Ma Yun Dressed In Suits In Alibaba IPO Roadshow

Here world

Xiaobian network to introduce to you is Alibaba IPO roadshow popular, 800 investors outside the door.

About 15 years ago, Ma went to Silicon Valley to finance the Alibaba group he just founded.

Although the amount was only a few million dollars, no one was willing to pay.

On the 8 day, on the first day of the IPO roadshow, Ma Yun said to more than 800 investors at the scene, "now I'm back, and this time I want to give you more money", causing a burst of laughter.

It is reported that Alibaba seeks to raise about $21 billion through IPO, after which the largest IPO in the US stock market was $19 billion 600 million raised by VISA in 2008, which means that Alibaba listing is expected to create a new US stock financing record.

On the 8 day's road show, from 6 a.m., Alibaba executives first came to Citigroup's headquarters in lower Manhattan and met with 6 chief underwriters' sales team. The climax was the lunch presentation at the 18 floor of Waldorf hotel in Manhattan on the same day.

The organizers estimated that 500 investors participated in the lunch presentation, resulting in more than 800 people.

Investors have been queuing up in the hotel lobby since the morning, even to the outside of the hotel.

The Financial Times reporter said that many people had to wait for half an hour to get into the elevator. "This reminds me of the iPhone conference."

A senior fund manager told the newspaper.

The lunch presentation will begin at around 1 p.m. and wear it.

And shirt and tie are still the most important protagonists.

When asked about his competitors, Ma said it was a vice president. He only wanted to make the company a centennial enterprise.

Still the most important protagonist.

When asked about his competitors, Ma said it was a vice president. He only wanted to make the company a centennial enterprise.

Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, said in 2012 IPO that the company will fulfill the social responsibility of making the world more open and easier to communicate. "We do not work to make money, but we make money to do more."

By contrast, Ma Yun's publicity is more practical.

Ma Yun said, "we must work hard to achieve long-term survival", "we hope that the company can exist for 102 years".

Alibaba was founded in 1999, Ma hopes it can still exist in twenty-second Century.

Ma Yun also told the investors present that they had to stand on the consumer's position first, instead of doing whatever they want, "customers first, employees second, and third shareholders."

A Hongkong analyst told Bloomberg that Ma Yun meant he would not succumb to the United States.

The pressure of short-term investors.