Rayson looked grim.
The share prices keep tumbling, and many minority shareholders are selling off their shares because they can’t hold out any longer.
Initially, they agreed that if they were going to sell their shares, they’d sell them to my minority shareholders. But now, they’re selling them to Oswald at a high price.
Their prices are way higher than I expected, and even if I wanted to buy their shares, I wouldn’t be able to buy much. Nonetheless, I’m determined to get my hands on as many of those shares as possible.
He relayed all the information to Susanne, who narrowed her eyes after learning that Oswald had purchased many shares at a high price.
I have a rough figure in my mind of the assets he has on hand, so where is he getting the money to buy these stocks at such steep prices?
While Susanne was puzzling over the matter, elsewhere, Oswald was dialing a number excitedly.
“Mr. Rhaylie, I’ve bought the shares as you instructed. There’s only a little more to go before my shares equal Vinson’s.” Excitement bubbled within him as he spoke.
Mr. Rhaylie said before that if he’s satisfied with how I handle this matter, the position of Nightshire Group’s chairman will be mine. For the sake of getting that position, I have to go all out to do as he instructed.
“Not bad. Continue to acquire more shares. Once you hold slightly more shares than Vinson, I can make Nightshire Group change its owner.” There was a hint of an ominous tone in the man‘s voice.
Oswald was so excited that his heartbeat raced, and he nodded and agreed at once.
I have to figure out a way to purchase Dayver’s shares. If I acquire what he owns, I’ll have fifteen percent more than Vinson. Then, even if Susanne gives Vinson all the shares she holds, he’ll still have five percent less than me.
Five percent may appear insignificant, but it’s worth quite a lot.
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