Super Rich: Obtained Shares of 100 Billion Group at the Beginning

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Jade suddenly looked up. He had thought his grandfather would be angry, after all, his tone hadn't been very pleasant.

Why does Grandpa seem not angry, but rather somewhat gratified?

"Jade, your ability to see this issue from multiple perspectives shows that you have already begun to grow into a qualified successor!"

The Duke ignored Jade's stunned expression and continued speaking to himself:

"Don't worry, Lu's matter is a matter for our Hern family, and I will help him."

“Your grandfather may be old, but that doesn’t mean I’m senile. This young man, Lu, has a limitless future. Befriending him will only bring benefits, not harm!”

Upon hearing this, Jed, who was still in a daze, instantly became excited.

"Thank you, Grandpa! I'll tell Lu the good news right away."

After saying this, he disappeared from the restaurant, leaving the Duke alone in his seat, shaking his head with a light laugh.

"It's so good to be young after all..."

Two flowers bloom, one branch each.

After receiving a promise from Duke Hern, Lu Feng immediately arranged for Bert Zaka to start acting.

In order to completely dispel Lyman Monroe's doubts, Bert Zaka spent a long time and was rejected countless times before finally approaching the Hearn family's hidden power—the Merck Group.

After a long negotiation, the two sides finally completed the transaction for 120 billion.

Of course, in this deal, Merck played the role of a poor guy who was unaware that Linko was about to go bankrupt.

As for how Merck Group would legitimately transfer its shares to Lu Feng, Liu Ruyan had already devised a plan.

First, when Merck acquired shares in Linklogis, it sent people to Linklogis in person to understand the situation and assert its sovereignty.

At this point, Wen Jingchuan inadvertently revealed that Linkcore was about to go bankrupt. Upon learning this, Merck was furious and sent people to Qualcomm to demand an explanation.

Since Qualcomm has chosen to throw this hot potato away, it will definitely not take it back and will certainly reject Merck.

When the two sides clashed, the head of Merck Group, in order to retaliate against Qualcomm, sold his shares to Lu Feng at a low price in an attempt to spite Qualcomm.

Thus, the grand scheme was complete. Lu Feng not only regained control of Lianke's shares, but more importantly, he prevented the traitor, Bertzaka, from being exposed.

Throughout the entire drama, only Qualcomm and Lyman Monroe remained completely unaware, having been betrayed without even realizing it.

The plan is progressing smoothly.

Tenglong Headquarters.

Looking at the share transfer agreement in their hands, Lu Feng and Wen Jingchuan exchanged a glance, both seeing excitement in each other's eyes.

"Chairman Lu, now that we've acquired those shares, shouldn't we go all out and fight Qualcomm?"

Wen Jingchuan looked at Lu Feng excitedly, his hands clasped together on his knees.

Since the start of the chip war, he has been constantly suppressed by Qualcomm. Now that he has finally broken free of the last shackle, he is eager to have a major battle with Qualcomm.

"Hehe, Mr. Gao, don't be impatient. Haste makes waste. We are going to retaliate, but not by directly confronting Qualcomm and other large corporations. We have better ways!"

A mysterious smile appeared on Lu Feng's face, leaving Wen Jingchuan stunned and wondering what his chairman was up to now.

Yes, you heard right, Lu Feng is now Wen Jingchuan's boss.

With the acquisition of Qualcomm's shares by Lu Feng, Lu Feng has become the largest shareholder of Linklogis, holding an astonishing 77% stake.

With such a large shareholding, the merger of Linko and Tenglong was a natural outcome.

Now, the chip empire Linktronics no longer exists on Earth; all that remains is Tenglong, which inherited all of Linktronics' legacy and market share.

In this rising chip empire, Lu Feng holds 88% of the shares and has become the chairman.

Wen Jingchuan, Ma Tian, ​​and Ren Zhongguo each hold four percent of the shares and have become directors. Wen Jingchuan also serves as the vice president of Tenglong.

Some readers might be wondering at this point: Didn't Ma Tian and Ren Zhongguo hold 5% of Tenglong's shares? How did it become 4%?

In fact, the change in the two people's equity was due to the integration of Linko.

Don't forget, Linkcore's market value was once in the trillions, and 77% of its shares were owned by Lu Feng alone.

With the merger of Tenglong and Lianke, the existing shares will naturally be further diluted. It is already a mercy from Lu Feng that Ma Tian and Ren Zhongguo will only have their shares diluted by one percent in this merger.

As for Wen Jingchuan, he exchanged his shares for four percent of Tenglong's shares.

Thus, Tenglong's overall structure was established, and none of the four major shareholders had any objections to this outcome.

In particular, Ma Tian and Ren Zhongguo exchanged their shares in Alibaba's 999 and Weihua Group for shares in Tenglong, betting on Tenglong's future.

What they didn't expect was that Tenglong rose to prominence so quickly that it directly swallowed up the behemoth that was Lianke, and its market value increased dozens of times in an instant.

This result makes them even more eager to see what surprises Tenglong, now completely free of the blockade, will bring them.

Unlike the happy ending on Lu Feng's side, in Qualcomm's headquarters office, Lyman Monroe had smashed everything he could in his office.

The luxurious office that originally cost tens of millions of dollars to build is now no better than a slum in the United States.

"Huff, huff, huff!"

Lyman Monroe stood there, panting heavily, his once tall and imposing figure now showing signs of slight hunching.

Standing beside him was Bertzaka, who had returned from China to report on his work.

"Sir, please take care of yourself!"

Bertzaka stepped forward and offered words of comfort:

"No one could have imagined what happened to Lianke. Who would have thought they would actually have such audacity to sacrifice a company worth trillions of dollars?"

Upon hearing this, the madness in Lyman Monroe's eyes gradually faded, and reason slowly returned.

Yes, Lu Feng and Wen Jingchuan's decisiveness was something no one expected.

That was a chip empire worth trillions, and it's gone just like that.

“Bertzaka, you’re right. My decision was correct. They were just too unexpected.”

Lyman Monroe, regaining his composure, gave his "confidant" an appreciative look.

"However... now is not the time to dwell on this issue..."

He sighed deeply and sat down in the rickety chair:

“Those guys are now questioning me because of my use of a subsidiary with a market value of over 40 billion US dollars to exchange for Linko shares, saying that I caused the company to lose tens of billions of US dollars in just half a month.”