A breakdown of the Atlas Holding Group #3

Hey there!
I'm Misaka, the founder of the Atlas Holding Group (AHG). In today’s article, we’ll dive into AHG’s recent performance, future plans, and a potential logo change to maintain the gold standard we aim for in our operations.

Logo Change

While we’ll be keeping the iconic bull in our logo, I felt the current design wasn’t quite as visually appealing as we’d like. That’s why we’ve created a new, refined logo that we hope will be instantly recognizable to all our readers. It’ll be launched in the next few days.

Transparency

As AHG’s founder, I believe in transparency as a cornerstone for success in Eclesiar. To that end, we’ve launched a Discord server where anyone can join and stay updated on Atlas’s progress! For an invite, feel free to reach out to me or LinkyW.

Current Progress

We’re pleased to announce that all our planned companies are up and running with stable production. We’ve also upgraded our storage capacity (sponsored by me), allowing us to start bulk gold sales in the coming days. This new direction means Atlas will not only earn local currencies but also Gold, which offers diverse opportunities for AHG. Additionally, we aim to distribute the first dividends by the end of the week, assuming all goes as planned.

Looking ahead, we plan to launch a daughter holding focused on Tickets and Air Weapons, targeted for a November or December rollout after the initial dividend payout(s).

Reader Q&A

As promised in the last issue, let’s address some questions from our readers.

Question from Cykachu98:
“Misaka, can you help clarify the controversy around LinkyW's sometimes-questionable newspaper and his role as AHG’s CEO?”

While I’ve noticed some shifts in his newspaper, I fully stand by my decision to appoint LinkyW as CEO of AHG. His economic expertise has driven substantial growth and introduced new benefits that I hadn’t envisioned. Though his articles may not always have the smoothest phrasing, I believe no one is perfect. We’ve discussed his publications, and he will continue to write for his newspaper and I’m hopeful Atlas will eventually receive a reevaluation as well.

Question from Ephy:
“Why base dividends on share value? Couldn’t dividends be based on available funds or profits?”

After reflecting on this, I realized that basing dividends on share value may discourage investment due to volatility and it lacks long-term stability. Therefore, I’ve decided to calculate dividends based on the profit the holding generates, making AHG more attractive to both current and future investors. Moving forward, dividends will be a percentage of weekly profit. I’m still determining the exact rate, but it’ll be in the higher two digits.

This means that the calculation for dividends has changed and would be:
p = Profit
x = amount of percentage
d= Dividend
i = total shares issued
s = shares owned

(p*x%)/i *s = d

(60*50%)/499*10 = 0.6g

Please note that this is just an example equation and does not represent the final dividend payout.

That’s all for today! Stay tuned for Friday’s issue, where we’ll continue to explore the exciting developments happening at the Atlas Holding Group. If you have any questions or topics you’d like us to address, feel free to reach out—we’d be happy to answer them in the next issue!"’

-Misaka, the founder of the Atlas Holding Group