Since he started acquiring ASML...

For example, the Amazon financing.

Cantor Willis cooperated with him first. After accepting the commission, he turned around and found Amazon, proposing that he could help them complete the stock increase and earn commissions from both sides.

Su Yeye knew about this, but he didn't mean to stop it. Therefore, he got a discounted price on the commission and saved millions of dollars.

If he wanted to successfully develop the EUV lithography machine, there might be no hope for the next five years. It didn't matter if he slowly annexed ASML, so Su Yeye decided to use the remaining one billion US dollars from the pledge loan to continue building a twelve-inch wafer fab, continuing to seize market share.

He felt like he was soaking until his skin peeled, and the white grandmas in the pool were a bit of an eyesore.

Su Yeye got up and walked ashore. The cold wind blew through him, and the bodyguard hurriedly brought a towel.

While wiping his body, he continued to say to Cantor, "Don't be too enthusiastic. This plan is to take about 20% of the shares. After completing this goal, stop for a while. ASML's current lithography machines are not as good as Nikon and Canon's products in Japan. It lacks the foundation to drive up the stock price. I don't want to attract the attention of other semiconductor companies.”

"Understood, I'll listen to your arrangements."

Cantor also walked ashore, his figure was so-so, with a hairy little belly. He probably had some British blood, and his whole body was red.

The reason for saying that he had British blood was that as long as the sun was strong, the skin of the British would easily turn red. Therefore, there was also the saying "lobster red", referring to them turning color when they get hot, like lobsters.

Having carefully investigated ASML, Cantor certainly knew its situation, and joked:

"Although they are unwilling to provide ASML with too much help, they don't want it to fall into the hands of others. The best situation is to maintain the status quo. These semiconductor companies only want ASML to use its own profits to develop the next generation of lithography machine products. The R&D funds it provides in extreme ultraviolet light exceed 70% of the organization's R&D funds."

"Isn't this good for me? If they value it, how can I acquire ASML?"

Su Yeye hurriedly put on a down jacket and added, "Moreover, their negative attitude also provides me with a basis for getting along with ASML. Others just want to sit back and enjoy the success..."