Chapter 1534 - 1524: Reason

Chapter 1534: Chapter 1524: Reason

Everyone was taken aback by Mu Yan’s question. When the old master was in good health, the group was basically dominated by him, mainly because he held the most shares. Therefore, even though the shareholders didn’t like Jiang Jingheng, an illegitimate child, serving as the CEO, they had no power to resist.

Jiang Wenhui looked at Mu Yan, her gaze slightly deepened.

At that moment, Mu Yan’s gaze also turned towards her. She asked, "Sister Wen Hui, did I say something wrong? It’s my first time attending a shareholders’ meeting, so I’m a bit clueless and asked too many questions. Honestly, I have a flower shop under my name, and I plan to take it public in the next three years. By then, it will definitely need financing, so I want to learn something here."

"No, what you said is very correct." Jiang Wenhui smiled at her and looked at the others.

Chairman Li said, "The CEO’s wife’s suggestion is very correct. If we vote by headcount, it is obviously unfair, because the shareholding of each shareholder is different, and naturally, their say is also different."

"Is it necessary to make it so complicated?" a shareholder whispered.

However, not many people echoed this, since the shareholding ratios were different, naturally some held more and others less. Those with more felt superior, while those with less felt insecure and dared not speak, afraid of being exposed and losing face.

"If anyone has any opinions, feel free to speak up. If there are no opinions, we’ll calculate according to the total shares of the voters," Chairman Li added.

"Alright, alright, let’s hurry up and vote. It’s been all morning, and this matter is still not resolved," someone said impatiently.

Seeing no other suggestions, Chairman Li continued, "Then now..."

"Wait, I just want to ask, on what grounds is Jiang Jingheng being removed as CEO?" Yin Manqing suddenly said.

She knew very well that no one here would vote for Jiang Jingheng. The few shares she held couldn’t change the situation, so Jiang Wenhui would win without effort. But she was unwilling, and asking this was a last-ditch effort.

"President Yin, there’s no point in you making a fuss about this just because Jiang Jingheng is your son," someone said irritably.

"You can’t blame President Yin; she came late and didn’t hear our summary of the mistakes Jiang Jingheng made as CEO. Besides, that’s her son after all."

Yin Manqing ignored these people’s cynical remarks and looked at Chairman Li, saying, "Since Jiang Jingheng became CEO, everyone has witnessed the annual profit growth of the company. It’s unfair to deny all his achievements just because of one mistake that doesn’t even count as a real mistake. I think he should be given a chance."

President Zhou sarcastically said, "We give him a chance, but who gives us a chance? The Lishui Lake hotel project, he boasted about it, and we agreed, but in the end, the government didn’t allow it to be built, resulting in a loss of over ten billion for the company. On a daily basis, he acts independently and doesn’t take us into account at all. If this continues, cases like Lishui Lake will be numerous, and we can’t afford to gamble."

Others echoed, "Yes, doing business isn’t playing house. We need someone excellent, who can widely accept opinions, to lead the group further."

Yin Manqing was both angry and anxious inside. These people loved to sit back and let others work. If you made them money, they’d praise you to the skies. But when problems arose, they’d immediately turn into chameleons, the kind that devour you.

"But President Yin, don’t take it too hard. There’s another more important reason why Jiang Jingheng cannot serve as CEO," Mr. He suddenly picked up a stack of documents from the table and threw it in front of Yin Manqing, "I guess even President Yin doesn’t know that your son is a mental health patient."