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As a pioneering new technology company in the Internet field, Igreit has never had a corresponding case before. Therefore, when the financial report is announced, the media generally evaluates the market value of Igreat according to the profit margins of software companies such as Microsoft and Oracle.

As we all know, the net profit margin of the software industry can generally reach more than 20%.

Igreit's annual revenue of $5.41 billion, calculated based on a theoretical 20% net profit, means that the company already has a profitability of $1 billion. In the 1990s, the profitability of 1 billion US dollars was enough to squeeze into the top 20 US companies. In the past three years, only about 20 companies in the top 500 US companies with a net profit of 1 billion US dollars.

Considering that Igreit has maintained a revenue growth rate of up to 179% in the past year, if this company goes public, the price-earnings ratio of 30 times is already very conservative, even if it is 50 times the price-earnings ratio.

A potential profitability of $1 billion, and a price-earnings ratio of 30 to 50 times, means that the market value of Igret is already between $30 billion and $50 billion. Whether it is the media that pays attention to the matter or the Wall Street capital giants, after the company released its 1993 earnings report, the valuation of the company is generally the same.

Taking the median value of 40 billion US dollars, Simon's 90% stake in Igret has reached a total value of 36 billion US dollars.

On the other hand, according to the stock prices of Cisco and AOL at the close of trade on March 7, Simon's shares in the two companies were valued at a combined $65.9 billion.

Therefore, it is obvious that just holding shares in Cisco, America Online, and Igret, these three new technology companies, brought Simon a personal wealth of about 100 billion US dollars.

$100 billion!

That figure is already close to Simon's combined personal net worth of $120 billion on Forbes' list last year.

However, the three companies are far from being the whole of the Westeros system.

Only in the field of technology, Simon is also a major shareholder of Microsoft, Intel, Sun, Oracle and other companies, and at the same time absolutely controls Verizon and Nokia, two giants in the field of electronic communications.

The other three of the four women, Daenerys, Melisandre, and Cersei all shine in their fields.

In addition, there are hundreds of other types of companies directly or indirectly invested in or controlled by the entire Westeros system, and no one can guarantee that these companies will suddenly transform into something like Cisco, Big Macs like AOL and Igret. According to Simon Westeros has proven investment vision too many times, it is even almost a certainty.

So, beyond the $100 billion, how much is Simon Westeros' personal assets in various other fields worth?

You know, Daenerys Entertainment Group, which is about to formally submit an IPO application next month, is rumored to be valued at $40 billion. With the strength of this entertainment giant in Hollywood, the market value after listing must be only higher than its valuation.

The remaining two women, if Cersei Capital is estimated to be worth, just the total value of the equity part of the Westeros Corporation is enough to reach the tens of billions level.

After several years of rapid growth and continuous expansion, Melisandre is a comprehensive luxury giant that has been rooted in Europe and has not had a strong presence in North America. It relies on its Gucci, ck, Latour, Christie's, Van Cleef \u0026 Arpels. A series of brands have also entered the threshold of tens of billions of dollars in market value.

Verizon Telecom, wholly-owned by Westeros, has a market value of $15 billion by conservative estimates, relying on strong expansion in the mobile communications sector.

Nokia, which will release its 1993 earnings report later in March, had a market value of 8.6 billion pounds, or $13.3 billion, on the London stock market on March 7. Westeros currently holds a 78.3 percent stake in Nokia, valued at $10.4 billion.

That's another $10 billion.

There are also Microsoft and Intel, which are closely following the three giants Cisco, America Online and Igret in the North American stock market. Also due to changes in equity such as acquisitions, Westeros’s shareholdings in Microsoft and Intel dropped slightly to 20.7% respectively. and 14.5%.

The two companies had market capitalizations of $43.1 billion and $32.9 billion, respectively, on March 7, with Simon's holdings worth a combined $13.7 billion.

Taken together, Daenerys, Melisandre, Cersei, Verizon, Nokia, Microsoft, and Intel are conservatively estimated to have contributed another $100 billion to Simon.

