After the meeting with Facebook, Li Rui and Strom Krieg continued to hold an internal meeting.

The three of them must first reach a consensus on financing before they can face Facebook's next various means together.

Li Rui must be in no hurry. He takes the initiative in his hands. He can attack and defend when advancing. No matter what price Facebook gives, he can follow.

The only thing to consider is Facebook's industry status. From the hearts of Strom and Krieg, they must be with Facebook, which is willing to cooperate with Facebook, which is rich in resources, rather than Li Rui, who is far away from Huaguo, who can't help much.

Fortunately, Li Rui also has a backup plan.

Strom took the lead and said: "Dear Rui, why do you reject Facebook's offer? 400 million magnesium is already a very reasonable price."

Krieg also said: "That's right, and that's Facebook. If Ins can become a part of Facebook, it will definitely be of great help to our future development."

In fact, after Ins was acquired by Facebook, it did rise rapidly with the help of Facebook's resources and became one of the most influential social media in Oumei.

But the more this happens, the less Li Rui cannot sell ins to Facebook. He wants to challenge Facebook's status!

Li Rui said: "I think 400 million is far from enough. The real value of ins should be one billion magnesium!"

"Billion!" Strom and Krieg were both shocked.

Although they are developers of Ins, they do not think that this application can be worth one billion magnesium, and they doubt whether Li Rui is crazy.

Strom said: "Rui, I wonder if you are a little whimsical? One billion is too exaggerated. It only offered 500 million magnesium dollars, and it can't compare at all."

Li Rui smiled and said: "Itter's offer was too low and was rejected, resulting in the loss of a huge growth point, so he became so generous. And don't you think that Ins is becoming the biggest competitor of Facebook's image features?"

Strom and Krieg were both in thought. They naturally had confidence in Ins, but they still had some concerns whether this confidence was worth billions of magnesium.

Li Rui said: "Also, the investment agreement we signed at that time had a clause. At the same amount, I have priority for additional investment. If you think 400 million magnesium is a fair price, then I am willing to value 400 million magnesium and add 10% of the shares."

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At this time, in a futuristic office at the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California, magnesium country, Zach smiled strangely after listening to Christensen's report.

Some people say that Zach looks like a robot or an artificial human. He does have a weird look. He can play an artificial human character in the "Detroit Transformation" game or the "Blade Runner" movie without makeup. At this time, he also showed a not-veritable expression, which made Christensen feel a little nervous.

"Zach, that Chinese man named Li Rui is too greedy. I heard that he only invested 1.5 million magnesium and got 30% of Ins' shares, but he actually disdained the quotation of 400 million magnesium!" Christensen said.

Zach said coldly: "Venture investors are all greedy guys."

Because of Facebook's financing, Zach often deals with venture capitalists, so he naturally knows that these people are all vampires. It is better to expect the venture capital to not be greedy, and it is better to expect the sows to climb trees.

But Zach is still unhappy. In his opinion, 400 million magnesium is a very reasonable offer, and the current ins is almost worth this price.

"How much do they want?" Zach asked.

Christensen said: "I don't know, they are very cunning, let me get more authority and then talk. I guess their base price is at least 500 million magnesium."

Zach picked up the analysis report on the desktop, which was the various data analysis of Ins by Facebook's strategic development department.

Zach is definitely not relying on being able to create the largest social company in the world at his twenties, but on calm analysis. He needs to judge the potential of ins from the chaotic and complex numbers and guess the opponent's bottom line.

In fact, the data is not good, because Ins has not created any profit since its establishment, and there are only more than 20 employees. Just looking at the data, the company is not worth even a million magnesium.

Zach turned on his phone again, and on his Apple phone screen, there was an ins application icon.

Click in and you can see the pictures shared by many users.

"Damn it." Zach cursed.

The Facebook he created back then was successful through the online image sharing function. Now Ins relies on the outbreak of the mobile Internet to copy his legacy, making him extremely nervous. This gave him a sense of panic that the trick he was best at was stolen. It was definitely not a good thing to have such a strong competitor before Facebook went public.

In Zach's view, acquiring Ins is a must-take, which can not only reduce a competitor, but also enhance its own strength.

Facebook’s current picture functions are too complicated. The acquisition of Ins can prevent Facebook from being subverted in the mobile Internet era and increase its valuation at the time of listing.

"Give them 500 million, but that's the highest price." Zach said something that he would regret in more than ten years.

Christensen took the order and left.

Zach rubbed his temples and pressed the phone caller on his desk: "Linda, let Wolf come in."

Wolf, deputy director of finance at Facebook, walked into the office.

"How did you determine the sale of shares?" Zach asked.

"It has been agreed that the stock will be sold at a valuation of 60 billion magnesium. Currently, a total of 196 employees with a total of about 1 billion magnesium will be sold. This ratio will not affect our public offering." Wolfhui reported.

They are talking about something that has troubled Zach recently.

Facebook is currently developing rapidly, and just ended a round of financing at the beginning of the year, with a valuation of 50 billion magnesium.

Due to its large size and differences in valuation, Facebook's listing plan is still unclear.

Due to personal consumption needs, some Facebook employees urgently need to sell part of their shares into cash. In order to stabilize employees' emotions, Zach asked Wolf to make a sale plan.

"Are you about 1.6% of the shares? Then follow this plan." Zach didn't think this share would have any impact on Facebook's public offering, so he nodded.

Two hours later, Li Rui was awakened by Fu Shande's phone call in his sleep.

"Watch has about 1.6% of its stocks sold out, asking for a price of one billion magnesium. Are you interested?"

Li Rui was happy.
Chapter completed!