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And so, Zhong Chuhong once again became Su Cheng's personal assistant.

In the evening, Su Cheng received a call from Brother Wu, asking him to go to the fax machine and fax him the information he had found.

The information Brother Wu found wasn't much, only two pages, but the content on these pages was very detailed.

For example, the current shareholder structure of China Motor Bus, in addition to the Yan family and the Huang family, all shareholders holding more than 0.5% were recorded in detail.

In addition, the details of these shareholders were also noted, making it easy for Su Cheng's people to find them.

Compared to the information Su Cheng obtained from Xiao Ai, the information provided by Brother Wu was much more detailed.

After all, Xiao Ai could only find some superficial information. The information it stored considered China Motor Bus to be just an inconspicuous company. It was already good enough that it was even mentioned.

After receiving the information, Su Cheng turned around and directly called Zhang Qizheng.

"Boss, I was just about to call you. This afternoon at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, we directly bought a high-volume order of 0.23%. Although it's a bit higher than the market price, I think it's very worthwhile. However, in the short term, HSBC's stock price may remain at the current price for a while. Of course, given HSBC's stock price, this high price shouldn't last too long. Currently, the shares we hold have reached 4.12%. If calculated according to the shareholding ratio, we have become one of HSBC's top five shareholders, ranking fourth."

Before Su Cheng could say what he wanted, Zhang Qizheng said with a smile.

4.12% is already enough to become one of HSBC's top five shareholders. This is because HSBC's stock is too dispersed.

Currently, HSBC's largest shareholder only holds about 7% of the shares.

And there are only three shareholders with more than 4.12% of the shares.

In fact, Su Cheng has already become one of HSBC's top three shareholders.

Because, in addition to the 4.12% of the shares, he had previously obtained 1% of the shares at a very low price with the support of the HSBC board of directors. This 1% of the shares is known to everyone.

As for the 4.12% secretly acquired by Tianyuan Investment Company, it has naturally not been exposed.

Despite this, added together, Su Cheng actually owns 5.12% of HSBC's shares, officially becoming HSBC's third largest shareholder.

And the original third largest shareholder only held 4.51% of the shares.

Unknowingly, Su Cheng has secretly become one of HSBC's top three shareholders.

If it were someone else, they would have couldn't wait to announce this news.

After all, becoming one of HSBC's top three shareholders gives you a lot of say in HSBC.

Moreover, it is estimated that no one in the entire world except Su Cheng has the idea of ​​controlling HSBC.

Therefore, other people becoming HSBC shareholders would never hide it, and would want everyone to know.

"Okay, keep up the good work, and don't leak the news. I hope to become HSBC's second largest shareholder, or even the largest shareholder, within this year," Su Cheng said with a smile.

HSBC's second largest shareholder currently holds 5.93% of HSBC's shares. Don't underestimate the small difference between 5.12% and 5.93%. It's actually because HSBC's stock is too scattered, and it's not easy to acquire at a low price.

It largely depends on luck. For example, someone suddenly puts up a large direct order, like this time's 0.23% large order. Although this type of order is slightly higher than the market price, buying it will not cause you to be targeted, after all, it is just a single order.

But if you keep sweeping up the scattered orders on the market, and you need to sweep up as much as 0.23%, you will definitely attract a lot of attention.

"Don't worry, boss, I will handle this matter well. I will pay more attention to the acquisition of HSBC shares. By the way, boss, have you found information about China Motor Bus?"

Su Cheng didn't need to say much about how to take down China Motor Bus. Zhang Qizheng knew how to operate better than him.

Zhang Qizheng, who was far away in Tianyuan Building, began to read the information about China Motor Bus after receiving it.

Since this project was entrusted to him, he naturally had to find a way to complete it.

After reading the information, Zhang Qizheng discovered that although the total stock price of China Motor Bus was not high, it was not easy to acquire China Motor Bus and become its controlling shareholder.

Currently, the total number of issued shares of China Motor Bus is 37 million, and the current market price is between HK$19 and HK$20 per share.

Even if calculated at a price of HK$20 per share, the total market value of China Motor Bus's stock is only HK$740 million, which is at least half of its actual value.

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After reading the information, Zhang Qizheng finally understood why the boss was eyeing it.

Most importantly, the land under China Motor Bus's name is very suitable for real estate development.

For example, the CMB parking lot has a very large area, and one parking lot is enough to develop a small-scale community.

Moreover, land like parking lots does not require demolition, so development costs can be greatly reduced.

However, the Yan family, the current major shareholder of China Motor Bus, holds 33.3% of China Motor Bus's shares. It is basically very, very difficult for Zhang Qizheng to secretly manipulate it.

The most difficult thing is that several of China Motor Bus's shareholders support the Yan family. The shares of these people, plus the shares of the Yan family, have already reached 40%.

It is impossible for Zhang Qizheng to get more than 40% of the shares without being discovered by them.

And once discovered, the Yan family will definitely increase its shareholding, and the difficulty will be even greater at that time.

This is a bit tricky!

Zhang Qizheng sat in the chair in the office, his fingers unconsciously tapping on the desk, making a "咚咚咚" sound.

With Su Cheng's funds, he can of course forcibly acquire it. As long as the price is right, even the Yan family can give up their shares.

However, in this way, the price that Tianyuan Investment Company has to pay is very high. This is naturally not what Su Cheng, the boss, wants to see, and Zhang Qizheng will not do it that way. Otherwise, what is the use of him, the general manager?

What is now in front of Zhang Qizheng is how to get the controlling stake in China Motor Bus at the lowest cost. (End of this chapter)