And the government policy is still not coming in.
He had sold Gu's shares before and bought the land needed for Lu's investment or invested in some government projects that have not been started yet.
Originally thinking that these projects would definitely yield returns, he put most of his money into them, and now he is tight on cash.
At that time, if Gu's stock price drops, he won't be able to buy half of Gu's back.
He is a bit anxious now; if those government projects do not start, his capital will get stuck.
If Gu Junhang buys more than 50% of Gu's shares before him, Gu will fall into Gu Junhang's hands.
Thinking about this, Gu Huanan becomes agitated.
Since the open confrontation with his eldest son, he found every step more and more difficult and many outcomes different from what he expected.
Xue Lan doesn't want to argue with Gu Huanan. After all these years, she is tired of the constant fights.
