The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 321

Chapter 321

James told him, “200 millions.”

lan’s lips twitched, and he really wanted to curse right then.

That was a lot of money.

James then added, “I know it’s just pocket change to Light Group.”

lan was speechless-the Light Group of the present actually did not have that much money. They had already emptied their coffers for that last 80 million dollar injection!

Nonetheless, he could not afford to tell James that he did not have the money for appearance’s sake. There would be more trouble if he did, and word of that somehow reached Light Group’s board members.

“Give me some time.”

He had an idea-there were several Light Group projects that were still underway, and he could divert the capital from those projects to Eastdawn.

He certainly had no intention of giving up halfway on Eastdawn since this was his first project. Moreover, they had an agreement, and the second injection was basically agreed upon.

Hence, he began to make the calls to sell off their projects.

Fortunately, they soon found a buyer-Remy, a foreign company, was willing to acquire the projects, while paying them the full amount for it.

To ensure that they were not trading with a shell company or getting swindled, lan even did some research online.

It appeared that the company was registered in Franconia, and though it was just founded three years ago, it had already garnered significant fame. It seemed that those in the business had heard about their mysterious CEO, who was known for his exceptional insight-any projects he invested in always turned out to be money-makers, with a network project he invested in two years ago now raking in tremendous profits every year since. The company’s revenue was going nowhere but up, and they were starting to branch out into other industries, including showbiz, lifestyle products, networking, multimedia technology, medicine… each of which were bringing in significant revenue as well.

lan decided that they were reliable, and reached out to them through an intermediary, selling off two of the best projects that Light Group had left.