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Fake Husband of the Glamorous CEO-Chapter 74: If the group collapses, let this kid take his wife back home
Thunder Group.
President’s Office.
Lin Yue listened to the reports from her subordinates, saying that among the companies wooed over by Chengjun Group, four suppliers had unilaterally terminated their contracts and ceased cooperation with Thunder Group.
This was adding insult to injury for Thunder Group.
Members from the business department continuously entered the office to report, "President Lin, the people from Chengjun Group called and said if the company is under pressure from stockpiling goods, they can help clear the inventory by purchasing our products at 50% below market price."
Lin Yue kept a stern face, silent.
Chengjun was seizing the opportunity to loot amidst the fire, deliberately provoking.
Assuming that Thunder would eventually buckle, they would be forced to sell off the overstocked goods at low prices to them, so that Thunder Group could recover some capital.
Just then, the assistant rushed over with a phone in hand, "President Lin, it’s our overseas team calling."
Lin Yue took the phone, and the person on the other end spoke hastily, "President Lin, it’s not looking good. It seems Chengjun Group is approaching our foreign clients, quoting prices lower than ours."
"Where did they get the money?" Lin Yue was curious.
A finance officer nearby said, "I heard from the bank that Chengjun Group recently secured a short-term mortgage loan and attracted other capital shareholders."
Lin Yue found herself cornered.
They wanted to undercut Thunder Group completely!
This was the worst-case scenario that the Lin Family did not want to witness.
Clearly, the capital had been waiting, watching what background the Lin Family’s son-in-law had.
After confirming that Gu Feng had no notable background, capital began to eagerly start taking over Thunder Group!
To think they’d move so quickly, not giving Lin Yue any extra time.
This is exactly what Lin Langsheng and his mother, Liu Yan, were afraid of seeing, which is why they wanted to introduce a daughter to a reliable partner within the capital circle.
Only by joining forces with strong partners and having capital could one deter others from engaging in capital warfare.
Money!
It was still a lack of money.
Lin Yue looked towards the finance department, "How much more can we borrow from the bank?"
The finance officer shook his head, "We’ve already secured a 500 million loan previously to pay off suppliers. Given the Group’s current evaluation, I’m afraid they won’t approve further lending."
Lin Yue massaged her temples wearily.
She then said to the assistant, "Help me set up a meeting with all the shareholders."
On the other side.
Beijing, within a courtyard house.
Yu Ling was brewing tea and poured a cup for her sister.
The woman in front of her was Gu Feng’s aunt, Yu Yue.
She took the teacup and smiled, asking, "Sister, I got a little information through my contacts, and it seems your great nephew’s wife’s company won’t last much longer."
Yu Ling was curious, "Hasn’t Feng planned to help his wife?"
Yu Yue laughed, "It seems like he’s unable to help."
Yu Ling frowned, "This kid acts like he’s detached from the family, I thought he had some backing to assist his wife."
Yu Yue, "Should I help her out then? Consider it a meeting gift from me as her elder."
Yu Ling waved her hand, "Let’s see. If Little Yue’s group really collapses, then Feng will bring her back to Beijing, and it would be good for her to work at your place after."
Yu Yue was curious, "Is this your husband’s idea?"
Yu Ling nodded.
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Tianfeng Private Equity Fund Company.
After the expansion of the temporary workspace on the second floor was completed, Gu Feng and his team began managing a capital raising project of 40 billion.
It was originally targeted to raise 50 billion, but they only managed to secure 30 billion.
That was quite an achievement already, considering Tianfeng Company’s strength wasn’t yet sufficient to make a significant name in the industry, hence unable to attract more premium clients.
Of course, managing to scale the managed fund size to 30 billion within a month of taking over the company was a proud achievement in itself.
It’s worth noting that domestic private equity firms with a capital scale of 100 billion do not exceed ten.
Although this fundraising was internally managed, that doesn’t mean that Jiangcheng and other major capital clients weren’t paying attention; they were just continuing to observe.
As analyzed by Zhang Jun and others, these high-end capital clients wanted to see if Tianfeng Group was a scam wanting to abscond with the funds.
Of this 30 billion, Gu Feng personally contributed 6 billion, accounting for 20% of the stake.
This was managed through his mother-in-law Liu Yan’s initial 1 billion operation.
Guo Yunfan and others continued to hold a 25% stake.
The employees took 10%!
Tang Jun alone held 5%.
Then Qin Li, Dong Hui, and Xu Shenghua together held 15%.
The remaining 25% of the stake was divided among the dozen young men who attended the last gathering in the private room.
They totaled 12 persons, each holding about 2%, equivalent to 60 million.
This was the maximum amount of capital these second-tier young men could mobilize.
After they transferred the money to Tianfeng Company’s account, they were still somewhat unsettled, somewhat unsure, they told Guo Yunfan, "We don’t expect to double our money, even a 30% return would satisfy us."
Guo Yunfan looked at their unambitious appearance and laughed, "Alright then, give me your money, and I’ll sign a personal wager agreement with you. If it loses, I’ll pay you back with a 30% return on your principal, but anything above that is mine!"
These words made the young men chuckle sheepishly, "Never mind, let’s stick to the original terms."







