Ma for his contribution to SoftBank.

In 2019, Daniel Zhang succeeded Jack Ma as Chairman and CEO of Alibaba Group。"This outstanding young leader will lead this great company," said Son, who expressed great confidence in Daniel Zhang. In the nine months ended December 31, 2019, almost half of SoftBank's pre-tax profit came from Alibaba, the data showed.

Masayoshi Son used to be Alibaba's largest shareholder with the most assets, and in the early days of the company, it was Ma's money given by Mayun that made Alibaba bigger and stronger.

Masayoshi Son quit Alibaba, and he made a big change for Alibaba Group, changing Alibaba's model and way of doing things, as well as efficiency.

Masayoshi Son only withdrew from Ali's directorship, which is a partnership system with different rights to the same shares, which means that he has no decision-making power and control over the board of directors, but has the right to share dividends. In the early days of Alibaba (2000), SoftBank invested $20 million in Alibaba, and in 2004, an additional $40 million was invested.

As of June 2019, Masayoshi Son (SoftBank) held a 26% stake in Alibaba.

Japan's SoftBank Group announced on June 4, 2019 that due to its stake in Alibaba Group, its consolidated profit in the first quarter of fiscal 2019 (April to June 2019) will be about one trillion yen (about 76.8 billion yuan). After the transaction, SoftBank remains Alibaba's largest shareholder.

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Bai Zhengyi (SoftBank Du) holds a 26% stake in Alibaba's Zhi.

Japan's Softbank DAO Group announced on June 4, 2019 that the shares of Ali Rongbaba Group held by Neiyin** will be consolidated in the first quarter of fiscal year 2019 (April to June 2019) into a profit of about one trillion yen (about 76.8 billion yuan). After the transaction, SoftBank remains Alibaba's largest shareholder.

As of June 2019, Masayoshi Son (SoftBank.

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On June 4, 2019, it was announced that the shares of Alibaba Group held by ** will be consolidated into a profit of about one trillion yen (about 76.8 billion yuan) in the first quarter of fiscal year 2019 (April to June 2019). After the transaction, SoftBank remains Alibaba's largest shareholder.

SoftBank Group announced the deal in June 2016 by entering into an agreement with investors to sell Alibaba shares, closing the entire transaction in June this year. After the completion of the transaction, SoftBank Group's stake in Alibaba is expected to fall to 26% from about 29% previously. SoftBank Group will remain a controlling shareholder.

In today's Alibaba Group, Masayoshi Son is the largest shareholder, and his current stake is around.

I used to sell some of it, but now I still hold about 33%!

Son is the second-largest shareholder of Alibaba Group, holding 33% of the company. Yahoo holds a 40% stake in Alibaba.

Downstairs is right, but Yahoo's stake is now down to 20 percent.

I don't know, I don't know him anymore, what does he do, there should be a lot of one-star names that are quite powerful.

As of now, SoftBank has.

Shorted the forward contract of Alibaba**. But after **, SoftBank remains.

It holds 100 million shares of Alibaba, accounting for 26% of the total share capital of Arong Li Baba. With a current market capitalization of nearly $400 billion, SoftBank's equity value is still as high as $101 billion (equivalent to about 700 billion yuan), and SoftBank is still the largest shareholder of Alibaba.

Masayoshi Son himself does not own the shares of Jack Ma Ali, it is Son's company SoftBank Group that owns the shares, and SoftBank Group may not be Son alone. There is no latest data on how much SoftBank owns in Alibaba, but SoftBank's stake is about 29%. Jack Ma has a 7% stake in Alibaba, making him the third largest shareholder of Alibaba.

Alibaba Group Holdings**** (hereinafter referred to as Alibaba Group), with a revenue of 100 million yuan in the 2021 fiscal year, is a company founded in 1999 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, led by 18 people led by Jack Ma, who used to work as an English teacher. Alibaba Group operates a number of business ventures, and also obtains support for the operation of the business ecosystem from the businesses and services of the affiliated public sources.

According to relevant reports on the Internet, Son lost a huge amount of 3 trillion yen in the process of investing. After this news came out, many netizens and friends expressed their shock. It is understood that Son's investment is very aggressive and utilitarian, when he invested in a company, it was the highest point of the company's ** interest rate.

It is precisely because of his crazy behavior that he has lost so much money, and many people have said that he has lost his Alibaba, which can be said to be a very tragic situation. <>

In the relevant information, it is learned that Masayoshi Son is a Japanese entrepreneur, he is a very famous investor in the world, and he has a number of investment companies under his umbrella. The weight in the company is very large, and I didn't expect such a wealthy person to have huge losses. He believes that this is also a heavy blow to Son personally, and he also said that he will learn from the experience and lessons of this incident and adjust his work and life in the future.

Masayoshi Son used to work at Alibaba, and the production efficiency of Alibaba Group is also quite good. It is understood that on August 10, Alibaba's relevant departments released its estimated profit, which was as high as 100 million yen. Some professionals revealed that this amount far exceeded their expectations, and it can be said that the benefits are quite good, and almost all of the money Son earned in Alibaba Group was lost to his own investment.

Here, I also hope that Masayoshi Son can take some concrete measures to save his losses, and in addition, I also hope that everyone can gain inspiration from this incident that happened to Masayoshi Son. There are still certain risks in investment, we must be cautious in the process of investment, try to choose some stable investment and financial products, the possibility of appreciation will be greater, and it will not cause much important loss.

