Chapter 728: Three Demands
After Harmony Capital provided more detailed information, the Finance Department stopped blocking their IPO.
All their qualifications met the minimum listing standards, and with noble backing, the Finance Department gave their consent after a mere formality.
Although Harmony’s business model seemed a bit off, no operational accidents had occurred so far.
Both early and late purchasers of the Harmony Gold Bonds continued to receive steady dividends.
Physical stores were gradually opening, and they even organized customers to experience miner life at the gold mines, allowing people to see the gold mines for themselves.
Each bondholder who participated received souvenirs—photos of themselves mining with pickaxes or gold ore stamped with Harmony Capital.
With jewelry shops opened and operations underway, the company completed its last project.
Lynch glanced at the report; tomorrow was their official listing day.
He set down the paper, leaned back on the sofa, and pondered.