From the prototype, immortal - Chapter 1363

As competitors, Osborne Company and Hammer Industries hold 4% and 5% of the shares respectively. This is not only a reflection of mutual checks and balances, but also a microcosm of the complex relationships within the industry.

The remaining 28% of the shares are scattered in the hands of more than 20 different companies and families. Although these shareholders hold a small shareholding ratio, their voices are equally important at the shareholders’ meeting, and they play a key role in certain key issues. On the basis of common interests or strategic considerations, these shareholders may form temporary alliances, thereby exerting an important influence on the company’s decision-making.

Especially when faced with major changes or transformations, their positions and choices can often influence the development of the situation.

Stark Industries stipulates that any single shareholder holding less than 1% of the shares does not have the right to directly participate in shareholder meetings. This rule is designed to maintain the company’s stable operations and prevent excessive interference by small shareholders.

Faced with the current situation, Tony quickly adjusted his mentality and began to conduct an in-depth analysis of the motives and background of this anonymous investor.

Jarvis quickly retrieved relevant transaction records and market intelligence.

These data show that the anonymous investor’s share acquisition behavior is extremely covert, and the sources of funds are complex and diverse, involving financial institutions and private investors in multiple countries and regions, making it extremely difficult to track his true identity.

Jarvis used advanced algorithms and data mining techniques to try to uncover this mystery, but progress was slow.

Tony realized that this battle for equity may not be a simple financial investment, but a carefully planned strategic action.

The other party’s purpose may be to gain a say in Stark Industries and then reorganize or split the company to gain greater economic benefits or strategic advantages.

What worries Tony even more is that he himself is also conducting a quiet equity recovery plan.

This plan aims to promote the company’s thorough reform and transformation by closing the weapons department and reinvesting funds and resources originally used for military projects into the fields of technological innovation and green energy.

Tony believes that this is the right direction for the future development of Stark Industries, and it is also his social responsibility as an entrepreneur.

I originally thought that this process would be relatively smooth, but I didn’t expect that Cheng Yaojin would show up halfway. This anonymous investor seemed determined to win the equity of Stark Industries and would make the acquisition at all costs.

In fact, the shares acquired by Chang Wei exceeded 10%. However, due to the concealment of his identity and source of funds, it was difficult for Jarvis to accurately calculate his specific shareholding ratio.

“Intensify acquisition efforts!”

Tony said to Jarvis.

So far, the shares he has reclaimed have brought his total from 34 percent to 38.5 percent.

This was already a lot, but the sudden killing of the giant crocodile gave him a sense of crisis.

"Sir, I must warn you,"

Jarvis continued.

“Currently, the liquidity we can mobilize is almost exhausted. If we continue to increase our acquisition efforts, it will not only seriously affect the company’s daily operations, but may also trigger a series of chain reactions, such as a decrease in supplier trust and a downgrade of bank credit ratings. These will have a long-term negative impact on the company.”

Jarvis said.

“Then sell unimportant assets and some non-core assets in the company to raise more funds for equity recovery. Anyway, if I want to recover my shares, it must be at least 40%!”

Tony knows that it is impossible to recover all the shares, so his ideal proportion is 40%. Although it does not reach 51% of the absolute controlling share, in a company like Stark Industries, this amount One percentage is enough to give him a huge say in the company’s major decisions, almost an absolute controlling position.

In the days that followed, Tony began to deal with assets that he considered unimportant.

Whether it is real estate, art or other investment projects, as long as he can get enough funds, he will sell them without hesitation.

In addition, he also decisively terminated some long-term but slow-return investment projects and quickly recovered the funds.

The rapidity and decisiveness of this series of measures have caused serious doubts about the financial status of Stark Industries, and there are even rumors that the company is facing a serious financial crisis.

On the stock market, Stark Industries’ stock price fluctuated briefly as a result. Investors were panicked and sold their stocks one after another, causing the stock price to fall for a time.

Chang Wei acquired 5% of the shares from investors, and 7% of the shares from Wall Street financial tycoons, such as JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, etc., and then Osborne Industries and Hammer Industries That adds up to a total of nine percent of the shares.

Then he acquired 3% of the shares from more than two dozen different companies and families, and now his shareholding ratio has reached 24.55%.

Became the second largest shareholder of Stark Industries.

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This can already do a lot of things, such as blocking Tony’s decisions and reforms.

Of course, Chang Wei would not do this. He just spent money to acquire shares of Stark Industries just for fun. In order to maintain the stability of the stock price and avoid causing market panic due to his acquisition behavior, causing the stock price to rise irrationally, Chang Wei A series of complex financial operations were carefully planned.

He uses a variety of financial instruments such as options, futures, and swaps to hedge the risk of stock price fluctuations brought about by his acquisitions.

At the same time, he also secretly contacted a number of large investment institutions, and by coordinating their buying and selling behaviors, he kept the stock price of Stark Industries in a relatively stable range.

However, contrary to expectations, the large-scale acquisitions of Tony Stark and Chang Wei in the stock market unexpectedly strengthened the market’s confidence in Stark Industries.

Investors who were originally hesitant because of various negative rumors began to re-examine the company.

They found that although Stark Industries faced liquidity problems in the short term, its advantages in technological innovation, product development and market prospects were still obvious.

Especially Tony Stark himself, as the founder and soul of the company, his every innovation and breakthrough brought huge commercial value to the company.

Investors began to believe that as long as Tony Stark was still there, the future of Stark Industries was full of infinite possibilities. This accumulation of positive emotions gradually promoted the recovery of stock prices.

But it doesn’t matter. The 10% of the shares jointly held by the US Army and Air Force have been taken by Chang Wei, making his shareholding ratio reach an astonishing 34.55%, almost on par with Tony, and the remaining shares are not worth fighting for.