"—You can see that our projected sales and growth from the previous year was exceeded by our actual one by a twenty percent increase. If you have any other questions, I'll be answering them right now." Li Yang stood in front of the shareholders. His expression was calm. Even as he eyed the largest shareholder, his brother and by connection, the Li family.
His brother cleared his throat and asked. "Would you go over the expenditures once again? I can't understand why we ended up raising our expenses by ten percent higher than previous quarters. How exactly did you account for this, CEO? I get that our sales and growth increased, but there's not much change to our net income, is there?"
Li Yang eyed his brother, and the other board of directors studied the CEO's expression. There was no such thing as blood relatives or anything of that sort when it came to business. Any good businessman would say that it's an irrelevant matter.
The CEO addressed the matter.
