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Bard, 56 years old, originally from England, started as an engineer in his youth and is now the current Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hong Kong Electric Group.

As someone who has worked for Hong Kong Electric Group for more than thirty years, Bard can be regarded as a meritorious official of Hong Kong Electric Group, and he has contributed a lot to Hong Kong Electric Group over the years.

Of course, he has also received the honor, money and status he deserves.

Because Bard has worked at Hong Kong Electric Group for most of his life, his prestige within the group is very high.

The movement on the stock market side also reached Bard's ears as soon as possible.

Hearing this news, Bard couldn't sit still.

He directly asked the secretary to notify all senior executives to hold an interim senior management meeting.

As a publicly listed company, Hong Kong Electric Group has never had a family-owned major shareholder. Before Su Cheng participated in the secret acquisition of Hong Kong Electric Group's shares, the largest shareholder of Hong Kong Electric Group held even only 6 percentage points.

Therefore, there are very many shareholders of Hong Kong Electric Group.

These shareholders can't really have a say in things, so naturally they are just a pile of loose sand.

Therefore, basically the power of Hong Kong Electric Group rests with the senior management.

It is precisely because of this that since Bard successfully ran for Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hong Kong Electric Group four years ago, he has become the most powerful person in Hong Kong Electric Group.

However, when the news from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange came, Bard felt a sense of threat.

Hong Kong Electric Group has been monitoring the situation of Hong Kong Electric Group on the stock market, especially in the past two months, Hong Kong Electric Group has been trading frequently, and the transaction amount has also increased sharply, which has made Bard pay more attention to the situation on the stock exchange.

It's just that Tianyuan Investment Company was using multiple accounts to operate at that time, and although the trading volume was large, the daily trading volume was relatively stable, which made Bard and other senior executives of Hong Kong Electric Group unable to see any problems at all.

For this phenomenon, as senior executives of the group, they have no way to do anything, they can only let it go and take things as they come.

After all, stock trading is a market behavior. As a listed company, others buying shares of Hong Kong Electric Group is legal and compliant. Without evidence of harming the interests of Hong Kong Electric Group, what right do they have to stop the stock trading of Hong Kong Electric Group!

However, today the shares of Hong Kong Electric Group were suddenly liquidated, and combined with the previous movements in the stock market, they finally realized that something was wrong.

In less than ten minutes, all senior executives in the company, except for those on business trips, arrived at the company's conference room.

Hong Kong Electric Group's general manager, deputy general manager, chief financial officer, chief operating officer, chief production officer, chief sales officer, general manager of the real estate department, general manager of the advertising department and other department leaders were basically all present.

"Everyone, this time's emergency interim meeting, I believe you all know the reason more or less, right? I will say it again here, the bid orders of Hong Kong Electric Group shares below HK$10 were all bought by a mysterious consortium an hour ago. I asked someone to do the statistics, and they directly took down 6.43% of Hong Kong Electric Group's shareholders in this wave, directly becoming the largest shareholder of Hong Kong Electric Group.

These things were originally nothing, but our group's shares have been trading abnormally on the stock market for a while, so I suspect, is there a direct connection between the two? If an ambitious shareholder comes to power, I believe everyone knows the consequences. This involves everyone's future position issues. I hope you all take this issue seriously, and let's discuss how to deal with the opponents that may appear."

Bard looked at the silent senior executives at the scene and said directly.

Previously, the largest shareholder of Hong Kong Electric Group was also a foreigner, holding 6.12% of the shares. However, he only held the shares and did not participate in the management of Hong Kong Electric Group.

Therefore, if the same person takes down so many shares this time, then no matter whether he has just bought them before, it is enough to become a major shareholder of Hong Kong Electric Group. 6.43% is not much more than 6.12%, but 0.31% more is also a lead.

All the managers were talking and discussing the sudden appearance of this matter.

If it was something that had nothing to do with them, of course they would not pay attention to this matter.

However, the current problem may involve every senior executive.

Because, if a very ambitious shareholder really enters the market, then he may replace the existing management with his subordinates. At that time, everyone present today may be dismissed.

Therefore, this is not just Bard's business, but the business of all senior executives. These senior executives are naturally very clear, and Bard doesn't need to say it too clearly.

To be a senior executive of a large listed company, everyone present is an elite in the workplace, and they are not simple people.

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"Mr. Chairman, I wonder if you have any clues about the financial group behind this? Do they have the ambition to become a controlling shareholder?" The general manager of Hong Kong Electric Group asked.

"No, I just learned about this matter, and I have arranged for people to investigate this matter. If you want to find out, it will take at least tonight or tomorrow." Bard smiled wryly.

"Now we don't know who the opponent is. If we knew, it would be easy to solve. Chinese culture has an idiom that says it well, prescribe the right medicine. We don't know who the other party is yet, and we can't make a response based on the other party's situation." The deputy general manager also said with a wry smile.

As a listed company with no shareholders interfering in management rights, they, as senior executives of the group, are very comfortable, so naturally they don't want a controlling shareholder to suddenly emerge, because if a controlling shareholder appears, it means that their positions may be cut at any time.

Just as a group of senior executives of Hong Kong Electric Group were discussing countermeasures, in London, thousands of miles away, at this time, Yu Xing, representing Su's Group, solemnly signed the equity transfer contract with Rudolf, a shareholder of Hong Kong Electric Group.

Then, the two exchanged contracts and signed their names on another contract again.

"Mr. Rudolf, happy cooperation. I will immediately contact our colleagues in Hong Kong to fax the signed contract to them, and then they will immediately arrange the funds for you." Yu Xing stood up, shook hands with Rudolf, and said with a smile.

"Thank you very much, and best wishes to you!" Rudolf also replied with a smile.

All this was too smooth, so smooth that Rudolf even felt that it was not real.

However, although the contract has been signed, their contract will only be effective when the funds are received, so Rudolf is not worried about anything.