Needless to say, there is quite a market for this theory of Zhonghe collapse.

Many big names in the self-media have made sound analysis and believe that they have accurately predicted the next "LeTV".

These articles are a good gimmick, and they have produced some articles worth more than 100,000 yuan.

But Sun Zhengyi underestimated Zhang Yida's resilience and options. How could he be forced to submit with this little pressure?

Zhang Yida said very forcefully: "Since we can't reach an agreement, SoftBank will take over Penguin's shares!

Although Zhonghe’s funds are somewhat tight, it is not completely unable to operate.”

After all, he is a young man who is too confident.

Sun Zhengyi earnestly advised: "Mr. Zhang, don't worry too much about the gains and losses of one city or one place.

Zhonghe Group will definitely have to go through a tough battle in the future. Pushing investors away for a little valuation issue is not the behavior of a wise man."

In the end, Zhang Yida still did not compromise, and Sun Zhengyi did not persuade him any more, and the negotiation between the two broke up unhappily.

Zhang Yida returned to the company, convened the board of directors again, and raised the issue of capital increase.

“According to the shareholding ratio of all shareholders, the internal capital increase will be US$2 billion!

As a major shareholder, I took the lead in increasing my holdings by US$1.218 billion!"

After the acquisition of Blue Hole, Zhang Yida's personal shareholding in Zhonghe increased to 60.09%.

US$1.218 billion is not a small amount of money for him.

Had it not been for the large cash withdrawal from Huimin Travel, the billions of dollars would have been available, but it would have been quite laborious.

With Zhang Yida taking the lead, Shen Beipeng and Xu Xiaoming also agreed to increase capital.

Bao Zheyu said with some embarrassment: "BlackRock Group's main investment direction is not venture capital. We have already invested US$800 million. Now it may be difficult for us to continue to increase capital."

Zhang Liping also said: "Doesn't the company still have nearly 2 billion US dollars in its account now? It should be enough to save money.

How long has it been since the last round of Series B financing of $4.5 billion?”

Liu Zhiping looked at all this with a smile, and Penguin would definitely not participate in the capital increase.

Zhang Yida is so squandering, how long can he sustain it?

He understood that Zhang Yida wanted to quickly expand his business layout and catch up with Penguin and other front-runners as soon as possible.

But the Zhonghe Group is already there, so how can it withstand his torture?

Now it's better, even shareholders like BlackRock and Blackstone can't stand it anymore and no longer agree with him.

As for Blackshirt Capital and Zhenke Fund, how long can they support him?
Chapter completed!