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Chapter 1,289 Wolf Nature(2/2)

But forget about the position of the largest shareholder and the dominance of the group company. There is no hope at all.

But even so, the amount of funds required is still not a small amount.

Although judging from the current stock price, LVMH's market value is approximately US$6.8 billion, and buying 1% of the shares is approximately US$68 million.

But as long as they buy, there is no doubt that on the basis that Bernard Arnault has already raised the stock price, it will stimulate LVMH's stock price to continue to rise rapidly in the short term.

Even if their opponents don't cause trouble, it is expected to cost at least US$300 million to purchase sufficient quantities.

But everyone knows that it is impossible for Bernard Arnault, a ruthless man, not to do something.

In order to win the final victory and completely control LVMH, he will definitely continue to buy stocks and compete with them for limited chips in the open market regardless of the cost.

So this matter is a little hard to say. I'm afraid it will cost at least US$500 million to get a veto power.

As for the source of funds required by the LV camp, Henri Lacamier, the fourth generation of LV, said that he can personally raise US$120 million.

Master Pierre Cardon has been busy working on this matter recently. He has tried his best and can probably draw 260 million US dollars from Pierre Cardon Company.

Therefore, the money that Ning Weimin still has lying around in his account at Credit Agricole has become the last hope and support of the two old men, the master and the fourth generation of LV.

To be honest, as a businessman, you can do any kind of business, but it is difficult to do business that you know you will lose money on.

Although LVMH's future market value will be as high as 500 billion, that is the future after all. The current value of this company is obviously 4 billion US dollars.

Ning Weimin actually spent more than 100 million US dollars to buy shares that others bought at an average cost of 45 million U.S. dollars. Isn't this someone taking advantage of others to carry the sedan chair?

How could he be happy?

What's more, to put it bluntly, LVMH's great prospect of a market value of 500 billion was realized after Bernard Arnault achieved his goal.

From a purely profit perspective, if Ning Weimin wanted to take advantage of the situation, he should be happy to see this happen.

Then buy at low prices, and then you can eat meat and drink soup.

Otherwise, history has changed its direction. God knows if LVMH could develop to this point without this greedy boss?

Moreover, Ning Weimin had also traded in stocks in his previous life, and his experience of repeatedly chasing the rise and killing the fall was painful to his bones.

Even if you know that if you buy LVMH with your eyes closed, you will make money back sooner or later, and there will be a fifty-fold increase, but the feeling is another matter.

It’s so unnatural!

So I really have to say that this action plan told by the master from LV’s standpoint is a completely bad idea.

Ning Weimin believes that it is a helpless act of being passive and being led by others. If you do this, you have already lost.

In addition, he knew that behind Bernard Arnault there was a powerful and experienced M&A investment banker, Lazard, who was collaborating with him. He was even more worried and felt resistance from the bottom of his heart.

As the saying goes, good shoes don't step on bad shit. People like him don't have too many opportunities to make money.

This is completely different from Bernard Arnault, who is now like a crazy gambler who has already bet everything on this battle.

When two armies meet, the brave one wins. Those people in this group are all barefoot villains who are not afraid of wearing shoes. He does not have the courage to draw a sword face to face!

It's just... facing the master's hopeful gaze, thinking about how loudly he boasted just now, he really couldn't say any regrets.

After all, he is a pure and kind person at heart. In his heart, he worships heroes and yearns for the bright sunflower.

He is also a young man with ideals, morality, culture, affection and righteousness.

Emotionally speaking, he sincerely admired the master for such a generous act.

Besides, it is also because of the master's kindness and tolerance that he is living a good life today.

He has truly received a lot of favors from the master.

Now that this kind-hearted old man has finally spoken to him, does he have the heart to refuse? Is he embarrassed to refuse?

It's like Alain Delon said, you can control everything, but when emotions are involved, the problem becomes complicated.

So what should we do?
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