I heard that he was deceived by others, and he may have believed that the other party would give the money to the other party, but he didn't expect the other party to be a **.

It may be that he did not expect that the market economy is not as developed as he expected, and as a businessman, he sometimes needs to gamble.

Maybe it's because this time he really looked away and put all the money on a not-so-good project.

First of all, Alibaba's initial success could not have been without Son's investment, so it is clearly unreasonable to successfully get rid of Son at Alibaba. Now control of Alibaba is firmly in the hands of Alibaba's partners. That's enough to make sure of that.

The mission of any business is to protect the interests of investors. In order to obtain payment certification qualifications, Ma Yun had no choice but to obtain Alipay alone. Because the market is too competitive, there is no buffer room.

In the early days, when the domestic financing environment was not yet mature, the early domestic Internet companies relied on the power of foreign capital. At this time, it is not a style for enterprises to choose to unload the mill and kill the donkey. In the process of business expansion, the rights and interests of former investors must be protected first.

Several domestic giants had the shadow of foreign aid in the early days. However, later the domestic financing environment was relatively good, the proportion of foreign capital fell sharply, and many foreign investors will invest in some very promising projects today. At present, many domestic venture capital institutions are relatively mature, just like Lei Jun, a model worker in Zhongguancun, who is an investment master.

In particular, some early-stage investment projects have generated dozens of times the income. The accumulation of wealth after Lei Jun's early withdrawal from Jinshan was obtained through investment.

Many Chinese believe that Mr. Son is Alibaba's largest shareholder。In fact, Alibaba works for the Japanese. This statement cannot be completely said to be incorrect.

However, when Alibaba struggled to find investors in its early days, many individuals or institutions in China were not optimistic about the company, especially Jack Ma.

Even the original big boss Lei Jun felt that Ma Yun could not become the climate. In the end, Jack Ma slapped almost everyone in the face. Now Jack Ma is the richest man in China.

Although he resigned as chairman of Alibaba, the original partnership mechanism has long been able to keep Alibaba running. Capital is a very important aspect of the early development process of a business. Sometimes it is very helpless to give up more shares for the sake of the company's continued growth.

I don't think Alibaba wants to get rid of Son, it's good to get along peacefully.

Alibaba, in which Son invested, could only reduce Son's stake to the point where he had no say.

Without Masayoshi Son, there would be no Alibaba today, and Jack Ma should not be ungrateful.

You can get rid of it by continuing to be a grandson for others.

You should tell Son that you are not interested in money, and that's fine.

For this mode of operation, it also has its own value.

Constant innovation out of subsidiaries, subsidiaries are not part of Son's profits.

The shareholder of the shareholders of Masayoshi Son's company, which I had heard of before, was ICBC.

Protect the rights and interests of consumers, no fakes,

Thank you doesn't need who I am, no one knows who I am, no one knows who I am.

It is okay to destroy the whole clan and destroy Japan, otherwise there is no hope.

The problem of Alibaba's 33% stake in Ant Financial must be solved, and Ant's major shareholder has become foreign capital again, which is not in line with the policy, and I personally believe that only by injecting Ant into China's branch can solve the problem of the largest shareholder, and at the same time, issuing additional shares to state-owned financial institutions can also pull the index, and Chinese shareholders will also benefit.

Alibaba actually doesn't need to get rid of Son, because Son has made a lot of contributions to Alibaba.

A stake held by SoftBank, Alibaba's largest shareholder, and SoftBank's founder and CEO, Masayoshi Son, has been a member of Alibaba's board of directors. But according to Alibaba, SoftBank, the company's largest shareholder, has the right to nominate a board member and cannot veto any director nomination from Alibaba's holding partners without the consent of Jack Ma and Tsai.

In addition, the prospectus pointed out that although SoftBank still holds more than 30% of the shares after the IPO, it needs to grant 30% of the voting rights to Jack Ma and Tsai Chongxin. Not only that, but there is also a supplementary clause: if SoftBank's stake in Alibaba falls below 15%, it will lose the right to nominate a director.

Speaking of Yahoo, Yahoo has plummeted since 2008, but in 2005 it bought a 40% stake in Alibaba, and although it subsequently took part of it, it now only accounts for 15% of the shares, but it is still worth more than $40 billion. Now, Yahoo will be renamed Altaba as a holding company when it is acquired by Verizon, and its main assets will be the company's stake in Alibaba Group and its stake in Yahoo Japan.

Thirty percent of SoftBank has no control over Alibaba, let alone less than 20 percent of Yahoo (renamed: Altaba).

The question then arises as to why neither the majority shareholder nor the second shareholder Yahoo has control over Alibaba, but it is Jack Ma (who holds a stake in the 36 partners) and Tsai Chongxin (who has 36 partners, who have the right to nominate a majority of the board of directors).

Why is that?

In fact, the reason is simple: Jack Ma has controlled the decision-making power of Alibaba Group in the hands of the company's partners through the partnership system. In other words, although Japan's SoftBank and Yahoo control about 50% of Alibaba's shares, they do not have the ability to determine the direction of Alibaba, and can only enjoy benefits such as share dividends.

Jack Ma uses the partnership system to allow the founders to control the company's strength, even if the company's shares are bought in large quantities, outsiders cannot control the company.

Well. I have to say that Ma Yun is still very powerful.