Li Menglan looked at Yang Fan: "What's wrong? Why such a serious question? Ming Guang Group is one of the most powerful conglomerates in Xinghai City; it's just that recently, there have been some problems. Rumors are going around that the company is facing cash flow issues, and several major shareholders are forcing the chairman's hand. It's uncertain whether Murong Yan can hold her ground this time."
"You know all of this?" Yang Fan asked, puzzled.
"As someone in the industry, I know a bit of the inside story," Li Menglan recalled Yang Fan's earlier words, "Right, what did you need my help with?"
"Could you acquire some shares of Ming Guang Group on the market? Not much, sixteen percent will be enough." Yang Fan didn't know the exact situation with the company's shares, but he understood the basic principle; Murong Yan currently held thirty-five percent of the shares, and with an additional sixteen percent, making it over fifty-one percent, no one could force her out.
