GP is Han Shi Holdings, holding 60% of the shares.
LP is Phoenix Holdings, holding 40% of the shares.
Han Lie didn't push it too hard, as he didn't want to hide too much income.
Then, Sky Capital's subsidiary, Magic Capital Zhongmei Investment, would act as the primary entity to sign an agency agreement with Mingu. This would be a business-to-business arrangement, with the intermediary fee reported as regular consulting income.
Zhongmei would be the issuing company for the private equity fund. Han Lie also had to involve Panzi and Liu Minghao. The specific share allocation could be discussed later.
In the future, if Han Lie wanted to engage in any particularly risky operations, he would just establish another subsidiary under Sky Capital and spin off the GP.
Hmm, whom should I trick? Han Lie mused. Pan Ge is definitely a no-go, and I can't bear to use Xi Luting. So, how about... pulling in Yu Yun and putting her to use, like turning trash into treasure?
