The CEO's 100 Billion Bride: The Secret War of the Rich

Early in the morning, at the Huo Group headquarters building.

The moment Su Wanwan stepped into the conference room, all eyes were on her. Today was her first day in charge of the company's crisis management work, and the air was filled with tension and anticipation.

"Good morning, everyone," Su Wanwan said calmly, her eyes sweeping over every executive present. "I believe everyone knows the difficulties we are facing. I have called everyone here today to discuss how to overcome this difficulty."

Mr. Huo, who was sitting in the first seat, nodded and motioned for her to continue.

Su Wanwan took a deep breath. "First, we need to stabilize the stock price. The Finance Department and the Public Relations Department must work closely together to issue a clarification statement and disclose our true financial situation to dispel market concerns."

"Secondly," she paused, "we need to find new growth points as soon as possible and send positive signals to the market. I have a suggestion, which is to acquire Green Wing Technology, a leading company in the new energy field."

As soon as these words were spoken, there was an uproar in the conference room.

“Acquisition? In this situation, where do we get the funds to acquire?” the CFO couldn’t help but say.

The marketing director also expressed doubts, "Although Green Wing Technology has potential, it is still in the loss-making stage. Will acquiring it make our situation more difficult?"

Facing doubts, Su Wanwan remained calm, "I understand everyone's concerns. However, crisis is also an opportunity. Green Wing Technology's technology is in a leading position in the field of new energy. If we can successfully acquire it, it will not only bring new profit growth points to the company, but also greatly enhance our image in the capital market."

She paused and looked around. "Besides, I have done some preliminary research. Wang He, the founder of Green Wing Technology, is my college classmate. He is currently looking for a strategic investor. If we take action, there is a great chance that we can complete the acquisition at a lower price."

Mr. Huo nodded thoughtfully, "Wanwan, your idea is very good. However, this merger does have risks. Do you have any specific plans?"

Su Wanwan was well prepared. She opened her laptop and projected the prepared PPT onto the big screen.

"My plan is this," she said, pointing to the chart on the screen. "First, we acquire 51% of Green Wing Technology's shares at a relatively low price and gain control. Then, we use the resources and channels of the Huo Group to help Green Wing Technology expand its market rapidly."

“According to my prediction,” she turned to the next page, “if everything goes well, Green Wing Technology is expected to be profitable within two years. By then, we can choose to continue holding, or sell some of our shares at a higher price and get a substantial return on our investment.”

As Su Wanwan elaborated on her plan, the atmosphere in the conference room gradually changed. The originally skeptical eyes became serious, and some people even began to discuss the feasibility of this plan in a low voice.

“This plan sounds good,” the HR director said, “but does our current financial situation really allow for such a large investment?”

The CFO also nodded. "Yes, our cash flow is very tight right now. If we rush into mergers and acquisitions, it may affect our daily operations."

Su Wanwan had long anticipated such doubts, and she said confidently: "Regarding the funding issue, I have already come up with a preliminary solution. First, we can raise some funds by selling some non-core assets. Second, I have made preliminary contacts with several banks, and they have expressed interest in our M&A plan and are willing to provide preferential M&A loans."

She paused and looked at Mr. Huo, "In addition, if the board of directors agrees, I am willing to provide partial guarantee for this acquisition in my personal name."

As soon as these words came out, the whole conference room fell silent. No one expected that Su Wanwan would make such a promise.

Mr. Huo looked at Su Wanwan deeply, with a hint of approval in his eyes, "Wanwan, are you really so confident about this merger?"

Su Wanwan nodded firmly, "Yes, Grandpa. I believe that this is not only a good investment opportunity, but also a key step in the transformation and upgrading of the Huo Group."

Mr. Huo pondered for a moment, then looked around at everyone, "Does anyone have any other opinions?"

There was silence in the meeting room. Although some people still had doubts, Su Wanwan's plan and courage had obviously impressed most people.

"Okay," Mr. Huo said at last, "In that case, we will follow Wanwan's plan. However," he looked at Su Wanwan seriously, "you have to be personally responsible for this merger. Report progress to me every week, and tell me immediately if there are any problems."

Su Wanwan nodded solemnly, "I understand, Grandpa. I will definitely do my best and live up to your trust."

After the meeting, Su Wanwan walked out of the meeting room and breathed a sigh of relief. She knew that the real challenge had just begun.

Just then, Huo Yanshen walked over. "Thank you for your hard work," he said softly, handing his wife a cup of coffee.

Su Wanwan took the coffee and smiled, "Thank you. Yan Shen, do you think my plan is feasible?"

Huo Yanshen nodded. "It's a good plan, but you may encounter a lot of resistance in its implementation. You have to be careful."

Su Wanwan said thoughtfully: "I know. Especially Cheng Yuan, I always feel that he will not give up."

Huo Yanshen's expression turned serious. "That's right. I have asked someone to secretly investigate his background. However, the most important thing now is to focus on the merger and acquisition case. Is there anything you need my cooperation with?"

Su Wanwan thought for a moment and said, "I need you to help me contact some potential investors. If we can find like-minded partners, our plan will be more secure."

Huo Yanshen nodded and agreed, "No problem, I'll arrange it right away."

Just then, Su Wanwan's cell phone rang. She looked at the caller ID and saw it was an unfamiliar number.

"Hello?" She answered the phone.

"Mr. Su," a deep male voice came from the other end of the phone, "I heard you want to acquire Green Wing Technology?"

Su Wanwan's heart tightened, she recognized the voice - it was Cheng Yuan.

"Mr. Cheng," she said calmly, "do you have any advice?"

Cheng Yuan chuckled. "It's not really a question of advice. I just want to remind Mr. Su that there is no such thing as an impenetrable wall in this market. Every move you make is in the eyes of others."

Su Wanwan was silent for a moment, then said calmly: "Thank you Mr. Cheng for your reminder. However, I believe in my own judgment."

"Really?" Cheng Yuan said meaningfully, "Then I'll wait and see. Good luck, Mr. Su."

After the call was hung up, Su Wanwan's hands trembled slightly. She knew that this was a warning from Cheng Yuan, but also a challenge.

Huo Yanshen noticed his wife's abnormality and asked with concern: "What's wrong? Who's calling?"

Su Wanwan took a deep breath and told her husband about the conversation.

Huo Yanshen frowned, "It seems that Cheng Yuan already knows our plan. We must speed up and complete the merger as soon as possible."

Su Wanwan nodded, a hint of determination flashed in her eyes, "That's right. From now on, we have to go all out. Yan Shen, you go contact those investors. I will go to Wang He to finalize the acquisition details as soon as possible."

Looking at his wife's resolute back, Huo Yanshen felt both proud and worried.