"I'm worried that she will break up."

"Divide the family? How? How many shares should the mine be divided into?"

"Xiao Xiang, I'm not worried about myself, I'm worried about you."

"What? Will she not let me take care of things?" Ding Xiang is still full of confidence in his abilities. His brother Ding Peng, who usually manages the mine, doesn't get too involved. He is only responsible for handling peripheral matters and coal sales.

Ding Xiang is in charge of all matters in the mine. He doesn't believe that his sister-in-law can fire him at this juncture when his eldest brother has just left.

"Don't forget, you don't have any shares in the mine," Ding Xiang's father said.

Ding Xiang's father is right. When Dapeng Company was first registered, Ding Xiang was working outside, and all the money came from Ding Peng. The state stipulates that joint-stock companies must have two or more shareholders. Ding Peng weighed in at that time

After a moment, he wrote the names of his father and wife. Ding Peng himself holds 60% of the shares, and his father and wife each hold 20% of the shares.

Later, when Ding Xiang came back to work with Ding Peng, Ding Peng often said to Ding Xiang in front of everyone:

"Brother, this mine belongs to our family. You can have as much mine as you have mine."

No one in the family has considered the matter of equity. Everyone feels that the time is still long and it will not be too late to talk about it in the future. But who knew that Ding Peng would leave so early.

"I know dad, don't worry." Ding Xiang waved his hand towards his dad.

"Why aren't I worried? Your brother is gone now. If your brother's shares are all divided among his three siblings, it will be useless for us to talk."
Chapter completed!