Fengyun Company was originally a property of the Wei Family, a company with assets of two hundred million.
The Wei Family originally held fifty percent of the shares, and Su Weifeng held twenty-five percent, so he accounted for twelve and a half percent of the company's total shares.
The Zhu Family did not take an interest in this company, so they did not take any of its shares, which allowed the Shui Family to benefit, acquiring thirty-seven and a half percent of the overall shares.
The remaining fifty percent of the shares were held by more than ten shareholders, with the largest holding only ten percent, making Su Weifeng the second-largest shareholder among them.
Given his status, Su Weifeng indeed had to attend the company's shareholders' meeting.
This afternoon, Lin Xuanxuan needed the car, so Su Weifeng didn't drive and took a taxi, arriving at Fengyun Company at one-thirty.
