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"I didn't recognize your greatness last time."

The chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group withdrew his right hand, sat down with a smile, and replied.

"Yeah, yeah, we became friends after a fight (acfe)."

"Come on, waiter, bring the food."

While trying to smooth things over, Shen Bi pressed the service bell to have the waiter serve the dishes.

After hearing the service bell, the waiter brought in the dishes and pushed open the door.

A while later, after the dishes were served, the door closed again.

"Mr. Ni, I've come to see you today."

"The main point is to discuss whether you are willing to acquire Wharf Holdings shares from the Jardine Matheson Group?"

Shen Bi then broke the silence and asked Ni Yongjun directly.

Why not hire the shipping magnate?

"The shipping magnate should have plenty of money."

When Ni Yongjun heard about this, he asked Shen Bi curiously.

"The price offered by the shipping magnate is too low."

The chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group then opened his mouth and answered Ni Yongjun's question directly.

It wasn't that he didn't want to hire the shipping magnate, but rather that the price he offered was too low.

Moreover, the price is so low that it's unacceptable.

Because the shipping magnate signed an emergency payment agreement, the company was short of funds and used all its money to pay off the emergency payment.

When he heard that he wanted to sell 35 percent of the shares, Bao, the shipping magnate, immediately offered an incredibly low price of 20 yuan.

Twenty yuan per share for Wharf Holdings, who can afford that?

It should be noted that he obtained the 18 million shares by exchanging them for shares of Hong Kong Island Land.

Although the Hong Kong Island Land is worth HK$100, since it is also a subsidiary of the Jardine Matheson Group, I would definitely ask for HK$80.

Therefore, he definitely couldn't accept Wharf Holdings at 20 yuan per share.

It should be at least 60 yuan per share.

He had already accepted a discount and paid 60 yuan as a loss.

"So you think I can offer a high price?"

As Ni Yongjun picked up the fish with his chopsticks to eat, he asked with a sneer.

“Compared to the shipping magnate, you still have two billion in your HSBC account, so relatively speaking, you can offer a higher price.”

The chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group directly revealed Ni Yongjun's background.

"Okay, we all know each other well."

"Tell me, at what price do you want to offer 35% of the shares?"

Ni Yongjun put down his chopsticks and asked the chairman of Jardine Matheson directly.

"Mr. Ni, are you really capable of buying up so many stocks?"

Upon hearing what Ni Yongjun said, the chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group asked in surprise.

"How much?"

Ni Yongjun ignored him and instead asked a question in return.

"sixty."

When Jardine Matheson's chairman heard Ni Yongjun say this, he didn't raise the price and directly stated his own target price.

"Expensive."

"Even if you slowly sell your shares in the stock market, you still won't reach 60 yuan per share."

Ni Yongjun continued to eat the fish with his chopsticks, talking as he ate.

"So, Mr. Ni, what price are you willing to pay for this 35% stake?"

After hearing Ni Yongjun's analysis, the chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group gritted his teeth and asked again.

"Fifty."

Ni Yongjun answered while eating the fish with his chopsticks.

"can."

The chairman of Jardine Matheson Group remained silent for a moment before gritting his teeth and speaking.

"But there's a condition."

After hearing that the chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group had agreed, Ni Yongjun put down his chopsticks and looked at the chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group.

"Mr. Ni, isn't it inappropriate to lower the price now?"

Shen Bi then interjected.

"It's not a price issue."

"But you didn't know me that day in the Wharf meeting room."

"So you kneel down and apologize."

"The transaction is now complete."

Ni Yongjun pulled out a chair, making room for the chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group to kneel down.

"Mr. Ni, isn't this inappropriate?"

Shen Bi then stood up and said to Ni Yongjun with a distressed expression.

"Shen Bi".

"I agree."

“I understand the pride of the Chinese people.”

Jardine Matheson's chairman called a halt to Sir Michael Sandberg's proposal, agreeing to Ngai Wing-Chun's request.

Then, he walked over, knelt down in front of Ni Yongjun, and said to Ni Yongjun:

"I'm sorry, I didn't recognize your greatness."

"Pleasant to work with."

After receiving a kneel from the chairman of the Jardine Matheson Group, Ni Yongjun smiled and extended his right hand to the chairman.

The three then went to HSBC to complete the transfer of ownership.

Ni Yongjun bought 35 million shares of Wharf Holdings from the Jardine Matheson Group for 1.75 billion.

His total shareholding in Wharf Holdings reached 49%.

The entire Wharf Holdings has only two shareholders: the shipping magnate, who owns 51%, and the other, who owns 49%.

The news of the deal spread throughout Hong Kong Island by the afternoon it was completed.

After Jardine Matheson sold all its Kowloon Wharf shares, it announced its withdrawal from Hong Kong Island and its return to the UK.

Just then, Ni Yongjun's phone rang.

He picked it up and saw it was a call from Bao, the major shareholder of Wharf Holdings.

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"Hey, Mr. Ni."

"Are you free to come over for dinner tonight?"

As soon as the call connected, Bao Chuanwang immediately invited Ni Yongjun to his home for dinner.

"Okay, I'll be there tonight."

When Ni Yongjun heard the invitation from the shipping magnate, he accepted.

I had already invited you before, but I was busy attending the opening of an arcade in Yau Ma Tei, so I didn't have time.

The Yau Ma Tei area has been leveled and is currently in the cleanup phase.

Since he had nothing else to do at the moment, he agreed to go and visit the shipping magnate.

It is highly likely that the shipping magnate will be preparing to buy his Wharf Holdings shares tonight.

If it were to be acquired, it might not be fifty yuan, but one hundred yuan.

Because he knew that Wharf Holdings could make money, and a lot of money at that.

Especially his son-in-law, who is a business genius.

So owning Wharf Holdings is like having a rooster that lays gold.

So if the shipping magnate wants to buy his shares, he can, but only at a high price.

Moreover, even if he sells it, he will buy it back on the stock market.

Because this is a long-term stock.

As long as you hold it, you're guaranteed to make a profit.

Evening arrived quickly.

Ni Yongjun rode the Tiger Head to the top of Victoria Peak, where the ship king lived.

The older generation of wealthy people on Hong Kong Island like to live here because they believe that they can see far and wide and see their future wealth.

But later wealthy people preferred to live in bustling high-rise buildings.

Yes, he likes living in high-rise buildings, so he will build the tallest building on Hong Kong Island if he has the opportunity.

Let the older generation of wealthy people see what it truly means to have a good view and live in a high place.

Chinese people need to have courage and determination.

"Mr. Ni, welcome to my home."

Upon hearing the sound of Tiger Head Ben, Bao Chuanwang walked over from the living room, welcoming him with a smile.

"Thank you for the invitation."

Ni Yongjun grasped the right hand that the ship king extended and responded politely.

The two exchanged polite greetings as they entered the living room.

As soon as he entered, he saw an elderly man in his sixties sitting inside. Upon seeing the visitor, he stood up and looked at Ni Yongjun with bright eyes.

"Mr. Ni, let me introduce you. This is Huo Yingdong, Old Master Huo."

“Ni Sheng, Ni Yongjun.”

At this point, Bao Chuanwang introduced Ni Yongjun and Huo Lao to each other.

"Hello, Mr. Ni."

"Hello, Mr. Huo."

The three of them then sat down around the dining table.

"Mr. Ni, what do you think is the reason I called you here today?"

As soon as Bao Chuanwang sat down, he asked Ni Yongjun.

"Wharf Holdings?"

Ni Yongjun looked at Bao Chuanwang with a smile and asked.

"Yes and no."

"You hold 49% of Wharf Holdings."