Tianzheng Media, over these years, had been constantly expanding its "territory."
One city a year, expanding and advancing.
Wherever they went, they merged with and acquired others.
Their scale grew ever larger, but the company did not become overextended, instead becoming increasingly stable.
There was a reason for this.
Tianzheng Media coveted the long-term perspective, equipped with detailed development plans and strategies.
In the places they went, the mergers and acquisitions, in fact, were all about taking controlling stakes, supporting local large companies, rather than taking over everything. When encountering non-shareholding companies, they would use various means to force them to restructure, and then take a share.
After seizing control of a local market, they would not make any major moves elsewhere within that year but rather digest the new market they'd taken.