Even if you don't consider other things, according to various data in March 1994, Simon has become the world's first 200 billion US dollar rich, and is still the world's only 100 billion US dollar super rich.

As a result, with the recent series of financial report releases, the media's statistics and exaggeration of Simon's latest personal wealth and the criticism of Simon's personal luxury life in response to the London girl incident, potential crises ensued.

The crux of the matter is this year's midterm elections.

Entering March, the candidates for congressional representatives from various states in the United States who are about to compete for one-third of this year's rotating senator seats and all 434 seats in the House of Representatives have entered the early stage of the election campaign.

The topic of Simon and the Westeros system is almost certain to be brought up on election campaigns across the country, among them

Obviously, the traditional paper media industry, which still has a strong influence, has contributed to the flames. Therefore, similar topics are naturally led to how to prevent Simon Westeros's personal assets from continuing to "unreasonably" expand, if the continued expansion of the Westeros system is limited.

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As a pioneering new technology company in the Internet field, Igreit has never had a corresponding case before. Therefore, when the financial report is announced, the media generally evaluates the market value of Igreat according to the profit margins of software companies such as Microsoft and Oracle.

As we all know, the net profit margin of the software industry can generally reach more than 20%.

Igreit's annual revenue of $5.41 billion, calculated based on a theoretical 20% net profit, means that the company already has a profitability of $1 billion. In the 1990s, the profitability of 1 billion US dollars was enough to squeeze into the top 20 US companies. In the past three years, only about 20 companies in the top 500 US companies with a net profit of 1 billion US dollars.

Considering that Igreit has maintained a revenue growth rate of up to 179% in the past year, if this company goes public, the price-earnings ratio of 30 times is already very conservative, even if it is 50 times the price-earnings ratio.

A potential profitability of $1 billion, and a price-earnings ratio of 30 to 50 times, means that the market value of Igret is already between $30 billion and $50 billion. Whether it is the media that pays attention to the matter or the Wall Street capital giants, after the company released its 1993 earnings report, the valuation of the company is generally the same.

Taking the median value of 40 billion US dollars, Simon's 90% stake in Igret has reached a total value of 36 billion US dollars.

On the other hand, according to the stock prices of Cisco and AOL at the close of trade on March 7, Simon's shares in the two companies were valued at a combined $65.9 billion.

Therefore, it is obvious that just holding shares in Cisco, America Online, and Igret, these three new technology companies, brought Simon a personal wealth of about 100 billion US dollars.

$100 billion!

That figure is already close to Simon's combined personal net worth of $120 billion on Forbes' list last year.

However, the three companies are far from being the whole of the Westeros system.

Only in the field of technology, Simon is also a major shareholder of Microsoft, Intel, Sun, Oracle and other companies, and at the same time absolutely controls Verizon and Nokia, two giants in the field of electronic communications.

The other three of the four women, Daenerys, Melisandre, and Cersei all shine in their fields.

In addition, there are hundreds of other types of companies directly or indirectly invested in or controlled by the entire Westeros system, and no one can guarantee that these companies will suddenly transform into something like Cisco, Big Macs like AOL and Igret. According to Simon Westeros has proven investment vision too many times, it is even almost a certainty.

So, beyond the $100 billion, how much is Simon Westeros' personal assets in various other fields worth?

You know, Daenerys Entertainment Group, which is about to formally submit an IPO application next month, is rumored to be valued at $40 billion. With the strength of this entertainment giant in Hollywood, the market value after listing must be only higher than its valuation.

The remaining two women, if Cersei Capital is estimated to be worth, just the total value of the equity part of the Westeros Corporation is enough to reach the tens of billions level.

After several years of rapid growth and continuous expansion, Melisandre is a comprehensive luxury giant that has been rooted in Europe and has not had a strong presence in North America. It relies on its Gucci, ck, Latour, Christie's, Van Cleef \u0026 Arpels. A series of brands have also entered the threshold of tens of billions of dollars in market value.

Verizon Telecom, wholly-owned by Westeros, has a market value of $15 billion by conservative estimates, relying on strong expansion in the mobile communications sector.

