"Without Mr. Ma's support, I'm afraid it would be impossible to get Softbank firmly on our side."
Looking at Old Ma leaving, Liu Qing sighed. Old Ma's relationship with Sun Zhengyi was not just good.
The first round of financing for Old Ma had come from Sun Zhengyi, and Softbank's investment in Ali had become a legend.
If Softbank remained neutral, the situation would be very unfavorable for her, because the neutral party's demand was an early IPO.
"As long as Goldman Sachs doesn't switch sides, the situation will be evenly matched," Old Liu said with a contemptuous smile, still confident of victory.
"I hope so."
A trace of worry flashed in Liu Qing's eyes. She had previously served as the IPO consultant for DiDi, and the application was rejected by the Ministry of Commerce.
If Lu Liang took over as consultant and resubmitted the application to list in the US, and if the Ministry of Commerce approved, that would be very telling.
On the other side, at Beijing Airport.
