The Google representative looked expressionless and wrote "$2.5 billion in cash" on the paper.

He thought for a while, crossed out the number again, and changed it to "US$2.62 billion in cash."

Khosrowshahi seemed very confident. He just understood what Howard said about "prioritizing cash". Zhang Yida is still the same Zhang Yida.

This young rich man prefers cash rather than company equity in M&A transactions.

Although he was confident in the value of Uber's equity, he chose to fill out the form in all cash just to be on the safe side.

Google has always been interested in transportation and is one of Uber's early investors, holding more than 5% of Uber's shares.

But a few months ago, the relationship between Google and Uber soured, with Google's self-driving car unit suing Uber's self-driving company for patent infringement and misappropriation of trade secrets.

At the same time, Google also invested US$500 million in Lyft, Uber's arch-enemy, and became an important shareholder holding more than 5% of Lyft's shares.

To ensure nothing goes wrong, Khosrowshahi filled in "US$2.7 billion in cash + 100 million in equity."

The three letters were collected and opened on the spot. Zhang Yida looked at them and could only sigh that Uber is so damn rich.

"Congratulations to Uber, congratulations to Mr. Khosrowshahi."

When the final results were announced, the Google representative shrugged and walked away.

Logan Green looked disappointed and shook his head and walked away. It seemed that this Green really had no chance with him.

Khosrowshahi had a smile on his face and shook hands with Zhang Yida, Howard, Huang Xiaofeng and others one by one.

Zhang Yida is also very satisfied with the price, mainly the cash part, the number is large, and Uber is very sincere.
Chapter completed!