Dad explained it so clearly, and of course, Su Mu understood it very well.
In simple terms, with the Su Family Group going public, the Su Family saw their shareholdings decrease.
But the Su Family still had absolute control over the Su Family Group.
A 70% stake, this percentage is quite high.
Moreover, although the Su Family's shareholdings seemed to reduce, their actual assets had increased significantly.
Su Mu found himself becoming the biggest beneficiary.
Originally, Su Mu only had a 5% stake, and Su Ruizhi didn't use Su Mu's shares for this round of financing.
Therefore, Su Mu still maintained that 5% shareholding.
With the significant market value increase of the Su Family Group, Su Mu's shares remained the same, but his assets had suddenly improved in quality.
From a young master of 5 billion, he became a young master of 8.4 billion, just a little bit away from becoming a young master of 10 billion.