Chapter 1022: Successive Public Listings_2

However, this was normal because this company was not Facebook's "complete entity," but one of the three spun-off companies, and it was the one with the most "uncertain" future prospects...

Wang Ye was forced to cash out so urgently before the company's IPO.

He was aware that if he waited until one or two years after the company went public, when its potential was fully reflected in the share price, he might have been able to cash out for even more money.

But there was no way around it, he urgently needed the money now.

Moreover, once the company went public, for him, as a major shareholder, to carry out a large-scale cash-out would not be an easy task due to the many restrictions he would face.

Better to transfer the original shares to those capitals eager to enter the market at a relatively fair price before the company went public.

Although he would suffer a small loss, he could smoothly obtain a large sum of money and, at the same time, make some friends, right?

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