Nokia, which will release its 1993 earnings report later in March, had a market value of 8.6 billion pounds, or $13.3 billion, on the London stock market on March 7. Westeros currently holds a 78.3 percent stake in Nokia, valued at $10.4 billion.

That's another $10 billion.

There are also Microsoft and Intel, which are closely following the three giants Cisco, America Online and Igret in the North American stock market. Also due to changes in equity such as acquisitions, Westeros’s shareholdings in Microsoft and Intel dropped slightly to 20.7% respectively. and 14.5%.

The two companies had market capitalizations of $43.1 billion and $32.9 billion, respectively, on March 7, with Simon's holdings worth a combined $13.7 billion.

Taken together, Daenerys, Melisandre, Cersei, Verizon, Nokia, Microsoft, and Intel are conservatively estimated to have contributed another $100 billion to Simon.

Even if you don't consider other things, according to various data in March 1994, Simon has become the world's first 200 billion US dollar rich, and is still the world's only 100 billion US dollar super rich.

As a result, with the recent series of financial report releases, the media's statistics and exaggeration of Simon's latest personal wealth and the criticism of Simon's personal luxury life in response to the London girl incident, potential crises ensued.

The crux of the matter is this year's midterm elections.

Entering March, the candidates for congressional representatives from various states in the United States who are about to compete for one-third of this year's rotating senator seats and all 434 seats in the House of Representatives have entered the early stage of the election campaign.

The topic of Simon and the Westeros system is almost certain to be brought up on election campaigns across the country, fueled by the apparently still-strong traditional print media industry. Therefore, similar topics are naturally led to how to prevent Simon Westeros's personal assets from continuing to "unreasonably" expand, if the continued expansion of the Westeros system is limited.

As a pioneering new technology company in the Internet field, Igreit has never had a corresponding case before. Therefore, when the financial report is announced, the media generally evaluates the market value of Igreat according to the profit margins of software companies such as Microsoft and Oracle.

As we all know, the net profit margin of the software industry can generally reach more than 20%.

Igreit's annual revenue of $5.41 billion, calculated based on a theoretical 20% net profit, means that the company already has a profitability of $1 billion. In the 1990s, the profitability of 1 billion US dollars was enough to squeeze into the top 20 US companies. In the past three years, only about 20 companies in the top 500 US companies with a net profit of 1 billion US dollars.

Considering that Igreit has maintained a revenue growth rate of up to 179% in the past year, if this company goes public, the price-earnings ratio of 30 times is already very conservative, even if it is 50 times the price-earnings ratio.

A potential profitability of $1 billion, and a price-earnings ratio of 30 to 50 times, means that the market value of Igret is already between $30 billion and $50 billion. Whether it is the media that pays attention to the matter or the Wall Street capital giants, after the company released its 1993 earnings report, the valuation of the company is generally the same.

Taking the median value of 40 billion US dollars, Simon's 90% stake in Igret has reached a total value of 36 billion US dollars.

On the other hand, according to the stock prices of Cisco and AOL at the close of trade on March 7, Simon's shares in the two companies were valued at a combined $65.9 billion.

Therefore, it is obvious that just holding shares in Cisco, America Online, and Igret, these three new technology companies, brought Simon a personal wealth of about 100 billion US dollars.

$100 billion!

That figure is already close to Simon's combined personal net worth of $120 billion on Forbes' list last year.

However, the three companies are far from being the whole of the Westeros system.

Only in the field of technology, Simon is also a major shareholder of Microsoft, Intel, Sun, Oracle and other companies, and at the same time absolutely controls Verizon and Nokia, two giants in the field of electronic communications.

The other three of the four women, Daenerys, Melisandre, and Cersei all shine in their fields.

In addition, there are hundreds of other types of companies directly or indirectly invested in or controlled by the entire Westeros system, and no one can guarantee that these companies will suddenly transform into something like Cisco, Big Macs like AOL and Igret. According to Simon Westeros has proven investment vision too many times, it is even almost a certainty.

So, beyond the $100 billion, how much is Simon Westeros worth of personal assets in various other fields?

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