While Wu Jia was deeply involved in family turmoil and suspected misappropriation of company assets, Jiang Feng did not stop.

April 22nd.

After a month-long secret acquisition, as well as the purchase of 7% of the shares from Standard Chartered Bank and the 12% of Wharf shares originally owned by Huifeng Bank, Jiang Feng already owns 48.88% of the shares.

It is only one step away from 51%.

But is there really one step left?

Actually no.

In this acquisition war, Jiang Feng not only participated in the acquisition of Wharf, but also Wheelock.

Not only did Wheelock’s stock price reach more than 11 yuan, it was equivalent to two-thirds of Wheelock’s market value evaporating.

Yuan Tianfan, who invested 5 billion Hong Kong dollars, was frantically cutting leeks. When he borrowed it from an institution, it was 31 yuan per share, but when he returned it, it was less than 13 yuan per share.

This is equivalent to a net profit of more than 18 yuan per share.

To put it simply, Yuan Tianfan made a profit of more than HK$2.9 billion by shorting Wheelock.

Not only that, at a low price, he also acquired 200 million shares of Wheelock, accounting for about 25% of Wheelock’s shares.

The 16.66% Wheelock shares were worth HK$6.2 billion before.

Now, Jiang Feng only spent less than HK$2.4 billion to acquire 16.66% of Wheelock shares.

Wheelock also holds 40.33% of Wharf shares.

According to Jiang Feng’s shares in Wheelock, it is equivalent to indirectly holding 6.7% of Wharf’s shares.

Adding this to the 48.88 shares he holds in Wharf, he actually holds 55.58%, already exceeding the 51% holding line.

After obtaining the controlling stake.

Jiang Feng ordered the newspapers to immediately announce the news………

The stock prices of Wheelock and Wharf continued to plummet, and someone secretly acquired the shares. Naturally, Wu Jiazheng was aware of it. On the one hand, he ordered the company to start a buyback plan, and on the other hand, he was negotiating with Bao Pongrong to avoid divorce.

However, this time Bao Pairong was determined to get a divorce, which made Wu Mazheng a little helpless.

Although everyone in the company is already his confidant.

Apart from him, Bao Peirong could not command at all.

But it is undeniable that Bao Pairong is the company’s major shareholder and the legitimate boss.

After seeing the point of no return.

Naturally, Wu Jia Zheng was unwilling to just leave the house. With the clever ideas and planning of his subordinates, Wu Jia Zheng formally filed a lawsuit in the court on Hong Kong Island, demanding that Wharf and Wheelock owned by Bao Pong Rong be listed on the market. The company’s shares belong to the joint property of the husband and wife, and one person should have half in the event of divorce.

Soon, the news about Wu Bazheng’s lawsuit against Bao Beirong became the front-page news of major newspapers in Hong Kong.

《Infighting among wealthy families? Conflict between husband and wife? Today, Wu Bazheng sued his wife, suing Song for property distribution.》———oriental newspaper

《One year after the death of the shipping king, may the model couple of the Bao family get divorced?》———reward

《The son-in-law who came to the door sued his wife, and the 50 billion property was the joint property of the husband and wife!》———star island newspaper

《Wu Mazheng’s lawyer sued Bao Pourong in court!》———new world news…….

Almost every major newspaper in Hong Kong published the news that Wu Jia Zheng was suing Bao Pairong.

Infighting and family disputes among wealthy families have always been the focus of the media in Hong Kong.

After all, ordinary people in Xiangjiang have no access to that level and can only learn about it through newspapers.

If we say that large newspapers such as Sing Tao News, Shinsekai News, and Sun News have some professional ethics, the headlines chosen by tabloids and entertainment weeklies in order to increase circulation or attract attention are really awesome. like:

《Shocking! Rich man Wu Bazheng has a history of domestic violence and beats actresses many times》

《Shocking, a rich man surnamed Wu had sex transactions with many actresses in the entertainment industry》

《Is the private life of the chairman of a listed company chaotic? Have you ever taken a female model to a hotel to book a room many times?》

《Shock! The case of a famous actress jumping from a building may be related to a wealthy man named Wu. The police announced that they are involved in the investigation.》…

Whatever attracts attention.

For these small newspapers and weekly magazines, negative news about rich people like this is their favorite right now.

This is also the time of year when they sell the best.

As for worrying about being sued by wealthy people.

These tabloids are not worried at all.

Because the people behind such a small newspaper are people from major social groups in Hong Kong.

The main legitimate sources of income for the Xiangjiang Society are valet parking, visiting venues, and publishing magazines and newspapers.

And the rich generally don’t want to deal with these bad guys.

If you are unwilling to sue for that magazine, even if you win the lawsuit, it will be of no use. How dare you go to a shady newspaper to compensate you?

Not only will they not lose money, but they will be blackmailed.

Of course, tabloids will not break the news without a bottom line.

They usually look for rich people who have no power or power, or who have not reached the level of the top ten richest people in Hong Kong.

In this way, it doesn’t matter even if the gods are bragging and the devil is messing around.

As for the top ten richest people.

The community groups in Xiangjiang still dare not offend.

After all, none of these rich people are worth less than tens of billions, so they can just throw away hundreds of millions to buy someone.

No matter how many brothers you have, you can’t withstand hundreds of thousands or even millions of people chasing you.

Therefore, these”black” newspapers still have a certain sense of propriety when reporting and hyping things.

Wu Jiazheng, the son-in-law who came to the house, was already divorcing Bao Sheng’s daughter, so they naturally didn’t take it seriously. With the money handed over by someone, they naturally hyped it up very hard.

All kinds of shit basins were thrown at Wu Jia Zheng.

For a time, all the major newspapers in Xiangjiang were full of news about Wu Jia Zheng for several days.

And Wu Baozheng was completely popular.

It wasn’t until a piece of news appeared that this situation changed

《burst! In the latest news, Blue Mountain Group announced its official acquisition of Wharf Group and Wheelock Group. 》

The news swept through the entire Xiangjiang like a tornado and an earthquake.

Instead, the entire Xiangjiang real estate circle was shaken.

After being shocked, he became increasingly wary of the Lanshan Group and Jiang Feng.

Originally, Xiangjiang Real Estate Group was dismissive of Blue Mountain Group.

However, as Blue Mountain Group passed the Xiangjiang New Airport Plan, it acquired core land such as Central Reclamation and West Kowloon Reclamation.

It already made them very afraid.

Later, Blue Mountain acquired the Land Group and took over all the land of Heung Kong Land, especially the dozen or so property buildings in the core area of Central.

Now it has acquired Wharf and Wheelock.

This guy is planning to go to Xiangjiang No. 1 Real Estate Group.

In fact, they were right.

Jiang Feng wants to build Blue Mountain Group into the largest real estate company in Hong Kong.

No, not Hong Kong, but the whole world…….

“It’s impossible how they could control Wharf.”

In the chairman’s office of the Wheelock Group Building, Wu Bazheng looked in disbelief. He staggered back two steps, his lips trembled, and his face began to turn livid.

Finally, Wu Bazheng acted like crazy and tore up the newspaper in his hand. Madly said:”Impossible, absolutely impossible…Is this false? It is impossible for Jiang Feng to acquire Wharf?”


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