The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 150

Chapter 150 That's Our Fortune!

At 10 AM sharp.

Inside the city government press conference room.

Mayor Henry Wright announced that Harmonfield's investment focus for the next 20 years will, aside from the Eastvale Ecological, gradually shift toward the development of the Southvale plots. The goal is to integrate with the neighboring Havenport Economic Zone, harnessing its economic influence to elevate Harmonfield's economy to a new level.

As soon as this announcement was made, it stirred a massive reaction across Harmonfield.

News of the Dunns' billion-dollar investment in the Southvale plots, which had been the talk of the town for a day and a night, was starting to cool.

However, with this new announcement, the Dunns quickly shot back to the top of trending topics.

Merchants who previously threatened to cut ties with the Dunns rushed to contact the Dunn Group headquarters through all available channels, pleading to continue their partnerships. Former investors who had pulled out of the Southvale plots were filled with regret, now actively seeking ways to enter Southvale's commercial zone.

In this high-stakes gamble, the Dunns emerged as the biggest winner.

*Their market value skyrocketed with each passing second, making one undeniable fact clear to everyone.

From this point forward, the Dunns market value and influence in Harmonfield will be unmatched.

Unless another wealth-boosting opportunity like the Southvale plots development arises, no one will ever be able to catch up with the Dunn Group's pace.

Once again, the Dunns have reclaimed its title as the leading family in Harmonfield.

What seemed to be a surefire losing gamble ended up boosting the Dunn Group's market value several times over in just one day.

Capital flooded toward Southvale, and the Dunn Group instantly became a magnet for investment.

The headquarters of the Dunn Group was surrounded by investors eager to offer funds.

The top ten shareholders, who had sold off their shares overnight, were filled with regret.

Now, they were contemplating how to ask the Dunns to accept them back as original shareholders. Some of these shareholders gathered and went together to the Dunn Group headquarters. Harmonfield Bank also took a deep breath of relief.

If they had pressured Jonah with the same rigid stance as SunEast Bank had, they might have ended up losing everything in this high-stakes gamble just like SunEast Bank.

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