I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

hapter 395 Investment Plan

Abigail called Luna.

When Luna picked up, Abigail immediately asked, “Are you asleep?”

“Don’t you know my schedule?” Luna laughed, and the sound of the TV came through on her end.

“Have you ever considered finding someone to invest in us and establish a shareholders’ meeting?” Abigail asked Luna.

They currently only possessed operational rights, but they were not an official company with shareholders. Abigail and Luna were the sole bosses.

To confront those hidden forces in Capitalis, the way forward for L.Moon could only be by seeking investment, establishing a shareholders’ meeting, and then going public.

Luna’s voice turned serious. “You mean, L.Moon is going to become an official company and go public?”

“That’s the idea, but more so because we might face severe setbacks. Before that happens, we need to find investors and gather enough funds to keep things running smoothly.” Abigail couldn’t help but worry that they might be targeted, which might potentially lead to a financial

crisis.

After all, if the financial chain of the company broke, everything would fall apart.

“I’ll handle the investment. Do you have any suggestions?” Luna asked.

Capitalis. As long as the other party isn’t afraid of stirring up trouble and can withstand the pressure, they can become one of our shareholders. Now that they had made

decision not solely because of the threat to L.Moon. She was also fueled by Sean’s words, which ignited

no problem,” Luna

is partly due to the fact that. L.Moon might face prolonged suppression. Personally, I also believe L..Moon needs to finally grow into itself. It can’t rely solely on the

was filled with determination as

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stood firmly by her side, supporting all her

messaged Ronaldo, ‘Are you available? I’d like to discuss something with you.

after, Ronaldo

Have you had dinner?” Abigail

What do you want

establish itself as a company, and we’d like to invite you to invest. Abigail

Capitalis?” Ronaldo immediately sensed the reason

structure for better management,” Abigail explained seriously to Ronaldo. “But given the greater Mikelihood of suppression in the near future, we hope to have shareholders to stabilize our funding and

“Are you really going to secure investment this way? Hearing you speak might scare potential investors

about you?” Abigail asked

remained silent for a moment before inquiring, “How

I will each have a 10% stake. After all, since the inception of L.Moon, we’ve put a lot of hard work into

how much to invest. Just so you know, I don’t have more than 2.8 million,” Ronaldo

returns. Nonetheless, this was contingent on L.Moon not being suppressed by other businesses.

the equivalent of

than sufficient,” Abigail remarked

thinking of investments in the range of