China-Thailand Yue talks about transformation and future development direction

In a recent meeting of the former Sea Indus merger and Investment Exchange, the executive president of Shenzhou Wang Yu shared the business transformation of the Shenzhou Yue in the past two years and the future development direction: Game field, pre-service education, Internet Finance and IoT.

It is reported that by the Shenzhou Tai Yue participated in the launch, the establishment of only four months of the Thai-Yue Indus game fund moves quickly, so far has invested 10 game projects. Thai Yue Indus said, strive to years within the first phase of the fund cast.

Since 2013, decided to enter the game field, has invested 1.6 billion yuan, the current game plate has become the second largest business plate of Shenzhou, in this section includes about 20 companies, from development to investment, has basically formed a small ecological circle. "Wang Yu said. At the same time, according to his introduction, last year the company in the game section of the business income of the bastard is nearly 2 billion yuan, the profit of about 200 million yuan.

Although, the game business section develops rapidly, but the communication business is still the theme of Shenzhou Thai business, according to Wang Yu, last year the company's communications business profits in 300 million yuan-400 million yuan.

Former sea Indus mergers and Acquisitions fund President Shevenli shares in the next phase of the investment and acquisition market trend. Shevenli said that at present, China's overseas mergers and acquisitions are only 40 billion U.S. dollars, and the U.S. overseas mergers and acquisitions reached 4 trillion U.S. dollars, so China's overseas mergers and acquisitions still have a lot of room for development. In addition, in response to the large number of Peer-to-peer platform failures, he pointed out that "doing internet finance is to some extent to do the data, those without credit system of the net-loan companies are doomed to collapse." "Peer-to-peer networks with credit-recording capabilities will have a brighter future," he said.