In the end, Lu Zhou still spent the money.
The reason wasn't that he thought Professor Lazerson could make a lot of money. He did it as a favor for a friend.
Not to mention, since he took part in creating the He3 atom probe technology, he hoped that this technology would make an impact on the plasma physics field.
Lu Zhou told his manager at Star Sky Technology, White Sheridan, to sort out the specific financing plan and relevant contracts.
A few million dollars worth of investment wasn't a big deal for Lu Zhou…
As the numbers of electric or hybrid cars that were on the roads increased, so would the size of Star Sky Technology's bank account.
It was a wise decision to license the patent to Umicore. Other than the one-time payment that Lu Zhou received, according to White Sheridan's battery market evaluation, Lu Zhou would also receive at least US$90 million in dividends from Umicore.
So far, he hadn't thought of how to spend this money…
