Meituan Can Be 'Massive Business' in Long Term, MSA's Harburg Says

The transcript discusses a company's potential to reach a trillion-dollar valuation, comparing it to Amazon in terms of service expansion and market strategy. The company, led by a visionary entrepreneur, has successfully dominated the food delivery business in China and expanded into other services like ride-sharing. The discussion highlights the company's IPO, investor perspectives, and the challenges of transitioning from a private to a public company. Despite short-term profitability concerns, the long-term outlook is optimistic, with significant market penetration and potential for growth.

What role do existing investors play in the company's strategy and execution?

In what ways does the text suggest that the company can achieve long-term success despite short-term profitability concerns?