Because there were many shareholders, the equity was dispersed, but Li Kuo, with the ability to control forty percent of the shares himself, was enough to become the chairman of the company.
On his first day in office, he followed Xiaofan's advice and set aside some of the contracts intended for collaboration, insisting on dealing with the original ones first.
This would slow down the company's pace, but it would ensure there were no mistakes.
Of course, doing this would definitely garner opposition from a large number of shareholders, but Li Kuo was determined to investigate the reason for his father's downfall, and he had to proceed this way.
At the shareholders' meeting, no one wanted to tear each other's faces off. However, they would not allow the young Li Kuo to do whatever he pleased in the company, after all, it wasn't just the Li Family's business; they all had stakes in it. They all received dividends at the end of the year.
