The CEO Gets What He Wants

Chapter 671 Get Our Daughter Back

Trident Group.

Avery named the new project “Nostalgia Greens”. A clear indication that she was missing a man, waiting for his return

The man was the love of her life.

A famous author once said, “Waiting for the rain is the lifelong destiny of an umbrella.”

Right now, she is like that umbrella, waiting for the rain to quench the drought in her heart.

Once the Nostalgia Greens project is completed, her rain would surely arrive.

The massive construction project at Nostalgia Greens had begun, but Trident Group was facing a dilemma.

Due to some issues with the previous collaboration with VIVI Group, Trident Group temporarily withdrew from the project. Moreover, when news of Cayden's mishap came, VIVI Group unexpectedly added insult to injury, demanding a huge penalty from Trident Group for breach of contract.

How could Avery possibly let Vivi Group act shamelessly?

She immediately convened an emergency meeting, deciding to follow the proper legal procedures.

Meanwhile, as the lawsuit was underway, there were issues with the funding of the project. Without financial support, the Nostalgia Greens project simply couldn't continue.

In a moment, Trident Group led by Avery found itself in a difficult predicament.

At the CEO's Office.

These past few days, Avery had been ragged trying to raise funds. What was strange was that she'd been around and not a single bank was willing to give Trident Group a loan. Avery knew something was definitely off, someone must be pulling strings behind the scenes.

But the culprit who caused the mischief was hidden too deeply, making it impossible for Avery to find out in a short time.

When Xavier walked in, he saw Avery with a worried look on her face and asked, “Ms. Rumpley, are you still thinking about the issue with funds?”

Avery put down her fountain pen and looked intently at Xavier. “Mr. Dartsley, how have your communications with the investors been going these past few days?”

Xavier shook his head in frustration. “It's very strange. No bank is willing to finance Trident Group. Even the group's previous major clients have all chosen to remain silent now. They either use their company's financial crisis as an excuse or simply dodge the issue. They're really a bunch of ungrateful wretches!”

He clenched his fist, slamming it against the table wall. His heart filled with resentment, leaving Avery in a state of dejection.

However, all of this was expected.

She poured a glass of water for Xavier and suddenly asked, “Mr. Dartsley, what do you think about the idea of us looking for partners or investors, and borrowing from the capital market through financing?”

Xavier disagreed, “Sure, this method is feasible, but all the partners who want to raise funds now are adamant about buying shares in Trident Group and running the business with you, Ms. Rumpley. Then, what you'll face is another division of equity and profits. You've just regained your shares, and now you're going to transfer them again. Honestly, I don't really agree with this approach.”

Avery lowered her gaze, deep in thought. It was her reluctance to sell her shares again that was causing a bottleneck in her fundraising efforts.

She had considered seeking financial aid from Cayden's friends, Xander, and Jacob. Given their brotherly bond, they would surely be willing to lend a hand. In fact, both of them had expressed that intention.

However, debts of gratitude are hard to repay.

Moreover, even though they were Cayden's friends, they were also astute businessmen. They certainly wouldn't engage in a losing deal. They might have weighed the situation for Cayden's sake, and wouldn't deceive Avery. However, when the time came to divide the profits, they naturally wouldn't get a small share.

Trident Group had invested in such a large project, so the profits in the budget would be significantly reduced.

After much thought, Avery decided not to consider their financing aid.

“How about this, Mr. Dartsley, shall we go for crowdfunding?” After much consideration, Avery proposed this idea. It seemed that this was the only feasible solution now.

“The government is currently cracking down hard on private fundraising, and it will take at least three to five years to legalize it. Moreover, the legal issues triggered by private fundraising are endless. People are now very vigilant, and it's not easy to raise funds privately. If not handled properly, it could easily lead to economic disputes and even attract the supervision and investigation of the Securities Regulatory Commission, which would be significant trouble,” Xavier analyzed pragmatically.

“No pain no gain. Illegal fundraising is soliciting funds from the public without approval, which could potentially trigger systemic financial risks. However, there is still a gray area in the country's private finance. As long as the return exceeds twenty percent, it is considered illegal fundraising. But as long as we fundraise according to regulatory standards, setting the return standard at around fifteen percent, we can still raise a considerable amount of funds. As long as we can raise funds, our project can get started. The initial stage may be difficult, but I can assure you that this project is absolutely profitable,” said Avery confidently.

These days, she had been reading a lot of business books and had been consistently studying economic law.

She intended to exploit certain loopholes to find favorable opportunities for financing.

Seeing that she had made up her mind, Xavier chose not to say anything more.

Having worked with Avery for so long, he deeply understood that this lady boss was no pushover. Despite her being a delicate woman, she was incredibly resourceful. He looked forward to seeing her lead Trident Group to new heights.

The Lambert family.