Conrad knew he could not offend this unruly young master in public.
After thinking about it, Conrad picked up his phone and made a call to Harbor City.
“Interested to come to Nauritus City to have some fun, Mr. Langdon? The flight’s tonight. You’re in for a great show tomorrow.
“Yeah, I just want to show you how I’ll end Jasper and Henry. Jasper is easy to deal with, but Henry…
“Okay, I’ll leave Henry to you, then. I’ll book your flight ticket and pick you up at the airport.”
…
With the outside world following this news, Skyward Aluminum’s shareholders meeting began on time at eight o’clock the next morning.
Downstairs of Skyward Aluminum, Jasper met up with the Securities Regulatory Commission’s retail representative.
“We meet again, Mr. Laine.”
This time around, the representative was a man called Dwayne Martin. He was from the Securities Regulatory Commission’s middle management, representing the Securities Regulatory Commission to oversee the shareholders meeting and to represent the retail investors.
Listed companies were required to accept the Securities Regulatory Commission’s supervision when it involved events that could bring major changes to the company.
Since this was a listed company, there were bound to be retail investors who held the company’s shares. The law stipulated that the right to exercise shareholder rights be given to these retail investors, but since it was impossible for a company to gather all its retail investors, a retail representative would be chosen instead.
As a representative, Dwayne was also here to protect the interests of a group of retail investors.
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