Chapter 708: The opportunity to become a billionaire

Friday.

Xu Qingzhou took his lesson plan and walked toward the classroom. Ever since he won the Nobel Prize, the following 2 classes had been overcrowded, and this was the 3rd class.

"Professor Xu, can I take a photo with you?"

A girl ran over timidly.

"Sure."

Just like that, he was pulled to take a photo as soon as he reached the classroom door.

When the class bell rang, Xu Qingzhou finally got rid of the people taking photos at the door, but entering the classroom and looking at the sea of black heads, he couldn't help but feel a bit helpless.

Good news: There were many fewer people than last week.

Bad news: People were still occupying the aisles.

Actually, among these people, not necessarily all were interested in the Riemann Hypothesis.

More likely, it was because of his Nobel Prize.

For the first few minutes, there was a feeling of not knowing why but feeling it was awesome; after 5 minutes, the brain started to get confused, and after 10 minutes, it would be like listening to a heavenly book.

Secretly taking a photo, checking in; those with perseverance could persist until the end of class, but a considerable number of people left after checking in.

The school couldn't manage it well either; university classrooms emphasize freedom, and they couldn't set up some thresholds or have people set up special security checks at the classroom door, so they could only appeal repeatedly: educational resources are limited, please listen to the class reasonably.

As for the effect, it was relatively limited.

"It will be fine once the popularity passes."

Xu Qingzhou thought to himself, scanned the circle, and opened his mouth, "Students, are there any who want to leave?"

Rustling sounds came from the classroom, and a few people who had finished taking photos and checking in hunched over and went out the back door.

"Not much time left."

Xu Qingzhou was teaching, and Song Yao was also visiting Li Daiyue at the School of Economics. The negotiations between the US, Japan, and South Korea had come to an end, and the conditions were basically the same as Europe's. The only difference was that both sides had lifted some of the sanctions that had been added during this period.

The current contract had already brought 1.5 billion US dollars in revenue to Zero Point Technology.

For the specific operational problems that followed, she still had to consult Li Daiyue.

Li Daiyue had studied economics for decades, and many problems could be pointed out accurately.

At 4 PM.

Li Daiyue went to have a meeting with several professors about a new project, and Song Yao had nothing to do, so she simply helped Han Shiyi organize documents.

"Junior sister, haven't you and Xu Qingzhou considered taking Zero Point Technology public? With your current scale, after going public, you would instantly become billionaires."

Han Shiyi suddenly asked curiously.

Market expectations were that the patent package for lithium dendrites and the shuttle effect would bring at least 100 billion yuan in revenue to Zero Point Technology, but there was also a prerequisite—within 10 years.

Currently, plus the patent fees given by various companies, Zero Point Technology's liquid funds were only about 8 billion.

And, Zero Point Technology, the research institute, plus the stellarator project at Southwest Jiaotong University...

It could really be said that money was being spent like water.

Going public could raise huge funds through IPO, used for technology research and development, capacity expansion, or market development.

Especially for a high-quality technology company like Zero Point Technology, as the helmsmen, Xu Qingzhou and Song Yao could even have hundreds of times of growth.

"Not going public."

Song Yao shook her head and said: "We have sufficient cash flow ourselves, and we can develop even without external financing."

Yes, after going public, their net worth would indeed increase countless times, but the disadvantages were also very obvious; going public meant being responsible to shareholders, and the founder's voting rights would drop by more than 30%. ===== CHAPTER 709 =====