Objectively evaluate, is Su Chenyu a good guy or a bad guy?

Well, it seems really hard to say, after all, there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people.

In the eyes of some people, Su Chenyu is a big good person, mighty and domineering, gentle and kind, and amiable...... Paralyzed, I really can't make it up, no need to ask, this must be the feeling of Su Chenyu's relatives to this guy - after all, how can his son and the "little lover" be bad?

However, in the eyes of some other people, Su Chenyu is a demon, a man-eating demon. Especially Su Chenyu's opponents, they hate him even more, because this guy is a "robber".

For example, now, Johnson, the chairman of Pearson Group, is about to hate Tianchen Fund to the depths, because this guy not only kicked Pearson Group off the controlling shareholder of Penguin Publishing Group, but now he actually wants to do things again.

Just after Charles Spencer, Su Chenyu's "cheap brother-in-law", successfully counterattacked the position of chairman of Penguin Publishing Group, this guy did not settle down, but chose to continue to do things.

Charles Spencer, who was sitting in the chairman's seat, lightly swept the shareholders of Penguin Publishing Group, and suddenly had a domineering feeling of "power in hand, I have the world" - no wonder everyone wants to be the chairman of a listed company, why is it so cool?

However, Charles Spencer is not an ignorant person, and he did not patronize himself, because he still has an important mission on his shoulders.

With a smile on his face, Charles Spencer looked at all the shareholders again and said, "Everyone, let's discuss some things about the future of the company." ”

Well, after listening to Charles Spencer's words, everyone, including Johnson, chairman of the Pearson Group, looked at Princess Diana's younger brother with a confused face - yes, in the eyes of many people, Charles Spencer is not Spencer IX, but the only brother of the famous Princess Diana.

James, who was in power in the Penguin Publishing Group, said in a very bad mood: "I don't know, does Earl Spencer have anything important to discuss at the shareholders' meeting?"

Ignoring James's yin and yang weirdness, Charles Spencer said with a smile: "Naturally, it's a good thing for Penguin Publishing Group." ”

"I don't know if Earl Spencer has this ability? ”

Well, James exposed Charles Spencer's old bottom without any face, and sneered and turned on the mockery mode. Also, everyone is a figure in the British aristocratic circle, who doesn't know who? Although James is not as good as the famous Spencer family in terms of knighthood, who has made the family capable and sat on the chairmanship of the Pearson Group. In comparison, Charles Spencer is a little ugly, because this guy is just a playboy, that is, he got his father's 100 million pounds inheritance, otherwise, he is just a "poor aristocrat".

Charles Spencer didn't care about James's ridicule at all, and he looked like "I'm my different self" — as if to say, what can you do with me? Besides, Charles Spencer is a winner now, and now I'm sitting in the chairman's chair, not you, Medes.

"In view of the current shortcomings of the company's capital chain and operation, in order to make Penguin Publishing Group better developed, I decided to raise some funds in the form of non-public issuance of shares. ”

Rumble......

Charles Spencer's words were like a hammer hitting James's head hard, and he was about to explode - this is completely a "desperate plan". As for the ultimate purpose?

Do you need to ask?

The root is to kick Pearson, or all the other shareholders, out of Penguin.

Looking at the somewhat depressed James, Charles Spencer didn't say how happy he was in his heart, let your old boy dare to scare me just now, now you feel better! At the same time, Charles Spencer couldn't help but sigh in his heart, his "cheap brother-in-law" was really "wilted and damaged", which directly made the Pearson Group suffer and couldn't say it.

The non-public offering of shares may seem like nothing, but once successful, Pearson's shareholding in Penguin Publishing Group will definitely be diluted. If nothing else, this trick of non-public issuance of shares is not played much, once a year or two, Pearson Group will have to be directly kicked out of Penguin Publishing Group.

Of course, Pearson can also participate in the non-public issuance of shares, but a discerning person can see that this is a big quagmire that can slowly swallow Pearson.

In the end, this is "throwing money at the game".

Whoever has more money will be able to hold out until the end, and then they can win this protracted war.

Yes, Pearson Group is very awesome and rich, but no matter how rich it is, can it still have money to pass the "capital giant" like Tianchen Fund? Behind this guy are banks and consortia. Besides, Pearson's group is not the only Penguin Publishing Group, they have a lot of other businesses to take care of, and they can't drag the whole company down for the sake of one Penguin Publishing Group.

After a thousand turns in his mind, James was like a defeated rooster, drooping his head, and said expressionlessly: "Pearson Group does not plan to subscribe for this non-public issuance of shares, you can do whatever you want." ”

The second largest shareholder said so, and some other small shareholders naturally couldn't say anything else, but it can be seen that these people also saw the "wilting damage" of Tianchen Fund's move - everyone is an old driver, who doesn't know who?

Looking at James and the minority shareholders with satisfaction, Charles Spencer said with a smile: "Since Pearson Group does not plan to subscribe for the company's non-public shares, then Tianchen Fund will subscribe in full." ”

It's like I've been wronged, and I really don't want to be embarrassed.

However, it doesn't matter, because everyone present can see that Penguin Publishing Group's eventful season is not over, and there is still something to do, and it must be a big deal - just look at the state of Pearson's chairman, James.

Sure enough, shortly after the unhappy conclusion of the Penguin Publishing Group's shareholders' meeting, a news broke that shocked the publishing and financial circles in the UK and around the world......