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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Hard to explain where the money comes Gu Chujun himself planted bombs Today’s Gu Chujun, known as China’s ‘acquisition of the Emperor’ seems to not be overstated. In less than three-year period with six fortresses of Chinese refrigeration industry after the stretched its hands again to the buses and bearing manufacturing. However, with repeated Gu Chujun to conquer new territories, Gu ‘acquired businesses and the money come from? ‘Cloud of the more increasing in concentration. Unfortunately, this question asked repeatedly by the media has never been a convincing answer, or Gu Chujun has always been unwilling to give people such an answer. This was exactly what rational people puzzled and deeply worried. Someone Gu Chujun calculations to account: From 2001 holding Kelon started Greencool in turn acquired Jinuoer electrical appliances, electrical appliances on the Ling, the Far East Ariston 6 refrigerator production line, Hangzhou Xiling refrigerator, Meiling 20.03% of the shares, spend at least 35 billion yuan. From the available data, Gu Chujun holding Greencool Hong Kong 8056. HK6.26 100 million shares of stock, worth 440 million Hong Kong dollars, through Greencool control Kelon and Meiling Electrical appliances equity market value of about 19 billion yuan in so doing, Gu Chujun personal wealth, but 2.5 billion. 2.5 billion of capital, 3.5 billion acquisition of the assets, which means that Gu Chujun can the acquisition. For the money come from, Gu Chujun is always the same: ‘Money is not a problem’, occasionally say, ‘I have money in the international context’, as to what basis that is not a problem, what the international context? Gu bother to make further explanation. However, Gu in order to dispel people’s concerns about his acquisition of sources of funding, in particular, stressed that he would not use a listed company’s money, it will not use bank money. This emphasizes the contrary, adds to people’s concerns: So, your money