Tang Sili hurriedly said, "Anything is fine."
Xiao Yebai had assud that this surgical professor would modestly refuse, but that was not the response.
Zhang Sanfeng turned around, glancing once more at Xiao Yebai’s face.
Clearly, Xiao Yebai had read the aning in his eyes, and wondered whether it was appropriate to speak these words in front of Tang Sili. In response, Xiao Yebai shrugged his shoulders, indicating his usual disregard.
Even a person like Zhang Sanfeng had begun to question Tang Sili’s intentions. It was evident that the surgical professor possessed a kind of threatening instinct.
Xiao Yebai recalled the phone call from the chief justice earlier, reconsidering whether he should ask the chief justice to simply promote Tang Sili to vice president.
It felt, sohow, more interesting that way.
Thus, as Tang Sili was pouring his own tea, he suddenly felt a chill, realizing that only his boss beside him was capable of such an aura.
Returning to business, SUNV, the financial company intent on acquiring Changda, what exactly was its background?
According to SUNV’s official website, the company had a history of a hundred years. It had always been obscure, almost entirely unknown to everyone, as if people were hearing of this company for the first ti, if not for its attempt to acquire Changda.
In reality, though, with a bit more in-depth research, people would discover that this company had been involved many tis in the capital operations of rgers and acquisitions between large companies. This was also ntioned on the official website. However, in those previous capital operations, the company seed to have played only an auxiliary and catalyzing role, and not as a leader.
If this background information was true, SUNV’s acquisition of Changda could not be considered impromptu or coincidental. As the saying goes, capital seeks profit, and SUNV seed to adhere to this principle as well. The catalyst for this acquisition stemd from Changda’s recent stock issuance combined with a poor dostic and international environnt, which resulted in the majority of dostic stocks listed overseas being severely undervalued.
At that ti, for a period, Changda’s stock price had remained below the normal valuation level, which was when SUNV began to secretly purchase Changda’s stocks through various channels.
The problem was that the majority of Changda’s shares were held in the hands of Xiao Jianming and other senior executives of Changda. To truly achieve a controlling interest, it was nearly impossible for SUNV unless they colluded with certain insiders of Changda. It could only be said that SUNV had long targeted Changda as a profitable venture.
Now, mounting a counterattack was easier said than done. Since SUNV’s interference, Changda’s stock values had increased. The current stock price of Changda was three tis its lowest value.
Even if Xiao Shui and others wanted to help their father wrestle control during this tumultuous ti, acquiring Changda’s stocks at such high prices would require a substantial amount of capital, sothing Changda Group itself could definitely not afford alone, necessitating the need to rally greater financial forces. Moreover, it was hard to calculate how many directors holding significant shares inside Changda could still be trusted, especially with precedents like Kang Junjia making them wary.
It’s the sa old saying, capital is profit-seeking, whoever has more money and power is where capital will flow. By this standard, most shareholders of Changda seed indifferent to the foreign capital’s involvent in the acquisition of Changda’s shares.
As one ordinary shareholder with shares in Changda being interviewed on the street by the dia put it, "The little stock I hold can’t play any decisive role; after all, it doesn’t matter who’s in charge. From what I see, the increase in Changda’s stock price benefits my returns."
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