Robert Green motioned towards the stack of documents in front of Elly Campbell, careful not to sound too pessimistic.
Even though the Jones corporation indeed needed financing to more smoothly resolve some issues,
it also meant that the shares of all Jones' shareholders would be diluted.
After some thought, Green added:
"Other shareholders might agree to the financing out of consideration for Jones' well-being, but it's hard to say with Director Gresia. I suspect he wants to use the financing opportunity to buy up the diluted shares and increase his stake in the firm. Therefore, I believe there's a high chance he could collaborate with the financing company, or perhaps… he is the hidden mastermind behind the financing company."
Elly Campbell agreed with Green's suspicion, which was one of the reasons she had opposed the financing at the recent board meeting.
